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Sophie Spady gets a pass off to teammate Bryn McNair as a Hershey defender moves in. Spady tallied three assists in the game and also scored eight.

Jan Schultz | The Imperial Republican
Ashley Bubak takes some defense from Hershey’s Tahlia Steinbeck (3) and Annah Wareham Saturday. Bubak scored 10 against the Lady Panthers.

Jan Schultz | The Imperial Republican
With a big lead, all of Chase County’s subs got into the Hershey game Saturday. One of them was Gisselle Acuna, who scored three points in the fourth quarter.

Two dominant wins for varsity girls; big game at North Platte Friday

Two commanding wins for the Lady Longhorns last week will send them into a big game at North Platte St. Pat’s on Friday.

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JV boys, C team add wins to season

The Longhorn JV boys picked up a pair of wins last week in home matches against Haxtun, Colorado and Hershey.
On Jan. 28, CCS beat Haxtun, 47-23.

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Record improves to 10-2 for JV girls

Another pair of wins was notched onto the Chase County JV girls’ record last week with wins over Hershey and Haxtun, Colorado. Both games were in Imperial.

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Courtesy photo | The Imperial Republican
Mallie McNair, left, and Cathy (Weir) Renk point to their names on the CCS girls’ basketball record board after a home basketball game last week. McNair bypassed Weir’s career scoring record at Chase County this season.

Basketball record-holders celebrate accomplishments

Cathy (Weir) Renk made a whirlwind 760-mile trek from Peru, Illinois last week to watch Mallie McNair play basketball.

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Diane Stamm | The Imperial Republican
Winners of the free-throw contest include front from left, Josh Kunkel, Mia Fries, Zac Anderson, middle from left, Haven Hauxwell, Cadence Lambert, Tyce Hammerlun, back from left, Carson Terryberry and Easton Fries.