Lady Longhorns get easy win at Sutherland; look to holiday tourney
Chase County took an easy win at Sutherland Dec. 17, upping their record to 4-1 as they entered the moratorium and this weekend’s holiday tournament in Sidney.
Sports
Jay Wood takes gold at World Jiu-Jitsu Championship
Imperial native Jay Wood has left another mark on the world of sports.
Wood recently won gold at the International Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (IBJJF) No Gi World Championships in California.
Members of this year’s team are, front row from left, Ashley Quezada, Hope Reinke, Olivia Gobble, Abby Spicer, Tristan Nordhausen, Kathya Aragon, Athziry Valenzuela, Riley Rusher, Peyton Owens, middle row from left, Kendra Kunkel, Nevaeh Martin, Olivia Spady, Adelle Eskew, Jesslynn Robertson, Lizbet Mireles, Denisse Guillen, Jayla Long, Katelyn Stamm, Faith Hauxwell, Brooke Schilke, back from left, Coach Alex McNair, Jecca Yaw, Landree McNair, Ava McNair, Myla Brown, Kylee Wiest, Sammy Schrotberger, Anahy Diaz, Shalissa Bigham, Hailey Markee and Addisen Leibbrandt. Not pictured—Coach Ashley Holscher. (Photo courtesy of Pages of Time by Ann)
Junior high girls finish 2019 portion of season
With three games already under their belts, the Chase County junior high girls’ basketball team is taking a Christmas break ahead of resuming action in early Jan. 9 when they travel to Dundy Co.
Six JV wrestlers place at McCook
JV wrestlers competed at the McCook Open Invitational last Thursday.
All six wrestlers entered placed in their weight classes.
Hannah Meeske keeps the ball moving, passing it off to a teammate in action against Ogallala. (Johnson Publications photo)
Alexis Richmond makes a nice move to the basket against Ogallala Saturday night. She scored five against the Lady Indians. (Johnson Publications photo)
Jordan Jablonski brings up the ball Saturday night. She hit a field goal early in the second quarter before she went out with a sprained ankle. (Johnson Publications photo)
Girls win squeaker at Sidney, lose to Ogallala
It was an up and down weekend for the Chase County girls’ varsity team as they head into a week and a half break.