CCS Activities Director Troy Hauxwell shows how the camera can be used using the Hudl Focus app on his phone. (Johnson Publications photo)
The Hudl Focus camera is installed on the visitor side of the Longhorn gym. (Johnson Publications photo)
Chase County Schools (CCS) is now the owner of a state-of-the-art video camera, placed in the Longhorn gym.
Deer hunting with a rifle just came to a close, but the next opportunity to hunt deer begins Dec. 1, and continues until the end of the month.
Paige Owens bagged this 6 x 6 mule deer with a 17-inch spread, checking it in on Sunday. (Photo courtesy of Lakers)
Jace Clevenger was one of the successful deer hunters this firearm season. He checked in this nice 6 x 8 whitetail with a 16 3/4 inch spread on Saturday. (Photo courtesy of Lakers)
Firearm deer season has ended across the state. Final check-ins were completed early Monday afternoon.
In the auxiliary gym, the boys team of 28 were at practice where Jake German, left, and Mason Nordhausen work on a play with Head Coach Chris Bartels keeping tabs. (Johnson Publications photo)
Gisselle Acuna, one of 22 on the girls’ basketball squad, works on free throw form as Asst. Coach Jeff Gleisberg provides guidance. (Johnson Publications photo)
Asst. Coach Josh Geary demonstrates a maneuver on Trevor Peterson, one of 10 athletes out for wrestling. (Johnson Publications photo)
Sixty athletes started winter sports practices Monday, vying for spots on the rosters. Monday was the first day allowed by the NSAA for practice. First contests for the teams are Dec. 5.
One of the proposals at this area’s district meeting of the Nebraska School Activities Association (NSAA) was adding girls’ wrestling as a new sanctioned activity of the NSAA, which oversees hi
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