Quarterback Bennet Bauerle throws a pass for the Longhorns against Alliance. (Johnson Publications photo)
Two key plays early in the third quarter proved to be backbreakers in the Chase County Longhorns’ 21-37 loss to the Alliance Bulldogs Friday.
Kade Anderson keeps the pace on the Ogallala course that will also be the site for districts in two weeks. (Courtesy photo)
Kambree Meeske, who was Chase County’s third runner across the finish at Ogallala last week, has been moving up in her placings in recent meets. (Courtesy photo)
Even though the Chase County runners came home without any medals last Thursday, Coach Carl Zuege said the Ogallala Cross Country Invitational provided valuable experience.
Jerzee Milner gets under this ball perfectly against Sidney, while Ashley Bubak is ready to assist. (Johnson Publications photo)
Alexis Richmond is up high to send the ball over to Sidney in Chase County’s second appearance on the home court last week. Gisselle Acuna is in position for a possible quick return. (Johnson Publications photo)
By Jan Schultz
The Imperial Republican
On Monday, Chase County runners got a taste of what much of the Class C field would like at the state meet.
Three consecutive wins were strung together by Chase County’s JV volleyball team last week.
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