CCS grad gets silver at world Jiu-Jitsu championships
James Wood—better known as “Jay”—competed at the Las Vegas International Open International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation (IBJJF) Jiu-Jitsu Championship on Aug. 22-23.
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Caelyn Long is just steps ahead of teammate Madison Brown, and eventually finished ninth, while Brown was the runner-up medalist. (Johnson Publications photo)
Lady Longhorn runners also in the top 15 were, from left, Kambree Meeske, Brooklyn Christensen and Riley Owens. (Johnson Publications photo)
And they’re off. Varsity Longhorn runners, from left, Kade Anderson, Cedric Maxwell, Taylor Jablonski, Mason Nordhausen and Charles Barnes (hidden) get a good jump at the start. (Johnson Publications photo)
Runners face fast course at home meet
Cross country runners experienced a fast course at last Thursday’s Chase County Invitational, which drew 12 boys’ teams and six on the girls side.
Ashlie Benge arrives at second base safely at the Scottsbluff tournament last weekend. (Courtesy photo)
Kayla Chavira finishes her wind up during one of the JV games at the Scottsbluff tournament last weekend. (Courtesy photo)
Softball gets first win at Scottsbluff tournament
Last week was packed with games for the Lady Longhorn softball team.
Chase County traveled to Wray, Colorado Sept. 10 for a varsity double header.
Stepping outside her role as setter, Sophie Spady (10) sends one over for the Lady Longhorns against Yuma, Colorado. (Johnson Publications photo)
Bryn McNair (5) is up for the block as she fields a hit from Yuma, Colorado in last week’s home opener for Chase County, as Jerzee Milner waits for a possible dig. (Johnson Publications photo)
Varsity volleyball adds another win on straight set Yuma victory
Chase County took a straight set win from Yuma, Colorado Sept. 10 in the Lady Longhorns first home volleyball appearance.
Ottos win Senior Couples Scramble at Enders Course
Enders Lake Golf Course hosted its annual Couples Scramble Thursday, Sept. 12 The tournament included 21 teams at play.