JV girls split with Yuma, St. Pat’s
Chase County’s JV girls suffered their first loss since early December last Friday, but still held onto an 11-3 record through last week.
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Longhorn JV add three wins to record
The Longhorn JV team now sits 11-3 on the season, beating Yuma, Colorado last Tuesday, North Platte St. Pat’s on Friday and Haxtun on Monday.
Sophomore Cedric Maxwell sinks a 2-pointer at the buzzer St. Pat’s defender last Friday, winning the game in regulation. (Johnson Publications photo)
Junior Kobe Clevenger battles a St. Pat’s defender last Friday. (Johnson Publications photo)
Longhorns grab more wins; sitting 15-3
The Longhorns had a big week of wins, starting with a trip to Yuma, Colorado last Tuesday.
Yuma is a good basketball team,” Head Coach Chris Bartels said.
With her coaches and teammates behind keeping tabs, Sophie Spady looks to get the ball inside against St. Pat’s in the Lady Longhorns’ final home game of the season Friday. (Johnson Publications photo)
St. Pat’s made sure they had Chase County’s leading scorer covered Friday night. Here, Mallie McNair fights through the traffic for two of her 17 points scored against the Lady Irish. (Johnson Publications photo)
Girls come up short against two good teams
Just like the start of the season, the Lady Longhorns face a lot of tough teams at the end.
Evan Fisher went right after Mitchell’s Nathan Coley in their match at 195. Fisher won by pin at 1:25. (Johnson Publications photo)
Wrestlers ninth at joint SPVA/WTC conference meet
Chase County’s Longhorn wrestlers finished ninth in a 12-team field at the joint SPVA/Western Trails conference meet last Thursday at Bridgeport.