CCS graduate moves into top 10 for indoor mile at UNK
Chase County now has two graduates who are in the top 10 for University of Nebraska at Kearney (UNK) for the indoor mile.
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Trevor Peterson, shown here in a match in Ogallala, took second at the Chadron Invitational and improved his record to 26-3 on the season. (Johnson Publications file photo)
Three Longhorns place at Chadron meet
With just five wrestlers competing, the Chase County Longhorns finished 11th in the 21-team field at the Chadron Invitational last Friday and Saturday.
Taylor Williams uses her jumping ability to get over the top of these Bridgeport defenders to pass off the ball in Saturday’s consolation game. (Johnson Publications photo)
Lady Longhorn seniors Allison Owings and Taylor Williams accept their team’s third place plaque from Chase Co. A.D. Troy Hauxwell as the team gathers around. (Johnson Publications photo)
Girls capture consolation plaque in SPVA tourney
While a third place finish was two places above their seeding, the Lady Longhorns and coaches have to wonder if they might have done better.
Junior Taylor Jablonski looks for an open man against North Platte St. Pat’s last week at the SPVA tournament. (Johnson Publications photo)
Senior Scott Wheeler fights for the ball against Hershey last week at the SPVA tournament. (Johnson Publications photo)
Boys place third in SPVA basketball tourney
The Longhorn boys’ varsity team now sit 11-3 on the season after a loss and a win in the SPVA tournament last week.
Chase County went into the tournament as the No. 1 seed.
Junior Bennett Bauerle looks for an opening against Perkins County last week. (Johnson Publications photo)
Junior Kobe Clevenger goes for a layup against Perkins County last Thursday on the Longhorn court. (Johnson Publications photo)
Longhorns seeded first in SPVA tourney
The Chase County Longhorns just finished a long week of games leading up to this week’s SPVA Conference tournament, in which they are top-seeded.