Lady Longhorns give Yuma a battle in match on road
While Chase County came home with a loss, Yuma, Colorado didn’t get the win easily in competitive volleyball match on the road Sept. 4.
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The Longhorn line opened up a hole for Evan Fisher who broke through the line and went 68 yards for the Longhorns’ first touchdown of the night against Cozad. (Johnson Publications photo)
Trevor Peterson starts upfield after picking off a Cozad pass. (Johnson Publications photo)
Turnovers costly to Longhorns in 14-19 loss to Cozad
Two lost fumbles and an interception in the end zone took their toll on the Chase County Longhorns in a 14-19 loss to the Cozad Haymakers Friday.
Chase County pitcher Carissa Hill winds up in action at Holyoke last week, as third baseman Ashlie Benge waits for the play. (Johnson Publications photo)
Eyeing the ball in front of her, right fielder Jordan Hopp gets in position to retrieve the ball. (Johnson Publications photo)
Varsity softball goes up against Holyoke, Southern Valley, Perry
Hardly finding time to breathe much between contests, Chase County’s varsity softball team played five games over four days last week.
The Longhorn girls’ cross country team captured their third consecutive Cambridge Invitational title Friday. Team members include, front from left, Maddi Brown, Brooke Schilke, Macy Coleman, Brooklyn Christensen, back, Riley Owens, Hannah Meeske, Kambree Meeske, Lindsey Mendenhall, Caelyn Long and Matalie Wallin. (Johnson Publications photos by Jonathan Beverly)
Maddi Brown led the Longhorns at Cambridge with a second place finish.
XC girls capture three-peat at Cambridge meet
Chase County’s girls cross country captured a three-peat Friday, winning the Cambridge meet for the third consecutive year.
Alexis Richmond makes a great save in the Haxtun, Colorado match last Thursday, picking up one of the five digs she was credited with in the Chase County varsity win. (Johnson Publications photo)
Madison Schuller (20) sends the ball across in action at Haxtun last week as a Lady Bulldog defender goes up to block. (Johnson Publications photo)
Volleyball varsity stands 3-1 after opening week’s action
Coach Jodie Schuller liked what she saw in her varsity volleyball team as it opened its 2018-19 season last week.