Junior Kobe Clevenger picked up 12 yards on three carries for the Longhorns Friday. (Photo courtesy of Mark Gaschler, Scottsbluff Star-Herald)
Three fourth quarter fumbles, including one in the red zone at the Mitchell 5 yard line, sealed the Longhorns’ fate in a 32-35 loss there Friday night.
Chase County’s cross country teams will be seeking a state meet berth when they travel to Bridgeport next Thursday for the D6 district meet.
Sophie Spady’s in good position for this pass in action at home last Thursday. She helped the Lady Longhorns to a two match win over Sutherland and Maxwell that night. (Johnson Publications photo)
Ashley Bubak goes up for the kill against Sutherland in last week’s home triangular. She finished with two kills in the win. (Johnson Publications photo)
Chase County put three in the win column last week after finishing a busy week at a pair of varsity volleyball triangulars.
Members of the junior high football team at Chase County Schools are hoping to cap off their 2018 season with a win tonight over Southern Valley.
Both Longhorn cross country teams took first at the Dundy County Stratton meet last week. Team members included, front from left, Brooklyn Christensen, Caelyn Long, manager Westyn Mendenhall, Macy Coleman, Brooke Schilke, Kambree Meeske, Lindsey Mendenhall, Maddie Brown, back, Trevin Martin, Kalen Wallin, Landis Beverly, Logan Mendenhall, Mason Nordhausen, Riley Owens, Hannah Meeske and Matalie Wallin. (Johnson Publications photo)
Above, Kambree Meeske and Lindsey Mendenhall make their way around the course. Below, Mason Nordhausen finishes ahead of a Cambridge runner. (Johnson Publications photos)
“It was a good day for us.”
That’s how cross country Coach Carl Zuege summed up the Longhorns’ performances at the Dundy County Stratton meet.
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