Quarterback Scott Wheeler makes a cut off the heels of Levi Nance deep in Irish territory to set up the Longhorns’ first score—a 10-yard pass from Wheeler to Kadin Vrbas. (Johnson Publications photo)
Just when the Longhorns were regaining their momentum after giving up an interception at the St.
The top 5K and mile runners in the 40th annual fair run were, from left, Darrin Schultz, Ali McNair, Tucker Mollendor and Michelle May. (Johnson Publications photo)
Race Co-Director Jonathan Beverly races for the line as the third place finisher in the 5K, closely followed by his nephew Logan Kruger, who was fourth. (Johnson Publications photo)
Brextin Moreno, above, and Adi Hauxwell, below, were the first place boy and girl runners in the kids’ half-mile. (Johnson Publications photos)
Chase County Fair’s annual run on Saturday morning has now entered another decade of existence.
With four games completed, Chase County’s high school softball team is looking for its first win.
Kadyn Vrbas finds a seam in the Gothenburg defense to get the Longhorns on the board Friday night. (Johnson Publications photo)
Gothenburg’s linemen outweighed their Longhorn opponents by 50-60 pounds per man but the Longhorns never backed off in Friday’s season opener in Imperial.
This year’s seniors on the cross country team include, from left, Landis Beverly, Trevin Martin, Brooke Schilke, Kalen Wallin, Macy Coleman and Logan Mendenhall. (Johnson Publications photo)
This year’s Longhorn cross country team will open their season Friday at the Cambridge Invitational.
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