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.
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.
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)
Chase County’s girls cross country captured a three-peat Friday, winning the Cambridge meet for the third consecutive year.
Coach Jodie Schuller liked what she saw in her varsity volleyball team as it opened its 2018-19 season last week.
Just when the Longhorns were regaining their momentum after giving up an interception at the St.
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