Imperial 1 Peewee baseball stayed alive in a 5-2 win over Wallace last week. Tyler O’Neil winds up on the mound. (Johnson Publications photo)
Jensen Olson makes contact to earn a double against Wallace. (Johnson Publications photo)
After a 2-19 loss to Ogallala 1 on June 1, Imperial 1 redeemed themselves with two good wins.
Members of the Chase County Longhorn cross country team, a coach and parent participated in the Cornhusker Games torch run as it made its way across Nebraska into Lincoln for the start of the games
Athletic Director Bill Moos, Head Coach Scott Frost and members of the Nebraska football staff will be on a Husker Nation Tour next week presented by First National Bank.
A Gothenburg base runner quickly gets back to first when he strayed a bit too far as pitcher Duncan Rector fires the ball to first baseman Dominic Sis. The runner was safe on a close play. (Johnson Publications photo)
Imperial right fielder Noah Griffin eyes the ball in the fourth inning. He eventually walked, reaching third on an error and fielder’s choice. (Johnson Publications photo)
Trevor Peterson slides safely into home after a wild pitch and overthrown ball from the catcher. That was the first run scored in a fruitful, four-run fourth for the Imperial seniors in the 5-4 loss. (Johnson Publications photo)
A three-run homer by Gothenburg in the seventh erased the 4-2 lead Imperial had in a Saturday afternoon senior Legion battle at Campbell’s Ron Milner field.
IKES’ annual fishing day at Champion Lake was rescheduled on Saturday due to weather. Organizer Tom Elder said 33 youths participated, fishing for about two hours then enjoying lunch.
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