Dressed for cold, windy weather, Brady Gittlein sends a chip towards the hole in golf action at the Chase County Invite at Enders Wednesday, April 18. (Johnson Publications photo)
The big winner of this year’s Chase County golf season appears to be the weather.
The first two soccer Saturdays haven’t been cooperative weather-wise, but youths are getting matches in by rescheduling.
Kaley Hauxwell grinds through another lap en route to her fourth place finish in the 3200. Teammates Lindsey Mendenhall and Kayla Schilke put in some work, too, as they keep the pace. (Johnson Publications photo)
Madison Brown surged in the last 100 meters of the 1600 to capture first place over some strong competition at last week’s Sutherland meet. (Johnson Publications photo)
By more than 70 points, the Chase County girls took another high school meet championship last week as weather issues continue to plague the track season.
Dylan Dreiling competes neck-and-neck with Perkins County’s Evan Sestak. Dreiling went on to take the sixth place medal for Chase County, while Sestak earned silver. (Johnson Publications photo)
Scott Wheeler leads the pack in the 800, nearly to the finish, and won the gold medal in his first time in the race this season. (Johnson Publications photo)
a day earlier to beat last week’s snowstorm, Coach Carl Zuege said his Longhorn boys’ team continues to plod through a trying track season.
Lyndsy Schultz, wearing bib 5229, endured a torrential downpour and near freezing temperatures en route to finishing her sixth Boston Marathon. (Courtesy photo)
Relentless! That’s how Imperial native Lyndsy Schultz described the weather in Monday’s Boston Marathon.
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