Brian Carman of Imperial won this year’s Imperial Republican bracketology contest, winning $243 in Chamber Bucks. (Johnson Publications photo)
Brian Carman’s pick of Villanova as this year’s winner of the mens NCAA Final Four basketball tournament proved to be the difference in the Imperial Republican’s bracketology contest.
Chase County’s varsity golfers were looking to April 12 for their first meet of the year at Bridgeport.
Chase County’s Adelaide Maxwell, center, and Kamrie Dillan, left, are en route to a first and second place finish in the 100 meter dash at last week’s opener in Grant. (Johnson Publications photo)
Allison Owings had an outstanding day at last week’s track opener, throwing a career best to win the discus with a toss of 119’10”. She also won the shot put event. (Johnson Publications photo)
Class C’s returning state championship girls’ team kicked off its 2018 season last Thursday, turning in some good marks and times.
Parents have just a few more days to submit registration forms at the original fee if planning for their children to play in the Imperial summer baseball and softball program.
Kadin Vrbas, center, and Chase Rowley, right, ease up after crossing the 100 meter dash finish line in second and third place. Phalen Sanford of Dundy Co. Stratton edged Vrbas by .14 of a second to take first place. (Johnson Publications photo)
Jack Bauerle took both first place spots in the shot and discus, with several of his Longhorn teammates not far behind. Here, in the shot put, he recorded a 48’11” mark. (Johnson Publications photo)
While there are areas on which the team needs to build, Chase County Coach Carl Zuege was happy with the Longhorn boys’ performances at their track opener.
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