Lady Longhorns fall to Yuma at home
Chase County ran into a tough volleyball opponent when they hosted Yuma, Colo., last week, finding out why the Lady Indians were last year’s state runners-up in Colorado.
Chase County ran into a tough volleyball opponent when they hosted Yuma, Colo., last week, finding out why the Lady Indians were last year’s state runners-up in Colorado.
In seven varsity softball games last week, the Lady Longhorns found it difficult to pick up a win.
Longhorns Football Coach Dan Lenners said he’d like to have four to five plays back and Friday’s game with Gothenburg would have been nearly even.

Seniors Jace Clevenger (76) and Caine Haarberg, right, team up to provide their quarterback, Caleb Weiss, with protection as he rolls out for a pass. (Johnson Publications photo)
One touchdown early in the second quarter and another late in the third proved enough as the Longhorn defense tagged a goose egg on the Broken Bow Indians here Friday night.

Ragan Nickless blows one past two Haxtun defenders in last Thursday’s season opener in Imperial. Nickless led the Lady Longhorns that night in kills. (Johnson Publications photo)
It’s an even 2-2 record for the varsity Lady Longhorn volleyball team that opened the season last week with a home dual and a tournament on the road.
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