Tricia Moreno For The Imperial Republican In the semi-final match at 175, Tyler O’Neil (5-4) rips a hard cross face on Aydan Kaps (6-1) of Sutherland. O’Neil lost a 6-9 decision in the match but came back in the cosolation bracket to earn fourth place
Chase County brought home six medals from the Southern Valley Invite and just missed taking the team title by two and a half points. The Longhorns took 20 wrestlers who competed.
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Peyton Owens drives the lane against Ogallala Saturday. Owens couldn’t get the basket to fall but did draw the foul.
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Landree McNair drove deep in the paint but came up to a wall put up by six foot Marlee Ervin. McNair managed to get a shot off which missed but drew the foul on Ervin. McNair made both free throws to add to her 15 points on the night.
The Lady Longhorns came up against a couple very good class C-1 teams last week. Sidney started it’s year out with four straight wins, while Ogallala sits at 3-1.
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Nathan Blackman uses a screen by Aden Acton to get free for a shot against Decatur Community.
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McKenna Doetker (right) and Cheyenne Parrish stop an Arapahoe guard in the fifth-place game of the Cattle Trail Tournament.
The Wauneta-Palisade girls basketball team improved to 3-2 on the season with two wins and one loss at last week’s Cattle Trail Tournament.
Three of the Lady Longhorn wrestlers competed at the Sandhills Valley Invitational Saturday, Dec. 9. With just three wrestlers, the Longhorns didn’t figure into the team scoring.
The Southern Valley Invite is always a tough meet for the Wauneta-Palisade wrestling team and Friday’s tournament was no exception.
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