Chase County expects top seed in C1-11 subdistricts
It’s been a pretty good past few weeks for Chase County volleyball.
Sports
Up to block an attempted hit from Sutherland were Sophie Spady (10) and Bryn McNair. Chase County beat Sutherland in the SPVA finals to reclaim the conference title. (Johnson Publications photo)
The Lady Longhorns are elated after securing match point against Sutherland, returning the SPVA Conference title to Chase County. (Johnson Publications photo)
Seniors on the team, from left, Mallie McNair, Ashley Bubak and Sophie Spady, accept the SPVA championship plaque from A.D. Troy Hauxwell. (Johnson Publications photo)
Chase County reclaims SPVA Conference volleyball title
After a runner-up finish last year, Chase County reclaimed the SPVA Conference volleyball title Saturday.
Tristan Ferguson came up with crucial back-to-back sacks of five and 13 yards forcing Sidney to punt from their own end zone. (Johnson Publications photo)
Hayden Bahler cleared the crossbars easily on a 42-yard field goal against Sidney. (Johnson Publications photo)
Longhorns 3-0 in district with 39-14 win over Sidney
The Sidney Red Raiders nearly erased the Chase County Longhorns’ three-touchdown lead Friday night, pulling within a score before the Longhorns put the game away.
The Chase County girls get a fast start out of the box in last Thursday’s C-4 District Meet in Ogallala. Team members, from left, Lindsey Mendenhall, Brooklyn Christensen, Madison Brown, Caelyn Long, Riley Owens and Kambree Meeske finished third as a team and qualified for state. (Johnson Publications photo)
Mason Nordhausen was highest finisher for the Longhorn boys in 20th place at districts. (Johnson Publications photo)
Madison Brown en route to a ninth place finish, and a medal, at the district meet. (Johnson Publications photo)
Girls’ team makes cut for state
By a slim four points at the district meet, Chase County’s girls edged Sidney for third place, assuring them a trip to the Class C State Meet this Friday.
Softball team shows improvement
The young softball team at Chase County Schools gained valuable experience this season.