Kadyn Vrbas finds a seam in the Gothenburg defense to get the Longhorns on the board Friday night. (Johnson Publications photo)
Gothenburg’s linemen outweighed their Longhorn opponents by 50-60 pounds per man but the Longhorns never backed off in Friday’s season opener in Imperial.
This year’s seniors on the cross country team include, from left, Landis Beverly, Trevin Martin, Brooke Schilke, Kalen Wallin, Macy Coleman and Logan Mendenhall. (Johnson Publications photo)
This year’s Longhorn cross country team will open their season Friday at the Cambridge Invitational.
Seniors, from left, Allison Owings, Taylor Williams and Adelaide Maxwell will be leading the Lady Longhorns on the volleyball court this season. The 2018-19 opener arrives this week. (Johnson Publications photo)
Chase County’s Lady Longhorns begin their 2018-19 volleyball campaign tonight (Thursday) on the road to Haxtun, Colorado.
A hunter safety course planned in Wauneta this fall apparently is still on, but the organizer is having trouble getting with a Nebraska Game and Parks official to find out details.
Seniors starting their final football season at CCS include, front from left, Garrett Wilson, Scott Wheeler, Evan Fisher, Carsen Klooz, back from left, Cole Weist, Kadyn Vrbas, Braden Space and Parker Dillan. (Johnson Publications photo)
ach other for more than two weeks, Dan Lenners’ Longhorns are ready for a game so they can hit someone else.
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