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Bryn McNair was one of two competitors to clear 5’6” in Class C high jump in Omaha. McNair made 5’8” on her second attempt, setting a school record while winning Class C and the All-Class gold medal.
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Jerzee Milner placed fifth in the 100-meter dash for Chase County. Milner also placed third in the 100-meter hurdles and anchored the fifth place 400-meter relay team.
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Lucy Spady runs the first leg of the 3,200-meter relay while competitors try to stay on their feet behind her.
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Kaylie Lotspeich added team points with a sixth place finish in discus.
Longhorns shine in Omaha, repeat as state champions
At a meet that celebrated multi-year, four-gold winning athletes, it was the Chase County girls’ track teams’ depth that gave it a third consecutive state championship last weekend.
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Peyton Cox jumped from 14th into seventh place in Class D shot put.
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Grant Walker ran alongside gold medalist Isaiah Zelasney in the prelims. Walker did not make finals.
Cox places seventh in shot put at state for Wauneta-Palisade
Wauneta-Palisade’s Peyton Cox snuck into Friday and Saturday’s Class D State Championships as an additional qualifier.
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Kade Anderson triple jumps in front of the Friday morning crowd on hand for the opening day of the Class C state track championships.
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Easton Fries placed fifth in the 110-meter high hurdles and seventh in the 300-meter hurdles at state.
Fries leads Chase County with two hurdle medals at state championships
While the season may have gotten off to a rough start for the Chase County boys’ track team, CCS Head Coach Carl Zuege said he liked how his team worked and competed throughout the season and in Om
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Letter winners at Wauneta-Palisade this year are, front row from left, Cody Holmes (WR, 4); Aidan Kennicutt (Bronco Award, FB, 3; BB, 3; TR, 3); Garrett Hanna (FB, 2; BB, 4), Grant Walker (Bronco Award, FB, 3; BB, 2; TR, 4), Alexa Sandman (Super Bronco Award, VB, 4; BB, 4; TR, 4), Hunter Miner (WR, 4; FB, 1), Katlynn Parrish (CH, 4; SP, 3), Laiden Lawler (FB, 2; BB, 2; TR, 2; OA, 3), second row from left, Gabe McCrumb (FB, 1; TR, 1), Kiley Anderson (TR, 1; CH, 1; OA, 1), Brooke Knotts (TR, 1), Chloe Manley (OA, 1), Abigail Greaves (TR, 1; OA, 1), Ryleigh McCrumb (VB, 1; TR, 2; CH, 1), third row from left, Lilian Sandoval (CH, 1), Mandy Sandoval (SP, 1; OA, 1; CH, 1), Halle Bardsley (VB, 3; TR, 3; BB, 1), GraCee Goings (VB, 2; BB, 2; TR, 2; OA, 2), Cali Cox (VB, 3; BB, 3; TR, 3; OA, 1), Chloe Stehno (VB, 3; BB, 3; TR, 2; CH, 3; OA, 2), Jewel Holthus (TR, 1), Peyton Vrbas (TR, 2; OA, 2; CH, 1), Justin Warembourg (WR, 1; OA, 1), fourth row from left, Kalli Hoskovec (TR, 1; OA, 1), Izabelle Stehno (VB, 1; BB, 1; TR, 1; CH, 1; OA, 1), Peyton Cox (VB, 2; BB, 2; TR, 2; OA, 2), Kyle Jutten (FB, 3; BB, 2; TR, 3), Michael Duvel (FB, 3; BB, 2), Conner Bryner (FB, 1; WR, 2),Grayden Sutherland (FB, 1; BB, 1; TR, 1; OA, 1), Collin Bley (TR, 1), fifth row from left, Trey McCrumb (WR, 1; TR, 1), Jacksen Littrel (FB, 2; BB, 2; TR, 3) and Ashton Wheeler (FB, 1; BB, 1; TR, 1; OA, 1). Not pictured are Colby Hoskovec (FB, 3), Ruel Malcolm (BB, 2; OA, 4), Cole Hamilton (WR, 3), Wyatt Muths (FB, 2), Hailea Baker (OA, 2; SP, 2), Sophia Alfayo (TR, 1; OA, 2), Nathan Blackman (FB, 1), Michael Alfayo (OA, 1), and Alexa Aguilar (OA, 1).