First semester honor roll at CCS lists more than 100 in grades 5-8
The first semester honor roll is out for grade 5-8 students at Chase County Schools.
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FBLA and FCCLA members from Chase County Schools teamed up to pack meals for Mercy Meals in Wauneta last week as part of FBLA Week activities.
Students give service time, inform during FBLA Week
The Chase County Schools FBLA chapter had a busy week last week.
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Conner Bryner picks up a first-round pin over Medicine Valley’s Josh Gage at last week’s district wrestling meet in Bridgeport. Bryner, a sophomore, booked his second trip to Omaha with a runner up finish at 170 lbs.
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Cody Holmes wraps up Dundy County Stratton’s Klayton Rinne in their heartbreak round match at districts. The win gave Holmes, a senior, his first ever state championship berth.
Holmes, Bryner qualify for state wrestling
Wauneta-Palisade wrestling fans will have two wrestlers to cheer on in Omaha this year after Conner Bryner and Cody Holmes qualified for the state wrestling championships with top four finishes
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Luis Co got a win in his match against Arcadia/Loup City’s Kaden Reeves, but fell one win shy of advancing to state wrestling.
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Cody Duffy puts the clamps on Mitchell’s Devon Engledow in their second round match at O’Neill.
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Jaret Peterson took first place Saturday at district wrestling in O’Neill and earned a repeat trip to Omaha.
Peterson repeats state wrestling championship berth
Jaret Peterson is the Chase County wrestling squad’s lone qualifier for this year’s state meet. The sophomore also qualified last year.
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Izzy Stehno hits a basket in the Broncos win over Rawlins County.
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Wauneta-Palisade’s Peyton Cox saves a pass from going out of bounds against Maywood/Hayes Center Friday.
Broncos riding five-game winning streak into postseason
With wins over 14-2 Atwood-Rawlins County, Kansas and 21-3 Maywood/Hayes Center, the Wauneta-Palisade girls’ basketball team has plenty of momentum heading into the postseason.