NEWS FROM CHASEAMERICA!!

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Today on 3-13-23, Members of the Chase City and Fire Department broke ground on our new fire station!!
This was truly a team effort as between city and fire dept members, over 90% of the total building cost was fund raised from in and around our community! We would like to Thank every single person and business that donated and made this effort come to fruition!!
Building will start in the next couple weeks with a finish goal of June 1st!



2022 Football Homecoming King Wyatt Hoyt and Queen Alexis Donavan


Homecoming Parade, thanks to Dion Hoyt for the photo I copied. lol

Homecoming Powder Puff game found the Junior/Sophomore team upsetting the Senior/Freshman team 18-6

2022 Homecoming Queen Candidates are Alexis Donovan, Addyson Jones, and Kaycee Murphy. The King Candidates are Garrett Brady, Christian Cavender, and Wyatt Hoyt. The Homecoming Crown Bearers will be Bruce Brown and Zahriah Vanavery. The crowning ceremony will begin with candidate announcements at 6:30 pm at the homecoming football game vs. Southern Cloud on Friday, September 30th.

               


The 2022 Chase Kats high school volleyball season opened this past week with matchups against several local and league teams from across north central Kansas.  On Friday, August 26th, the Lady Kats were on the road to Natoma for a Triangular against the Tigers and the Lady Longhorns from Thunder Ridge High School.  The Kats played strong in the first set against the Lady Tigers, but fell short in a late surge, dropping the match 2-0 (25-27, 12-25).  Against a very aggressive and larger Longhorns team, the Kats struggled to make headway in the hot and humid Natoma gymnasium, losing 2-0 (12-25,10-25).

On Tuesday, the Lady Kats hosted a triangular against the Tescott Trojans and the Lincoln Leopards.  The opening matchup between the Lady Trojans and Lady Kats would prove to be a drawn out battle, going three sets that scored very close.  In the end, the Kats came away with the win, taking the final points beyond 25 to win 2 sets to 1 (25-20, 21-25, 27-25).  Seniors Cassie Herrera, Isabella Antuna, and Kinsley Wood pushed the squad through the final stretch of the third set to secure the win.  In the final varsity matchup of the night, the Kats faced off against the Lincoln Lady Leopards, who had played strong against the Lady Trojans, winning the match in 2 sets (13-25,23-25).  Senior Kaycee Murphy came off the bench to fill in and help Juniors Melea Ryan and Abigail Blackburn take the Leopards to the very end of the first set, falling 24-26.  The Lady Kats fell to the Leopards in 2 sets (24-26, 15-25).

Sophomore Jersey Meyeres was tasked with anchoring the JV squad as well as being the primary setter for Varsity as well, showing strong grit and determination.  The JV team split with the JV Lady Trojans (21-16, 14-21) and swept the JV Lady Leopards (21-13, 21-20) for the final action of the night.  Coach Celena Feil  was really proud of how hard the girls worked through the night. “They have all come a long way in the last 15 days, especially having had to learn a completely new rotation.”  

Nick Hudson, husband of Britni Hawley, Class of 2007. Larry Martinez, Class of 1983. Denney Butts, Class of 2000