Ceresco

Ceresco, NE · Sports
kmaland.com
Western Iowa Today
WOWT
kmaland.com
imca.com
kcsifm.com
kmaland.com
kmaland.com
gretnamedia.com
John Rhodes: The Voice of The Dragons
Over the years, Gretna sports have captured State titles, lost games, won Districts and have been mentioned on TV, radio, and newspaper articles. Behind the scenes of those home games is a voice many have listened to for over 50 years with a just simple microphone. John Rhodes, a 75-year-old man, has been the voice of the Gretna Dragons for a total of 54 years (through the end of this year’s football season) and has no plans to stop.
kmaland.com
FOX Sports
Creighton opens season at home against UMKC
LINE: Bluejays -26.5; over/under is 153.5. BOTTOM LINE: Creighton hosts UMKC for the season opener. Creighton finished 16-18 overall with a 10-6 record at home during the 2025-26 season. The Bluejays gave up 75.2 points per game while committing 14.4 fouls last season. UMKC went 1-14 in Summit League action...
northwestiowanow.com
Spencer Comes Up Short in Wild Playoff Game
Glenwood, Ia (Northwest Iowa Now) – The Spencer Football team made the long trip south to Glenwood on Friday Night for a Class 4A 1st Round Playoff matchup with the Rams. The Glenwood Defense, led by Minnesota commit Drake Buthe, took Spencer out of the running game early, as the Tigers were only able to muster 14 first half rushing yards. Spencer’s defense was able to counter well though, containing the Rams offensive attack that averaged over 375 yards per game this season to only 70 yards late most of the 1st half.
WOWT
High School Football Week 10: Elkhorn South advances past Elkhorn North in playoff rematch
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Now begins the playoffs. This year, you can watch high school football games on First Alert 6 and our brand-new Golden Spike Sports and Entertainment network. Friday night’s game is between the Elkhorn North Wolves and the Elkhorn South Storm. Elkhorn North 14, Elkhorn South...
nebraskanewsservice.net
letsgodu.com
Denver Rides Hicks and Rare Power Play Goal in 4-1 Victory Over Omaha
DU hockey (5-2-1) wrapped up its opening NCHC regular season series Saturday night against Omaha, completing a sweep. Ironically, it was a power-play goal from Denver, after going 0-4 with the extra man, that cemented the game. Daxon Rudolph buried the insurance goal, 3-1, allowing DU some breathing room down the stretch in a tightly fought contest. Johnny Hicks did all the rest in the 4-1 victory.
nebraskasbestcountry.com
Huss Era Opens Monday as Creighton Men's Basketball Hosts Kansas City
Creighton returns three starters and six lettermen from last season's team that finished 16-18 and ended the year in Las Vegas as semifinalists at the College Basketball Crown. Josh Dix (13.2 ppg.) and Nik Graves (10.9) both graduated, leaving Austin Swartz (10.9 ppg.) and Jasen Green (10.5 ppg., 6.3 rpg.)...
KELOLAND
SDSU volleyball pulls off thrilling win against Omaha
BROOKINGS, S.D. (SDSU ATHLETICS) – Sylvie Zgonc had a career day for the Jackrabbits, tallying a new career-high 28 kills against Omaha as the Jacks pulled off a thrilling win against the Mavericks, 3-2. SDSU played their third five-setter in as many matches as the Mavericks and Jackrabbits went the distance on Saturday morning. Omaha […]
kmaland.com
KMAland Small Class Football (10/30): Treynor, Underwood, St. Albert, Kuemper, Van Meter advance to state quarterfinals
(KMAland) -- Five KMAland football teams advanced to the Iowa state quarterfinals Friday night with victories in the Class A, 1A and 2A playoffs. Treynor shut out Shenandoah 35-0, Underwood defeated South Central Calhoun 32-14 and St. Albert edged Riverside 19-16 in a trio of KMAland second-round matchups. Kuemper Catholic rolled past PCM 42-21 and Van Meter handled Centerville 42-20 to round out the area's five quarterfinal qualifiers across the three classes.
News Channel Nebraska
Crofton Crushes Falcons Behind Jackson's 4 TDs
CROFTON - The Crofton Warriors looked every bit like a championship contender Friday night, rolling past the Elkhorn Valley Falcons 59–6 in the first round of the Class D1 football playoffs. Despite entering the postseason as the number five seed, Crofton played like a top-ranked team, dominating on both...