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National boxing champ, and Central grad, joins physical education staff
Central High School welcomed a new staff member, and national boxing champion, Ruby Martinez. Martinez is a Central alumna and University of Nebraska Omaha graduate. Martinez is a gym teacher who teaches lifetime sports, lifetime wellness, and light weight training. Martinez isn’t just a teacher. She is also a national...
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LOVB Nebraska releases 2026-27 schedule with matches in Omaha, Grand Island and Lincoln
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - League One Volleyball’s LOVB Nebraska has released its 22-match regular-season schedule for next season. The schedule, sent Friday morning, includes 11 home matches across Omaha, Grand Island and Lincoln as LOVB Pro expands to 10 teams and introduces conference play. According to a team news...
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Northwest Sweeps Skutt To Advance To State Semis
(Lincoln, NE) - The Northwest Viking volleyball team defeated the Omaha Skutt Catholic Skyhawks in straight sets on Wednesday in a first-round Class B state tournament match, 25-23, 26-24, 25-17. It was the first match win at state since 2017 for the Vikings. The black and gold were led by Ava Janulewicz with 18 kills. Elli Payne followed with 16 kills. Nasya Anderson had 5 kills. Anna Bauer chipped in with 4 kills. Kenna Bowman had 36 set assits for Northwest.
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Creighton craving quicker start against Le Moyne
Creighton countered a slow start with a full sprint in a convincing win in its season opener on Monday. While pleased with the final result, coach Alan Huss said he would like to see a better beginning from his Bluejays (1-0) on Thursday night when they play Le Moyne (0-1) in Omaha, Neb. "We have to figure out a way to learn from it. It's great if we learn from it," Huss said after winning his head-coaching debut with his alma mater. "And if we come back and let history repeat itself here (on Thursday), then we have problems." Wes Enis was a problem solver on Monday -- especially after halftime. The transfer from South Florida scored 17 of his team-high 25 points after intermission in Creighton's 76-61 victory over Kansas City. The Bluejays fell behind 44-38 early in the second half before embarking on a 17-0 run, with Enis draining a pair of 3-pointers to highlight his personal eight-point performance during that surge. "We were just stagnant. ... We didn't play with enough force in the first half," said Enis, who finished with five 3-pointers. BJ Davis, a transfer from San Diego State, contributed 13 points and four steals,
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Millard North’s senior leader Josiah Wardlow has Mustangs Defense Ready for Championship Run
Millard North football coach Allen Burrell Jr. does not have to worry if his Mustangs will be lined up correctly on defense because he knows that senior safety Josiah Wardlow will have everyone lined up where they should be. “He is a very special kid,” Burrell Jr. said. “He gets...
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Mavericks fall at historic Allen Fieldhouse to open season
The historic Allen Fieldhouse was the site of Omaha women's basketball's season opener as they battled the Kansas Jayhawks Tuesday night. Opening the new campaign on the road against a high-caliber Big 12 opponent presented a tough initial test for the visiting squad. Despite a competitive first two quarters, the...
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Creighton basketball player nominated for center of the year award
A Creighton basketball player is one of 20 finalists for a national award. Creighton junior Oswin Erhunmwunse was announced as a player on the preseason watch list for the 2027 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Award, the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame announced in a press release. The annual Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Award, named...