LINCOLN&nbsp;— Jared Crick, the former Nebraska defensive line star who played five seasons in the NFL, has taken the Cozad High School head football coach job.&nbsp;

"I am proud and humbled to be announced as the Head Football Coach of my alma mater, to which I owe a great deal of credit and appreciation to the many that have come before me," Crick said in a statement. "Great people, who've shaped my life, resulting in the responsibility I now have before me as the leader of this program."

The 35-year-old was a two-time All-Big 12 defensive tackle at Nebraska and played on NU's first Big Ten team in 2011, donning a Sports Illustrated cover before that season. The Houston Texans selected him in the fourth round of the 2012 NFL Draft. He had 199 career tackles in five seasons, injured his back in 2017 training camp, and did not play again.&nbsp;

LINCOLN&nbsp;— Jared Crick, the former Nebraska defensive line star who played five seasons in the NFL, has taken the Cozad High School head football coach job.&nbsp;"I am proud and humbled to be announced as the Head Football Coach of my alma mater, to which I owe a great deal of credit and appreciation to the many that have come before me," Crick said in a statement. "Great people, who've shaped my life, resulting in the responsibility I now have before me as the leader of this program."The 35-year-old was a two-time All-Big 12 defensive tackle at Nebraska and played on NU's first Big Ten team in 2011, donning a Sports Illustrated cover before that season. The Houston Texans selected him in the fourth round of the 2012 NFL Draft. He had 199 career tackles in five seasons, injured his back in 2017 training camp, and did not play again.&nbsp;

Cozad hires former Nebraska Defensive star as new Head Football Coach

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Knights Women's Basketball land second recruit of 2025-2026 season

Story by NU Athletic Communications

The No. 20 Nebraska softball team enjoyed a five-run sixth inning and downed the Purdue Boilermakers 6-0 on Sunday night at Bowlin Stadium.&nbsp;

The Huskers moved to 26-8 on the season with a 6-1 record in Big Ten competition, while Purdue fell to 17-15 (2-7 Big Ten).&nbsp;

As a team, NU out-hit the Boilermakers 10-2. Seven of those 10 hits came with runners on base. Olivia DiNardo and Samantha Bland notched two RBIs apiece for the Big Red, and DiNardo and Ava Kuszak had two hits each.&nbsp;

Hannah Camenzind (5-2) pitched 5.0 scoreless innings and allowed only two hits en route to claiming the win in the circle. Jordyn Bahl grabbed the save, as she threw the final two innings of the game and did not allow a hit while striking out five batters. Julia Gossett (5-5) took the loss for Purdue.&nbsp;

The Big Red got on the board and took a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first when a DiNardo RBI single sent Kuszak, who had earlier singled herself and advanced to second on a groundout, to the plate.&nbsp;

Ava Bredwell opened the bottom of the sixth inning with a leadoff triple and scored on a DiNardo single. Kennadi Williams came in to pinch run for DiNardo and Kacie Hoffmann hit a single to send Williams to third. Katelyn Caneda pinch ran for Hoffmann and advanced to second on a Lauren Camenzind single that also scored Williams. Bland then doubled to score L. Camenzind and Caneda. Bland capped the inning by scoring on a Bahl single.&nbsp;

NU will close the series with Purdue tomorrow, March 31 at 4 p.m. (CT). The game will be televised on the Big Ten Network and can be heard across the Huskers Radio Network.&nbsp;

Story by NU Athletic CommunicationsThe No. 20 Nebraska softball team enjoyed a five-run sixth inning and downed the Purdue Boilermakers 6-0 on Sunday night at Bowlin Stadium.&nbsp;The Huskers moved to 26-8 on the season with a 6-1 record in Big Ten competition, while Purdue fell to 17-15 (2-7 Big Ten).&nbsp;As a team, NU out-hit the Boilermakers 10-2. Seven of those 10 hits came with runners on base. Olivia DiNardo and Samantha Bland notched two RBIs apiece for the Big Red, and DiNardo and Ava Kuszak had two hits each.&nbsp;Hannah Camenzind (5-2) pitched 5.0 scoreless innings and allowed only two hits en route to claiming the win in the circle. Jordyn Bahl grabbed the save, as she threw the final two innings of the game and did not allow a hit while striking out five batters. Julia Gossett (5-5) took the loss for Purdue.&nbsp;The Big Red got on the board and took a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first when a DiNardo RBI single sent Kuszak, who had earlier singled herself and advanced to second on a groundout, to the plate.&nbsp;Ava Bredwell opened the bottom of the sixth inning with a leadoff triple and scored on a DiNardo single. Kennadi Williams came in to pinch run for DiNardo and Kacie Hoffmann hit a single to send Williams to third. Katelyn Caneda pinch ran for Hoffmann and advanced to second on a Lauren Camenzind single that also scored Williams. Bland then doubled to score L. Camenzind and Caneda. Bland capped the inning by scoring on a Bahl single.&nbsp;NU will close the series with Purdue tomorrow, March 31 at 4 p.m. (CT). The game will be televised on the Big Ten Network and can be heard across the Huskers Radio Network.&nbsp;Postgame Notes<ul>
 <li>Olivia DiNardo has had nine RBIs in three games this week.</li><li>Jordyn Bahl has not allowed an earned run in 22.1 innings pitched.</li><li>Nebraska pitching has allowed two hits or less in its last three games.</li>
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Huskers down Boilermakers on Sunday

Story by NPCC Athletic Communications

McCook, Neb. –&nbsp;North Platte Community College women’s golf closed out the McCook Community College Invitational with a second-place finish on Friday. The 36-hole tournament score of 798 is the first in program history.&nbsp;

Kaylee Carlson led the way with an opening round 93, before following that up with a 98 to finish in seventh place. Teammate Esperanza Mendoza-Rama&nbsp;finished the second round with a 104 to place eighth in the individual standings.

Kristyn Woolley&nbsp;bested her opening round by two strokes to finish ninth, while newcomer Delaine Mize carded a 103 on the final day to finish tied for tenth.

Knights will continue their spring season with the two-day Sand Creek Station Invite in Bethel, Kan. beginning April 5.

North Platte:&nbsp;7. Kaylee Carlson&nbsp;–&nbsp;93-98 (+47)8.&nbsp;Esperanza Mendoza-Rama&nbsp;– 96-104 (+56)9.&nbsp;&nbsp;Kristyn Woolley&nbsp;– 102-100 (+58)T10.&nbsp;Delaine Mize –&nbsp;102-103 (+61)

Story by NPCC Athletic CommunicationsMcCook, Neb. –&nbsp;North Platte Community College women’s golf closed out the McCook Community College Invitational with a second-place finish on Friday. The 36-hole tournament score of 798 is the first in program history.&nbsp;Kaylee Carlson led the way with an opening round 93, before following that up with a 98 to finish in seventh place. Teammate Esperanza Mendoza-Rama&nbsp;finished the second round with a 104 to place eighth in the individual standings.Kristyn Woolley&nbsp;bested her opening round by two strokes to finish ninth, while newcomer Delaine Mize carded a 103 on the final day to finish tied for tenth.Knights will continue their spring season with the two-day Sand Creek Station Invite in Bethel, Kan. beginning April 5.North Platte:&nbsp;7. Kaylee Carlson&nbsp;–&nbsp;93-98 (+47)8.&nbsp;Esperanza Mendoza-Rama&nbsp;– 96-104 (+56)9.&nbsp;&nbsp;Kristyn Woolley&nbsp;– 102-100 (+58)T10.&nbsp;Delaine Mize –&nbsp;102-103 (+61)

Knights finish second to open spring season

McCook Neb.&nbsp; – Taytom Timbers tallied a 36-hole score of 155 (+11) to tie for 17th, as the Knights finished fifth at the McCook Community College Invitational on Friday.

Timbers shot an opening round 81, before rallying with a 74 on the final day. The final round score consisted of one birdie, three bogeys and 14 pars.

Cole Kramer also bested his opening round score to finish in a tie for 22nd with a final round 78. Treyten York matched two of his teammates with an opening round 81, before a final round 79 placed him in a tie for 25th. Caeson Clarke&nbsp;rounded out the scorers with a 32nd place finish after rounds of 86 and 80.

Knights will continue their spring season with the two-day Sand Creek Station Invite in Bethel, Kan. beginning on April 5.

North PlatteT17.&nbsp;Taytom Timbers&nbsp;– 81-74 (+11)T22.&nbsp;Cole Kramer&nbsp;– 81-78 (+15)T25.&nbsp;Treyten York&nbsp;– 81-79 (+16)T32.&nbsp;Caeson Clarke&nbsp;– 86-80 (+22)36.&nbsp;Jason Jensen – 86-86 (+28)T38.&nbsp;Layne Smotzer&nbsp;– 86-90 (+32)

Story by NPCC Athletic CommunicationsMcCook Neb.&nbsp; – Taytom Timbers tallied a 36-hole score of 155 (+11) to tie for 17th, as the Knights finished fifth at the McCook Community College Invitational on Friday.Timbers shot an opening round 81, before rallying with a 74 on the final day. The final round score consisted of one birdie, three bogeys and 14 pars.Cole Kramer also bested his opening round score to finish in a tie for 22nd with a final round 78. Treyten York matched two of his teammates with an opening round 81, before a final round 79 placed him in a tie for 25th. Caeson Clarke&nbsp;rounded out the scorers with a 32nd place finish after rounds of 86 and 80.Knights will continue their spring season with the two-day Sand Creek Station Invite in Bethel, Kan. beginning on April 5.North PlatteT17.&nbsp;Taytom Timbers&nbsp;– 81-74 (+11)T22.&nbsp;Cole Kramer&nbsp;– 81-78 (+15)T25.&nbsp;Treyten York&nbsp;– 81-79 (+16)T32.&nbsp;Caeson Clarke&nbsp;– 86-80 (+22)36.&nbsp;Jason Jensen – 86-86 (+28)T38.&nbsp;Layne Smotzer&nbsp;– 86-90 (+32)

Knights finish fifth at McCook Community College Invitational

<h2>Baseball</h2>North Platte 10 vs Lincoln Pius X 23North Platte 0 @ Waverly 11<h2>Boy’s Soccer</h2>Omaha Central 5 vs North Platte 1

Spring NSAA Area sports scores

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Knight's announce first Women's Basketball commit of 2025-2026 season

Anselmo-Merna HS Track &amp; Field Invite

<h2>Track and Field</h2>&nbsp;<h2>Anselmo-Merna HS Track &amp; Field Invite</h2>Team Scores:<div><style type="text/css">
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 <td class="tg-1cwa"><a href="https://www.athletic.net/team/10968/track-and-field-outdoor" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">CWC</a></td>
 <td class="tg-dnrq">132</td>
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 <td class="tg-1cwa"><a href="https://www.athletic.net/team/45961/track-and-field-outdoor" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Twin Loup</a></td>
 <td class="tg-dnrq">130</td>
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 <td class="tg-1cwa"><a href="https://www.athletic.net/team/10894/track-and-field-outdoor" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Anselmo-Merna</a></td>
 <td class="tg-dnrq">123</td>
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 <td class="tg-1cwa"><a href="https://www.athletic.net/team/10953/track-and-field-outdoor" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Brady</a></td>
 <td class="tg-dnrq">74</td>
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 <td class="tg-1cwa"><a href="https://www.athletic.net/team/10994/track-and-field-outdoor" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Sandhills/Thedford</a></td>
 <td class="tg-dnrq">36</td>
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 <td class="tg-1cwa"><a href="https://www.athletic.net/team/10743/track-and-field-outdoor" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Ord</a></td>
 <td class="tg-dnrq">25</td>
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 <td class="tg-1cwa"><a href="https://www.athletic.net/team/10953/track-and-field-outdoor" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Brady</a></td>
 <td class="tg-dnrq">110</td>
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 <td class="tg-1cwa"><a href="https://www.athletic.net/team/45961/track-and-field-outdoor" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Twin Loup</a></td>
 <td class="tg-dnrq">106</td>
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 <td class="tg-1cwa"><a href="https://www.athletic.net/team/10994/track-and-field-outdoor" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Sandhills/Thedford</a></td>
 <td class="tg-dnrq">91</td>
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 <td class="tg-1cwa"><a href="https://www.athletic.net/team/10894/track-and-field-outdoor" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Anselmo-Merna</a></td>
 <td class="tg-dnrq">73</td>
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 <td class="tg-1cwa"><a href="https://www.athletic.net/team/10968/track-and-field-outdoor" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">CWC</a></td>
 <td class="tg-dnrq">48</td>
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 <td class="tg-qr1v"><a href="https://www.athletic.net/team/10857/track-and-field-outdoor" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Chase County</a></td>
 <td class="tg-3ggd">262</td>
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 <td class="tg-3ggd">141</td>
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 <td class="tg-qr1v"><a href="https://www.athletic.net/team/10820/track-and-field-outdoor" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Wauneta-Palisade</a></td>
 <td class="tg-3ggd">68</td>
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 <td class="tg-qr1v"><a href="https://www.athletic.net/team/10762/track-and-field-outdoor" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Potter-Dix Public</a></td>
 <td class="tg-3ggd">56</td>
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 <td class="tg-qr1v"><a href="https://www.athletic.net/team/10817/track-and-field-outdoor" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Wallace</a></td>
 <td class="tg-3ggd">51</td>
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 <td class="tg-qr1v"><a href="https://www.athletic.net/team/10948/track-and-field-outdoor" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">South Platte</a></td>
 <td class="tg-3ggd">49</td>
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 <td class="tg-qr1v"><a href="https://www.athletic.net/team/10890/track-and-field-outdoor" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Maywood-Hayes Center</a></td>
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 <td class="tg-qr1v"><a href="https://www.athletic.net/team/10857/track-and-field-outdoor" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Chase County</a></td>
 <td class="tg-3ggd">290</td>
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 <td class="tg-qr1v"><a href="https://www.athletic.net/team/10820/track-and-field-outdoor" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Wauneta-Palisade</a></td>
 <td class="tg-3ggd">114</td>
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 <td class="tg-3ggd">112</td>
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 <td class="tg-qr1v"><a href="https://www.athletic.net/team/10890/track-and-field-outdoor" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Maywood-Hayes Center</a></td>
 <td class="tg-3ggd">94</td>
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 <td class="tg-3ggd">37</td>
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 <td class="tg-qr1v"><a href="https://www.athletic.net/team/10948/track-and-field-outdoor" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">South Platte</a></td>
 <td class="tg-3ggd">30</td>
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 <td class="tg-3ggd">6</td>
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</tbody></table></div><h2></h2><h2>Girl’s Soccer</h2>Kearney 3 @ North Platte 1<h2>Boy’s Soccer</h2>Kearney 4 @ North Platte 0

Area Spring Sports Scores

McCook, Neb.&nbsp; – North Platte fell to Nebraska Community College Athletic Conference leader (RV) McCook Community College in a doubleheader on Thursday afternoon.

The Indians opened up the scoring with three runs in the first inning and a five run second inning.

North Platte got two runs back in the top of the fourth inning by kick starting the frame with back-to-back singles from Victoria Arellano and Heaven Hutchison. Hutchison’s single moved Arellano into scoring position and a sacrifice fly to right field plated the first run of the game.

McCook retired the next two batters before an error by the shortstop allowed Hutchison to score. Paige Warren struck out the next North Platte batter and limited the Knights to just one more hit over the next three innings to close out the win.&nbsp;

Sheena Smith went the entire way allowing eight runs on seven hits, while striking out two in six innings of work.

McCook continued their momentum into the second game while jumping out to a 16-0 lead in the opening four innings. Strong pitching held the Knights offense without a hit, as Lexi Knapp and Olivia Moorhead combined to retire six North Platte batters.

Alieze Moreno pitched 2.2 innings in the loss. She allowed eight runs on six hits and struck out two.

Knights (4-14) return to Region IX action on April 1 against Central Community College. First pitch is set for 2 p.m. at the Dowhower Softball Complex in North Platte.

Story by NPCC Athletic CommunicationsMcCook, Neb.&nbsp; – North Platte fell to Nebraska Community College Athletic Conference leader (RV) McCook Community College in a doubleheader on Thursday afternoon.McCook 8 North Platte 2The Indians opened up the scoring with three runs in the first inning and a five run second inning.North Platte got two runs back in the top of the fourth inning by kick starting the frame with back-to-back singles from Victoria Arellano and Heaven Hutchison. Hutchison’s single moved Arellano into scoring position and a sacrifice fly to right field plated the first run of the game.McCook retired the next two batters before an error by the shortstop allowed Hutchison to score. Paige Warren struck out the next North Platte batter and limited the Knights to just one more hit over the next three innings to close out the win.&nbsp;Sheena Smith went the entire way allowing eight runs on seven hits, while striking out two in six innings of work.McCook 16 North Platte 0McCook continued their momentum into the second game while jumping out to a 16-0 lead in the opening four innings. Strong pitching held the Knights offense without a hit, as Lexi Knapp and Olivia Moorhead combined to retire six North Platte batters.Alieze Moreno pitched 2.2 innings in the loss. She allowed eight runs on six hits and struck out two.Knights (4-14) return to Region IX action on April 1 against Central Community College. First pitch is set for 2 p.m. at the Dowhower Softball Complex in North Platte.

Knights drop doubleheader to McCook 

<h2>Baseball:</h2>Bellevue East 16, North Platte 10North Platte 8, Bellevue East 5

Area NSAA Spring Baseball results

Tuesday, March 25 – 6:05 p.m. CT

Pitching:&nbsp;RHP Carson Jasa (2-1, 5.52 ERA) vs. RHP Donte Lewis (2-0, 2.31 ERA)

Radio:&nbsp;Huskers.com, Huskers Radio Network, Huskers App

• Tuesday night's midweek matchup can be seen on ESPN+, with Matt Walters and Mike Clark on the call.

• Fans can also listen to Ben McLaughlin and David Gustafson call the action Tuesday night on the Huskers Radio Network.

• Every game this season can be heard for free on Huskers.com and the Official Nebraska Huskers App for both iOS and android devices.

• Nebraska and Kansas State have met 292 times on the diamond, with the Huskers holding a 174-118 advantage in the all-time series over the Wildcats.

• K-State picked up a 9-6 win over the Big Red at the Frisco Classic earlier this season.

McConnaughey to Miss Remainder of 2025 Season

• Nebraska Coach Will Bolt announced the first week in March that junior right-handed pitcher Mason McConnaughey will miss the remainder of the 2025 season after suffering an arm injury against Sam Houston at the Frisco Classic.

• McConnaughey began the season as the first husker named to the Golden Spikes Award Preseason Watch List since 2016 and earned Preseason All-American recognition from D1Baseball and the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association.

• Redshirt freshman Carson Jasa is set to make his third career start for the Huskers on Tuesday night.

• As a starter, the right-hander is 2-0 and holds a 1.80 ERA with 15 punchouts and an opposing batting average of .118 across 10 innings this season.

• The Thornton, Colo., native has recorded a pair of five-inning outings with two hits allowed in starts against Wichita State and Pepperdine.

• On the season, Jasa has appeared in seven games, including two starts, and has compiled a 5.52 ERA with 20 strikeouts in 14.2 innings of work.

• Nebraska is 113-23 under head coach Will Bolt when scoring at least six runs.

• The Big Red have scored six-plus runs in nine of the 10 victories this season, defeating No. 16 Vanderbilt (6-4), San Diego State (13-0), Louisiana (6-1), Washington (6-2), Wichita State (10-1), Pepperdine (9-6, 11-4) and USC (6-5).

• The Husker offense reached the six-run mark 34 times last season, compiling a 28-6 record.

• Nebraska scored six-plus runs in 33 contests (26-7) in 2023 after tallying at least six runs 23 times (19-4) in 2022, 28 times (26-2) in 2021 and seven times (5-2) in 2020.

NU's First Strikeout-Free Game Since 2014

• With an 11-4 win at Pepperdine last week, the Husker offense posted its first strikeout-free game since a 5-3 win vs. UNLV on March 30, 2014.

• The Huskers scored 11 runs on 11-of-35 hitting (.314) with a double, three homers and 10 RBI. The NU hitters drew seven walks and were plunked two times.

• Devin Nunez is slashing .343/.397/.478 with three homers, 14 RBI and 11 runs scored in 119 games, including 15 starts this season.

• Dylan Carey is hitting .279 on the season and leads the Huskers with seven doubles, four homers, 21 RBI and a .500 slugging percentage.

• Cayden Brumbaugh has scored a team-high 17 runs and is batting .286 with a team-high seven multi-hit contests this season.

• Robby Bolin has appeared in 17 games, including 10 starts, and is second on the team with a .314 batting average, while Tyler Stone has five doubles, two home runs and eight RBI in 15 games this season.

• Case Sanderson leads the NU offense with a .429 on-base percentage and 13 walks in 20 games played, and Riley Silva is second on the team with a .409 OBP and has scored eight times in 19 games.

• Will Jesske has three doubles, a triple, four RBI and eight runs scored while splitting time behind the dish with Hogan Helligso.

• Joshua Overbeek has tallied five extra-base hits with four RBI and nine runs scored, while Cael Frost has driven in eight runs, homered twice and is tied with a team-high 13 walks.

• Luke Broderick has totaled four saves in seven appearances for the NU bullpen and picked up his first win after dealing a career-high 2.1 innings at USC last weekend.

• Drew Christo and Caleb Clark have appeared in a team-high nine relief appearances on the season.

• Casey Daiss has tossed 5.1 scoreless frames across four appearances against Kansas State, Washington, Pepperdine and USC.

• Jalen Worthley is third on the team with eight appearances and has posted a 1-0 record, while TJ Coats has made four appearances, including two starts, in his debut season with the Huskers.

• Freshmen Pryce Bender, Colin Nowaczyk, Gavin Blachowicz and Blake Encarnacion have combined to pitch 26 innings in their debut season at Nebraska.

• Grant Cleavinger and Ryan Harrahill have each taken the mound five times for the NU pitching staff this season, combining for nine strikeouts in 8.1 innings.

Silva Closing in on All-Time HBP Chart

• Riley Silva has been hit by pitch 30 times in his two seasons as a Husker, which is one shy of 10th all-time in program history.

• Silva is one away from tying Jed Dalton (1992-95) in second and four shy of Dave Crain (1994-95) in ninth.

Story by NU Athletic CommunicationsNEBRASKA at KANSAS STATEMarch 25, 2025Manhattan, Kan. | Tointon Family StadiumTuesday, March 25 – 6:05 p.m. CTPitching:&nbsp;RHP Carson Jasa (2-1, 5.52 ERA) vs. RHP Donte Lewis (2-0, 2.31 ERA)TV/Streaming:&nbsp;&nbsp;ESPN+Radio:&nbsp;Huskers.com, Huskers Radio Network, Huskers AppFollow the Game• Tuesday night's midweek matchup can be seen on ESPN+, with Matt Walters and Mike Clark on the call.• Fans can also listen to Ben McLaughlin and David Gustafson call the action Tuesday night on the Huskers Radio Network.• Every game this season can be heard for free on Huskers.com and the Official Nebraska Huskers App for both iOS and android devices.Nebraska vs. Kansas State• Nebraska and Kansas State have met 292 times on the diamond, with the Huskers holding a 174-118 advantage in the all-time series over the Wildcats.• K-State picked up a 9-6 win over the Big Red at the Frisco Classic earlier this season.McConnaughey to Miss Remainder of 2025 Season• Nebraska Coach Will Bolt announced the first week in March that junior right-handed pitcher Mason McConnaughey will miss the remainder of the 2025 season after suffering an arm injury against Sam Houston at the Frisco Classic.• McConnaughey began the season as the first husker named to the Golden Spikes Award Preseason Watch List since 2016 and earned Preseason All-American recognition from D1Baseball and the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association.Jasa Set for Third Career Start• Redshirt freshman Carson Jasa is set to make his third career start for the Huskers on Tuesday night.• As a starter, the right-hander is 2-0 and holds a 1.80 ERA with 15 punchouts and an opposing batting average of .118 across 10 innings this season.• The Thornton, Colo., native has recorded a pair of five-inning outings with two hits allowed in starts against Wichita State and Pepperdine.• On the season, Jasa has appeared in seven games, including two starts, and has compiled a 5.52 ERA with 20 strikeouts in 14.2 innings of work.Lucky Number Six in the Bolt Era• Nebraska is 113-23 under head coach Will Bolt when scoring at least six runs.• The Big Red have scored six-plus runs in nine of the 10 victories this season, defeating No. 16 Vanderbilt (6-4), San Diego State (13-0), Louisiana (6-1), Washington (6-2), Wichita State (10-1), Pepperdine (9-6, 11-4) and USC (6-5).• The Husker offense reached the six-run mark 34 times last season, compiling a 28-6 record.• Nebraska scored six-plus runs in 33 contests (26-7) in 2023 after tallying at least six runs 23 times (19-4) in 2022, 28 times (26-2) in 2021 and seven times (5-2) in 2020.NU's First Strikeout-Free Game Since 2014• With an 11-4 win at Pepperdine last week, the Husker offense posted its first strikeout-free game since a 5-3 win vs. UNLV on March 30, 2014.• The Huskers scored 11 runs on 11-of-35 hitting (.314) with a double, three homers and 10 RBI. The NU hitters drew seven walks and were plunked two times.Bats in the Nebraska Lineup• Devin Nunez is slashing .343/.397/.478 with three homers, 14 RBI and 11 runs scored in 119 games, including 15 starts this season.• Dylan Carey is hitting .279 on the season and leads the Huskers with seven doubles, four homers, 21 RBI and a .500 slugging percentage.• Cayden Brumbaugh has scored a team-high 17 runs and is batting .286 with a team-high seven multi-hit contests this season.• Robby Bolin has appeared in 17 games, including 10 starts, and is second on the team with a .314 batting average, while Tyler Stone has five doubles, two home runs and eight RBI in 15 games this season.• Case Sanderson leads the NU offense with a .429 on-base percentage and 13 walks in 20 games played, and Riley Silva is second on the team with a .409 OBP and has scored eight times in 19 games.• Will Jesske has three doubles, a triple, four RBI and eight runs scored while splitting time behind the dish with Hogan Helligso.• Joshua Overbeek has tallied five extra-base hits with four RBI and nine runs scored, while Cael Frost has driven in eight runs, homered twice and is tied with a team-high 13 walks.Huskers in the Pen• Luke Broderick has totaled four saves in seven appearances for the NU bullpen and picked up his first win after dealing a career-high 2.1 innings at USC last weekend.• Drew Christo and Caleb Clark have appeared in a team-high nine relief appearances on the season.• Casey Daiss has tossed 5.1 scoreless frames across four appearances against Kansas State, Washington, Pepperdine and USC.• Jalen Worthley is third on the team with eight appearances and has posted a 1-0 record, while TJ Coats has made four appearances, including two starts, in his debut season with the Huskers.• Freshmen Pryce Bender, Colin Nowaczyk, Gavin Blachowicz and Blake Encarnacion have combined to pitch 26 innings in their debut season at Nebraska.• Grant Cleavinger and Ryan Harrahill have each taken the mound five times for the NU pitching staff this season, combining for nine strikeouts in 8.1 innings.Silva Closing in on All-Time HBP Chart• Riley Silva has been hit by pitch 30 times in his two seasons as a Husker, which is one shy of 10th all-time in program history.• Silva is one away from tying Jed Dalton (1992-95) in second and four shy of Dave Crain (1994-95) in ninth.

Husker Baseball at Kansas State Preview & Notes

North Platte, Neb.&nbsp; – North Platte Community College softball used a total of 24 hits across two games to sweep Fort Hays Tech Northwest on Monday.

North Platte 5 Fort Hays Tech Northwest 0

The Knights had seven different players notch at least one hit in the opening game of the doubleheader. Victoria Arellano and Heaven Hutchison were the only pair to tally double digit hits in game one.

North Platte got on the board in the first inning after a Sheena Smith double plated Arellano from second. The Knights went on to add three more runs in the bottom half of the second inning. An RBI single by Alieze Moreno plated Byanka Tyan before an Arellano double to center advanced Moreno all the way around the basepaths. The final run of the inning crossed the plate just one batter later on a single down the right field line.

North Platte tacked on an insurance run in the fourth inning when an error by the center fielder allowed Afia Hunt to score.

Smith went all seven innings to claim the win while allowing no runs on just three hits.

North Platte 10 Fort Hays Tech Northwest 2

The Tigers opened up the scoring with two runs in the top of the first inning. North Platte answered in the bottom of the frame when a single from Arellano brought Moreno around to score.

North Platte took advantage of the Tiger errors in the third inning, as two errors allowed Moreno to advance to second base to lead off the inning. A grounder back to the pitcher advanced the baserunner before a line out to right field advanced the runner to tie that game up at 2-2.&nbsp;

The offense exploded in the fourth inning as four runs scored on five hits. Tyan reached on an error by the right fielder, before four straight singles tacked on three North Platte runs. A double by Hutchison brought the final run across the plate as North Platte took a 6-2 lead.

Knights continued to stretch their lead in the sixth inning with four more runs to earn their second sweep of the season.

Moreno earned the win after allowing two runs on four hits in six innings of work. She also struck out three and walked two.

Knights (4-12) will travel to McCook to take on the Indians in a doubleheader on Thursday. First pitch is set for 2 p.m.

Story by NPCC Athletic CommunicationsNorth Platte, Neb.&nbsp; – North Platte Community College softball used a total of 24 hits across two games to sweep Fort Hays Tech Northwest on Monday.North Platte 5 Fort Hays Tech Northwest 0The Knights had seven different players notch at least one hit in the opening game of the doubleheader. Victoria Arellano and Heaven Hutchison were the only pair to tally double digit hits in game one.North Platte got on the board in the first inning after a Sheena Smith double plated Arellano from second. The Knights went on to add three more runs in the bottom half of the second inning. An RBI single by Alieze Moreno plated Byanka Tyan before an Arellano double to center advanced Moreno all the way around the basepaths. The final run of the inning crossed the plate just one batter later on a single down the right field line.North Platte tacked on an insurance run in the fourth inning when an error by the center fielder allowed Afia Hunt to score.Smith went all seven innings to claim the win while allowing no runs on just three hits.North Platte 10 Fort Hays Tech Northwest 2The Tigers opened up the scoring with two runs in the top of the first inning. North Platte answered in the bottom of the frame when a single from Arellano brought Moreno around to score.North Platte took advantage of the Tiger errors in the third inning, as two errors allowed Moreno to advance to second base to lead off the inning. A grounder back to the pitcher advanced the baserunner before a line out to right field advanced the runner to tie that game up at 2-2.&nbsp;The offense exploded in the fourth inning as four runs scored on five hits. Tyan reached on an error by the right fielder, before four straight singles tacked on three North Platte runs. A double by Hutchison brought the final run across the plate as North Platte took a 6-2 lead.Knights continued to stretch their lead in the sixth inning with four more runs to earn their second sweep of the season.Moreno earned the win after allowing two runs on four hits in six innings of work. She also struck out three and walked two.Knights (4-12) will travel to McCook to take on the Indians in a doubleheader on Thursday. First pitch is set for 2 p.m.

Knights take two from Fort Hays Tech Northwest

The No. 21 Nebraska softball took advantage of six errors to defeat the Minnesota Golden Gophers, 8-2, on Sunday afternoon at Bowlin Stadium.

Five of the Huskers’ eight runs came in the bottom of the third inning, which also consisted of five errors by the Gophers. The Big Red improved to 23-8 on the season with a 4-1 mark in conference competition, while Minnesota fell to 13-18 and 2-5 in Big Ten play.

Kylee Magee (3-2) claimed the win in the circle for Nebraska after allowing no hits in 3.0 scoreless innings. She also notched three strikeouts. Emmerson Cope started for NU and allowed only one run in 2.0 innings. Caitlin Olensky also threw 2.0 innings and allowed just one run on a wind-aided home run.&nbsp;

Ava Bredwell was 3-for-3 on the day at the plate and notched a double and a pair of RBIs. Samantha Bland was 1-for-2 with two RBIs. Ava Kuszak added two hits and two RBIs and Hannah and Lauren Camenzind logged a hit apiece.&nbsp;

Minnesota opened up the scoring with an RBI double in the top of the first and a home run in the top of the third to take a 2-0 lead.

NU took advantage of Gopher errors to notch a five-run third inning. Abbie Squier got on base on a fielder’s choice and advanced to third on two errors, which also sent Kacie Hoffmann to second. Lauren Camenzind reached on another error, Hoffmann advanced to third and Squier crossed the plate. L. Camenzind stole second and she and Hoffmann scored on a Bredwell double. Bland singled to send Bredwell to the plate. Bella Bacon reached on the final error of the inning and Bland went to third, and a Kuszak single scored the two as the Huskers took a 5-2 lead.&nbsp;

The Big Red stretched the lead to 8-2 in the bottom of the fifth, kicked off by a L. Camenind single. Bredwell followed her with another single, which advanced L. Camenzind to third. Bland got to first on a fielder’s choice, Bredwell was out at second and L. Camenzind scored. Bacon reached on a fielder’s choice and Bland went to third on a Minnesota error. Kuszak singled to score Bland, and a Bahl ground out sent Bacon home.&nbsp;

NU will face off against the Omaha Mavericks in a midweek matchup on Wednesday, March 26 at 5 p.m. (CT). The game can be heard across the Huskers Radio Network.&nbsp;

Story by NU Athletic CommunicationsThe No. 21 Nebraska softball took advantage of six errors to defeat the Minnesota Golden Gophers, 8-2, on Sunday afternoon at Bowlin Stadium.Five of the Huskers’ eight runs came in the bottom of the third inning, which also consisted of five errors by the Gophers. The Big Red improved to 23-8 on the season with a 4-1 mark in conference competition, while Minnesota fell to 13-18 and 2-5 in Big Ten play.Kylee Magee (3-2) claimed the win in the circle for Nebraska after allowing no hits in 3.0 scoreless innings. She also notched three strikeouts. Emmerson Cope started for NU and allowed only one run in 2.0 innings. Caitlin Olensky also threw 2.0 innings and allowed just one run on a wind-aided home run.&nbsp;Ava Bredwell was 3-for-3 on the day at the plate and notched a double and a pair of RBIs. Samantha Bland was 1-for-2 with two RBIs. Ava Kuszak added two hits and two RBIs and Hannah and Lauren Camenzind logged a hit apiece.&nbsp;Minnesota opened up the scoring with an RBI double in the top of the first and a home run in the top of the third to take a 2-0 lead.NU took advantage of Gopher errors to notch a five-run third inning. Abbie Squier got on base on a fielder’s choice and advanced to third on two errors, which also sent Kacie Hoffmann to second. Lauren Camenzind reached on another error, Hoffmann advanced to third and Squier crossed the plate. L. Camenzind stole second and she and Hoffmann scored on a Bredwell double. Bland singled to send Bredwell to the plate. Bella Bacon reached on the final error of the inning and Bland went to third, and a Kuszak single scored the two as the Huskers took a 5-2 lead.&nbsp;The Big Red stretched the lead to 8-2 in the bottom of the fifth, kicked off by a L. Camenind single. Bredwell followed her with another single, which advanced L. Camenzind to third. Bland got to first on a fielder’s choice, Bredwell was out at second and L. Camenzind scored. Bacon reached on a fielder’s choice and Bland went to third on a Minnesota error. Kuszak singled to score Bland, and a Bahl ground out sent Bacon home.&nbsp;NU will face off against the Omaha Mavericks in a midweek matchup on Wednesday, March 26 at 5 p.m. (CT). The game can be heard across the Huskers Radio Network.&nbsp;Postgame Notes<ul>
 <li>Kennadi Williams made her first start in left field for the Huskers.&nbsp;</li><li>Hannah and Lauren Camenzind combined for nine hits across the Huskers’ three-game weekend series.&nbsp;</li><li>NU stole four bases to tie its season high.</li><li>Minnesota’s six errors marked the most by a Husker opponent since Illinois committed eight on March 23, 2024.</li>
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Huskers leverage Gopher errors, lock up series sweep

Story by NU Athletic Communication

Nebraska fell 7-1 to USC in the rubber match of the weekend series on Sunday afternoon at Great Park in Irvine, Calif.

Nebraska (10-13, 2-7 Big Ten) scored one run on seven hits and two errors, while USC (14-9, 4-5 Big Ten) totaled seven runs and 11 hits.

Case Sanderson and Dylan Carey led the Big Red at the plate with two hits apiece. Gabe Swansen recorded a double, while Robby Bolin and Will Jesske had one hit each.

Jackson Brockett fell to 0-2 on the season after surrendering four runs, two earned, on six hits and a walk across 3.2 innings. Gavin Blachowicz allowed two runs on three hits across 1.1 innings of work, while Pryce Bender tossed two frames, giving up one run on two hits. Jalen Worthley worked a scoreless eighth inning to conclude the action for the NU pitching staff.

The Trojans scored runs in the first two innings to jump out front 2-0. A misread fly ball fell for a one-out double in the bottom of the first, before an RBI single through the right side broke the scoreless tie.

A one-out single, followed by a fielder’s choice, had a runner on first with two outs for USC in the bottom of the second. The lead doubled to two for the Trojans with an RBI double down the left-field line.

USC capitalized on a one-out throwing error from the Huskers to grow the lead to four in the bottom of the third. A single through the left side and a groundout to first placed runners on and second and third with two outs, setting the table for Richard Tejeda’s two-RBI single to the right-center gap that gave the Trojans a 4-0 advantage.

The NU offense threatened in the top of the fifth when singles by Jesske and Sanderson had runners on first and third with two outs, but the Big Red couldn’t plate their first run and cut into the deficit.

Back-to-back solo homers over the left-field fence to open the bottom of the sixth extended the Trojans’ lead to six, while a one-out solo homer in the bottom of the seventh had USC out front 7-0 through seven innings.

The Huskers plated their lone run of the afternoon in the top of the eighth inning. Riley Silva was plunked to begin the frame, and Sanderson singled through the right side to put runners on first and third with no outs.

Brumbaugh lifted an 0-1 pitch to center field for a sacrifice fly, allowing Silva to come home from third and make it a 7-1 game.

The Big Red had runners on second and third with no outs in the ninth after consecutive hits from Carey and Swansen, but the next three Huskers were retired in order to preserve USC’s 7-1 win on Sunday.

Nebraska travels to Manhattan, Kan., for a midweek matchup at Kansas State on Tuesday, March 25. First pitch between the Huskers and Wildcats is set for 6 p.m. at Tointon Family Stadium on ESPN+.

Story by NU Athletic CommunicationNebraska fell 7-1 to USC in the rubber match of the weekend series on Sunday afternoon at Great Park in Irvine, Calif.Nebraska (10-13, 2-7 Big Ten) scored one run on seven hits and two errors, while USC (14-9, 4-5 Big Ten) totaled seven runs and 11 hits.Case Sanderson and Dylan Carey led the Big Red at the plate with two hits apiece. Gabe Swansen recorded a double, while Robby Bolin and Will Jesske had one hit each.Jackson Brockett fell to 0-2 on the season after surrendering four runs, two earned, on six hits and a walk across 3.2 innings. Gavin Blachowicz allowed two runs on three hits across 1.1 innings of work, while Pryce Bender tossed two frames, giving up one run on two hits. Jalen Worthley worked a scoreless eighth inning to conclude the action for the NU pitching staff.The Trojans scored runs in the first two innings to jump out front 2-0. A misread fly ball fell for a one-out double in the bottom of the first, before an RBI single through the right side broke the scoreless tie.A one-out single, followed by a fielder’s choice, had a runner on first with two outs for USC in the bottom of the second. The lead doubled to two for the Trojans with an RBI double down the left-field line.USC capitalized on a one-out throwing error from the Huskers to grow the lead to four in the bottom of the third. A single through the left side and a groundout to first placed runners on and second and third with two outs, setting the table for Richard Tejeda’s two-RBI single to the right-center gap that gave the Trojans a 4-0 advantage.The NU offense threatened in the top of the fifth when singles by Jesske and Sanderson had runners on first and third with two outs, but the Big Red couldn’t plate their first run and cut into the deficit.Back-to-back solo homers over the left-field fence to open the bottom of the sixth extended the Trojans’ lead to six, while a one-out solo homer in the bottom of the seventh had USC out front 7-0 through seven innings.The Huskers plated their lone run of the afternoon in the top of the eighth inning. Riley Silva was plunked to begin the frame, and Sanderson singled through the right side to put runners on first and third with no outs.Brumbaugh lifted an 0-1 pitch to center field for a sacrifice fly, allowing Silva to come home from third and make it a 7-1 game.The Big Red had runners on second and third with no outs in the ninth after consecutive hits from Carey and Swansen, but the next three Huskers were retired in order to preserve USC’s 7-1 win on Sunday.Nebraska travels to Manhattan, Kan., for a midweek matchup at Kansas State on Tuesday, March 25. First pitch between the Huskers and Wildcats is set for 6 p.m. at Tointon Family Stadium on ESPN+.

Huskers quieted in rubber match at USC

OMAHA, Neb.&nbsp;– The first-place&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0013iWU0qx0sbMGUhec8f45OWs_r7SObVg7o2TGzRu9Rm_5CaGjblaret14--YIAHQ6iN92jacPUOMBmeiDxULFn9PAITMh2h28vnNWqgCiNwdnroeNFaf_chROfa7jJ-hNymYhtCBPeIODcMidxS-u_yGHr-8Acu4S&amp;c=hq7yzUb6ZMZlsl5TxOX-_FHtlauGmOoIAkyxoBHIGojlfFxYNm9OtQ==&amp;ch=t4Mq-xeVF7VtTF-PtSQpFM04s1Nm9_jaGmP0l4-nFbsm87ityl99Qw==">Omaha Supernovas,</a>&nbsp;Nebraska’s professional volleyball team and first Pro Volleyball Champions,&nbsp;will host the Indy Ignite for a Saturday night showdown in the franchise’s first-ever Stripe-Out, a marquee matchup between two of the top teams in the Pro Volleyball Federation.&nbsp;&nbsp;

First serve is set for 6 p.m. CDT at the&nbsp;CHI Health Center&nbsp;as the match will be nationally broadcast on&nbsp;FS1,&nbsp;reaching 70 million homes across the country.

The match can also be heard on the&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0013iWU0qx0sbMGUhec8f45OWs_r7SObVg7o2TGzRu9Rm_5CaGjblaret_PYhaaraK6PMQJy8G0T1eyvQE46f3cjUw9kbPwDRLnTVXzyaVldTKBYxywOLGR4v16l1t8Imh7ocZmc7TaQ_8fjDaiAaFjznsUJ3taltOjBhYPbJsJDeo=&amp;c=hq7yzUb6ZMZlsl5TxOX-_FHtlauGmOoIAkyxoBHIGojlfFxYNm9OtQ==&amp;ch=t4Mq-xeVF7VtTF-PtSQpFM04s1Nm9_jaGmP0l4-nFbsm87ityl99Qw==">Supernovas Radio Network</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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The Stripe-Out is presented by&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0013iWU0qx0sbMGUhec8f45OWs_r7SObVg7o2TGzRu9Rm_5CaGjblareg1QhQw18DMJiOOY1Yt38d0MBoL3yIBq_SSlwl3gmCvtDHiKcD13jF_lU7mm2R7S0dG6NX9bwlzcBk0GdCBTSgdWZzEHgEwvAX_UIQNIXGox9mX_8xPuZabzjaQzcdsbzguUzh8OJfRMorCH-LK9T1S2ZPBx8hpfyNjowcvPPjLOvRY16h-0j22xRkCJHrvmeZEMlyaTd-A5rMkJbjdQr7wqFstQXc_GvVPEUe6DN7HXLgutjftj3mSAo5EajbNs4ju8GRtt8XtURq73Y0qoTGVZcAoPrX5yxZ8Fd2L4YYC5Anyvw1mTnhjS7kqpaWdguFrbSjjYi8YbdBsovH8xdWaqxnDLQBFSzgiBTJJ4GdGUQCN3-0mFR0sH1JrqEgXP32TTqYHrq_PCtzx4Sq6GgueFgVNidtvRR7f8sWsU41C9rzx-Ws1XHwyOQvOU1kO1r0TprRK_KQhVhrJggSkmVGIcYKAr-VaJsuOpzSxJ9ALH-bzBi76xKf4iJVT4mSPJ_KF3NaN2qwLNhQenp07HMi5-QGOQgiHWCXuEDikaAwsywOzG9TXcMWxOOemx6dJkOlHtLhG2iztUGd6P0diX8m1ndJeILm5P0Bpbxk77mw9i71Lj62HfISaAypWGLwPADTGa4IOD3KeZWluD4iBZ5ivSJR43Mi5xJUcaCBI7yRHgV1mDIy02QwMUJP7nMIL1NqJnVGS_T_Rs&amp;c=hq7yzUb6ZMZlsl5TxOX-_FHtlauGmOoIAkyxoBHIGojlfFxYNm9OtQ==&amp;ch=t4Mq-xeVF7VtTF-PtSQpFM04s1Nm9_jaGmP0l4-nFbsm87ityl99Qw==">Pella</a>.&nbsp;

The Supernovas come off one of the most impressive weekends in franchise history, pulling off their second-ever reverse over Indy on March 13 before beating the Orlando Valkyries for the first time in 2025 with a four-set win on March 15. The two road wins kept Omaha’s place at the top of the PVF standings while matching a franchise-best four-match winning streak. Plus, it was the sixth-consecutive road victory for the Supernovas, which extends the franchise record.&nbsp;

Indy hopes to earn its first-ever win over Omaha after being reversed swept by the Supernovas last week at the Fishers Event Center. The Ignite are 7-2 all-time at home with the only two losses being to Omaha. Indy comes to CHI following a five-set win over the last-place Columbus Fury Thursday night. Setter Sydney Hilley dished out 68 assists in a balanced offensive attack as five different players reached double-digit kills. Reigning PVF Player of the Week Azhani Tealer spearheaded that effort with 17 kills while Carly Skjodt and Lydia Martyn each added 16.&nbsp;

Matchup:&nbsp;Omaha Supernovas (12-4) vs. Indy Ignite (10-8) | Saturday, March 22 | 6 p.m. CDT | CHI Health Center, Omaha, Neb.&nbsp;

Watch:&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0013iWU0qx0sbMGUhec8f45OWs_r7SObVg7o2TGzRu9Rm_5CaGjblareg1QhQw18DMJQ27S0uSLRYhiLds75Scx6b1pWnPBsbCcFylHWa4vhUq0_xj5A4ioOrg1K69IaSiv41qv14KAAUXoPIuncFc04os3Mb3AXwqS&amp;c=hq7yzUb6ZMZlsl5TxOX-_FHtlauGmOoIAkyxoBHIGojlfFxYNm9OtQ==&amp;ch=t4Mq-xeVF7VtTF-PtSQpFM04s1Nm9_jaGmP0l4-nFbsm87ityl99Qw==">FS1</a>&nbsp;| Broadcast Crew: Paul Sunderland (PxP), Holly McPeak (Color Analyst)&nbsp;

Listen:&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0013iWU0qx0sbMGUhec8f45OWs_r7SObVg7o2TGzRu9Rm_5CaGjblareid63wE8Xnjs9NGo0OgBTuHUpof-EQncNc2ewMVOnrdFG6utAx3RgYAFJnrFYyCCaTDZpXklYmO9vFUVT83OtpIT-MUQG7smCJByvCCPF4JZ&amp;c=hq7yzUb6ZMZlsl5TxOX-_FHtlauGmOoIAkyxoBHIGojlfFxYNm9OtQ==&amp;ch=t4Mq-xeVF7VtTF-PtSQpFM04s1Nm9_jaGmP0l4-nFbsm87ityl99Qw==">Supernovas Radio Network</a>&nbsp;| Broadcast Crew: Grant Hansen (PxP), Renee Saunders (Color Analyst)&nbsp;

<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0013iWU0qx0sbMGUhec8f45OWs_r7SObVg7o2TGzRu9Rm_5CaGjblareg1QhQw18DMJr-UUH9w3hJTJv9HsND_MUOD9GkeM1t7s0GX7ExUkB6djUA0tgPgiVHOn5D0--YSWXCiwxTcRKHzk4nvG92iCM_8579rfjnTBBPkXNWyAkuweskBgQ3Wtnd18ITBvTwCZO9k9wYnUl7_raqGpCr35hVmJczIkCVGZalXRGVoqidkiQRmYuCCFkb-Een1otGsGw3wtHiDfYAKjXBsGQxA0Jg==&amp;c=hq7yzUb6ZMZlsl5TxOX-_FHtlauGmOoIAkyxoBHIGojlfFxYNm9OtQ==&amp;ch=t4Mq-xeVF7VtTF-PtSQpFM04s1Nm9_jaGmP0l4-nFbsm87ityl99Qw==">Match Notes</a>&nbsp;

Season Series:&nbsp;Fourth of four meetings, two of two at CHI Health&nbsp;Center&nbsp;

All-Time Series:&nbsp;Omaha leads 3-0 (March 13, 2025, last matchup, 3-2 Omaha).&nbsp;&nbsp;

Supernovas outside hitter&nbsp;Brooke Nuneviller&nbsp;eclipsed the 500-kill mark in her Supernovas career on 3/13 at Indy and now sits with a total of 529 kills in her two seasons with Omaha. With 18 digs on Saturday versus the Valkyries, she became the first player in PVF history to achieve 500 kills and 500 digs. Setter Natalia Valentín-Anderson also reached a milestone against Indy, recording her 1,000th career assist with the franchise. Her Omaha career total stands at 1,003. Middle blocker Kaitlyn Hord is three blocks away from becoming the third player in PVF history to record 100 stuffs. She recorded 42 blocks in 72 sets last season in Columbus.&nbsp;

The Supernovas have the biggest home court advantage in pro volleyball, but they've also been mighty on the road. That includes the league's best road record at 8-2. Omaha and Orlando (4-3) are the only teams in the PVF to have a road record at .500 or above. The Supernovas have won six-straight road matches including four straight overall which are both franchise records.&nbsp;

Omaha middle blocker&nbsp;Kaitlyn Hord&nbsp;has been the premier blocker in the PVF so far in the 2025 season. The former Husker and Nittany Lion leads the league in both total blocks (55) and blocks per set with a 0.96 mark. Hord's seven blocks in the five-set win over the Atlanta Vibe on opening night set a Supernovas single-match record. She is also one of five players in the PVF to record seven or more blocks in a match this season. The Kentucky native also sits third in hitting percentage with a .341 clip through 173 attacks with 69 kills and only 10 errors, which is fewest among middle blockers.&nbsp;

Every match this season can be heard on the&nbsp;Supernovas Radio Network, led by its flagship station&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0013iWU0qx0sbMGUhec8f45OWs_r7SObVg7o2TGzRu9Rm_5CaGjblareid63wE8Xnjs9NGo0OgBTuHUpof-EQncNc2ewMVOnrdFG6utAx3RgYAFJnrFYyCCaTDZpXklYmO9vFUVT83OtpLbCHD-arcYRkaHgZ3yBmLM&amp;c=hq7yzUb6ZMZlsl5TxOX-_FHtlauGmOoIAkyxoBHIGojlfFxYNm9OtQ==&amp;ch=t4Mq-xeVF7VtTF-PtSQpFM04s1Nm9_jaGmP0l4-nFbsm87ityl99Qw==">KCRO 660</a>&nbsp;AM&nbsp;as part of&nbsp;Walnut Media. The SRN can be heard in five states with the support of its affiliates in&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0013iWU0qx0sbMGUhec8f45OWs_r7SObVg7o2TGzRu9Rm_5CaGjblareid63wE8XnjsR-UWByo8buix4Ri-gcFJswin7toj85FYfby7PpHsHQ5ecOoEMOUNfCOZe2eSIn9R0NtRRG6-Qn2YNzj7fVWjjXiGBCJ91Jcz&amp;c=hq7yzUb6ZMZlsl5TxOX-_FHtlauGmOoIAkyxoBHIGojlfFxYNm9OtQ==&amp;ch=t4Mq-xeVF7VtTF-PtSQpFM04s1Nm9_jaGmP0l4-nFbsm87ityl99Qw==">KXCB Bluffs Country 106.5 FM</a>,&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0013iWU0qx0sbMGUhec8f45OWs_r7SObVg7o2TGzRu9Rm_5CaGjblareid63wE8Xnjsbs7UHNojYV_Xj4TwWNujo9CNPokKVzXwteaFQU3bX2HS0Lf2KMWI0suxcK7nFChUW_z666S--k6qbkksA-Jm342RDMyZbl7W&amp;c=hq7yzUb6ZMZlsl5TxOX-_FHtlauGmOoIAkyxoBHIGojlfFxYNm9OtQ==&amp;ch=t4Mq-xeVF7VtTF-PtSQpFM04s1Nm9_jaGmP0l4-nFbsm87ityl99Qw==">Boomer Radio 106.7 FM</a>,&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0013iWU0qx0sbMGUhec8f45OWs_r7SObVg7o2TGzRu9Rm_5CaGjblareid63wE8XnjsmyZFJJOybjuZ5zWNsYCkBBGG-n9eGkTQoJZZfMVBga3JNknMPelnXMt2iHfgLclBpPq25uBQe76aU-upQ1afs6zlrq8RC8aAWZNTiXR1_cfgui05xcUXR-4gTZwKoqlP&amp;c=hq7yzUb6ZMZlsl5TxOX-_FHtlauGmOoIAkyxoBHIGojlfFxYNm9OtQ==&amp;ch=t4Mq-xeVF7VtTF-PtSQpFM04s1Nm9_jaGmP0l4-nFbsm87ityl99Qw==">ESPN Tri Cities</a>,&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0013iWU0qx0sbMGUhec8f45OWs_r7SObVg7o2TGzRu9Rm_5CaGjblareid63wE8XnjsOrQZGPqhm9-_39cNYYGvZ96PvndCgrE2oWOuSVkJfnDeqpG13_EoyIrTdtvLM9Z5OuHYIerZXHmHzhZFV-UD207c-XnErQfQZYN3E_yJkLXVXnu7N-aMMbgvU3o8hrEarwTkFf7-APBEAotRtFv3PQ==&amp;c=hq7yzUb6ZMZlsl5TxOX-_FHtlauGmOoIAkyxoBHIGojlfFxYNm9OtQ==&amp;ch=t4Mq-xeVF7VtTF-PtSQpFM04s1Nm9_jaGmP0l4-nFbsm87ityl99Qw==">KNCY</a>&nbsp;in Nebraska City,&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0013iWU0qx0sbMGUhec8f45OWs_r7SObVg7o2TGzRu9Rm_5CaGjblareid63wE8Xnjs0FYSJP-tL0x-QHgqPhS0oZY8iwU58BXUiod7sS9-XXfUlkf5jauqiFs23NslMBR-SR_acdeoX62SLXwI6mnC-DUUV8m6HBXhNIqYRRLlfID3y3GQku_Vkw==&amp;c=hq7yzUb6ZMZlsl5TxOX-_FHtlauGmOoIAkyxoBHIGojlfFxYNm9OtQ==&amp;ch=t4Mq-xeVF7VtTF-PtSQpFM04s1Nm9_jaGmP0l4-nFbsm87ityl99Qw==">KGMT</a>&nbsp;in Fairbury&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0013iWU0qx0sbMGUhec8f45OWs_r7SObVg7o2TGzRu9Rm_5CaGjblareid63wE8XnjsbsC3YzAeb9zKY-QNl09Ovg1YIIdQ_X9lPwJX9mRN2OjWG7EJyBVahJRJvWcZpzwYzbfXF5-T0SbiSaIcYyyEG4r7OwIgC8GQdVNk1kV0mV0=&amp;c=hq7yzUb6ZMZlsl5TxOX-_FHtlauGmOoIAkyxoBHIGojlfFxYNm9OtQ==&amp;ch=t4Mq-xeVF7VtTF-PtSQpFM04s1Nm9_jaGmP0l4-nFbsm87ityl99Qw==">KSID-AM</a>&nbsp;in Sidney.&nbsp;

New for 2025 is a totally customizable, half-season ticket package. Choose any seven of the team’s 14 home matches and even select different seats for each game, with prices starting as low as $14 per match. Customize your Supernovas experience today by visiting this&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0013iWU0qx0sbMGUhec8f45OWs_r7SObVg7o2TGzRu9Rm_5CaGjblaremVAbIrfO_cczMRyIQn4uZrkSmgdlT9gEfZlWOl8NUaNjfVLSQ5Pjfk_o79M2b5PcpUbwkyFjT347FQE1s9Yj89WpolFxpW-XBIrtyQtRmNdBJ_092BHmSF_xk0EC5D8ZZeulsUKVjEPBAUk-WmYjiI=&amp;c=hq7yzUb6ZMZlsl5TxOX-_FHtlauGmOoIAkyxoBHIGojlfFxYNm9OtQ==&amp;ch=t4Mq-xeVF7VtTF-PtSQpFM04s1Nm9_jaGmP0l4-nFbsm87ityl99Qw==">link</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Check out the Supernovas full&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0013iWU0qx0sbMGUhec8f45OWs_r7SObVg7o2TGzRu9Rm_5CaGjblareo4rP112s7oTgmNzKyHT--_tQyHo_O2byjrAYX1Q8uQ_nknXQOOOhpUg8rSWB8e41WGqqGt8aTgPlV2--en9XhoF6-tR14JsVxjnYee9jzjYcmUs-6i49FDIKZRaCzwikeABASVlhHYdLFt59gAphTPs5bovKRWYSo202_DdfiC4&amp;c=hq7yzUb6ZMZlsl5TxOX-_FHtlauGmOoIAkyxoBHIGojlfFxYNm9OtQ==&amp;ch=t4Mq-xeVF7VtTF-PtSQpFM04s1Nm9_jaGmP0l4-nFbsm87ityl99Qw==">2025 schedule</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0013iWU0qx0sbMGUhec8f45OWs_r7SObVg7o2TGzRu9Rm_5CaGjblareghZduPyZCVxWWzIuwTVtPpkGZau2MIRgEjipINuKKmL75rxKLoSzvX5KCjjq3TUWBMb3S1DDgI2zG0hwrqSvU2OmDLN8aWScVlnnPbD1KQ6atI6wXs5XQBMutUC8HJaNaWZb0JqG7Q12aQzRvPUMkU=&amp;c=hq7yzUb6ZMZlsl5TxOX-_FHtlauGmOoIAkyxoBHIGojlfFxYNm9OtQ==&amp;ch=t4Mq-xeVF7VtTF-PtSQpFM04s1Nm9_jaGmP0l4-nFbsm87ityl99Qw==">2025 roster.</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

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ABOUT OMAHA SUPERNOVAS&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

The Omaha Supernovas are the premier home of professional volleyball, boasting the No. 1 pro volleyball average attendance in the world. The Supernovas 2025 season began on January 10 when they hosted 13,486, becoming the most attended U.S. pro volleyball match in history. The team is owned by global music sensation Jason Derulo and entrepreneur Danny White, Co-Founder of City+Ventures, an investment and business acceleration organization headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

ABOUT PRO VOLLEYBALL FEDERATION&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Pro Volleyball Federation is the leading professional volleyball league in the United States. PVF sets the standard for the sport, offering the largest number of franchises, unmatched attendance, extensive broadcast coverage and substantial championship prize money. It combines top-tier talent, including NCAA stars and international athletes, with cutting-edge production and technology to provide fans with an unmatched viewing experience. As a vital link between collegiate volleyball and the professional stage, PVF is dedicated to shaping the future of the sport and increasing visibility for its athletes. For more information, visit ProVolleyball.com.&nbsp;

Omaha SupernovasOMAHA, Neb.&nbsp;– The first-place&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0013iWU0qx0sbMGUhec8f45OWs_r7SObVg7o2TGzRu9Rm_5CaGjblaret14--YIAHQ6iN92jacPUOMBmeiDxULFn9PAITMh2h28vnNWqgCiNwdnroeNFaf_chROfa7jJ-hNymYhtCBPeIODcMidxS-u_yGHr-8Acu4S&amp;c=hq7yzUb6ZMZlsl5TxOX-_FHtlauGmOoIAkyxoBHIGojlfFxYNm9OtQ==&amp;ch=t4Mq-xeVF7VtTF-PtSQpFM04s1Nm9_jaGmP0l4-nFbsm87ityl99Qw==">Omaha Supernovas,</a>&nbsp;Nebraska’s professional volleyball team and first Pro Volleyball Champions,&nbsp;will host the Indy Ignite for a Saturday night showdown in the franchise’s first-ever Stripe-Out, a marquee matchup between two of the top teams in the Pro Volleyball Federation.&nbsp;&nbsp;First serve is set for 6 p.m. CDT at the&nbsp;CHI Health Center&nbsp;as the match will be nationally broadcast on&nbsp;FS1,&nbsp;reaching 70 million homes across the country.The match can also be heard on the&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0013iWU0qx0sbMGUhec8f45OWs_r7SObVg7o2TGzRu9Rm_5CaGjblaret_PYhaaraK6PMQJy8G0T1eyvQE46f3cjUw9kbPwDRLnTVXzyaVldTKBYxywOLGR4v16l1t8Imh7ocZmc7TaQ_8fjDaiAaFjznsUJ3taltOjBhYPbJsJDeo=&amp;c=hq7yzUb6ZMZlsl5TxOX-_FHtlauGmOoIAkyxoBHIGojlfFxYNm9OtQ==&amp;ch=t4Mq-xeVF7VtTF-PtSQpFM04s1Nm9_jaGmP0l4-nFbsm87ityl99Qw==">Supernovas Radio Network</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;Saturday’s match sponsor is&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0013iWU0qx0sbMGUhec8f45OWs_r7SObVg7o2TGzRu9Rm_5CaGjblareg1QhQw18DMJHYBLPQt6gtsa-iT7KEBZ1jmaui0ht9phFZHjQNl96G0-a4jUNzGgLGAOuOc8j-LlqsIJZoYn_nDqHywomQnQSw==&amp;c=hq7yzUb6ZMZlsl5TxOX-_FHtlauGmOoIAkyxoBHIGojlfFxYNm9OtQ==&amp;ch=t4Mq-xeVF7VtTF-PtSQpFM04s1Nm9_jaGmP0l4-nFbsm87ityl99Qw==">Teammates</a>.&nbsp;The Stripe-Out is presented by&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0013iWU0qx0sbMGUhec8f45OWs_r7SObVg7o2TGzRu9Rm_5CaGjblareg1QhQw18DMJiOOY1Yt38d0MBoL3yIBq_SSlwl3gmCvtDHiKcD13jF_lU7mm2R7S0dG6NX9bwlzcBk0GdCBTSgdWZzEHgEwvAX_UIQNIXGox9mX_8xPuZabzjaQzcdsbzguUzh8OJfRMorCH-LK9T1S2ZPBx8hpfyNjowcvPPjLOvRY16h-0j22xRkCJHrvmeZEMlyaTd-A5rMkJbjdQr7wqFstQXc_GvVPEUe6DN7HXLgutjftj3mSAo5EajbNs4ju8GRtt8XtURq73Y0qoTGVZcAoPrX5yxZ8Fd2L4YYC5Anyvw1mTnhjS7kqpaWdguFrbSjjYi8YbdBsovH8xdWaqxnDLQBFSzgiBTJJ4GdGUQCN3-0mFR0sH1JrqEgXP32TTqYHrq_PCtzx4Sq6GgueFgVNidtvRR7f8sWsU41C9rzx-Ws1XHwyOQvOU1kO1r0TprRK_KQhVhrJggSkmVGIcYKAr-VaJsuOpzSxJ9ALH-bzBi76xKf4iJVT4mSPJ_KF3NaN2qwLNhQenp07HMi5-QGOQgiHWCXuEDikaAwsywOzG9TXcMWxOOemx6dJkOlHtLhG2iztUGd6P0diX8m1ndJeILm5P0Bpbxk77mw9i71Lj62HfISaAypWGLwPADTGa4IOD3KeZWluD4iBZ5ivSJR43Mi5xJUcaCBI7yRHgV1mDIy02QwMUJP7nMIL1NqJnVGS_T_Rs&amp;c=hq7yzUb6ZMZlsl5TxOX-_FHtlauGmOoIAkyxoBHIGojlfFxYNm9OtQ==&amp;ch=t4Mq-xeVF7VtTF-PtSQpFM04s1Nm9_jaGmP0l4-nFbsm87ityl99Qw==">Pella</a>.&nbsp;The Supernovas come off one of the most impressive weekends in franchise history, pulling off their second-ever reverse over Indy on March 13 before beating the Orlando Valkyries for the first time in 2025 with a four-set win on March 15. The two road wins kept Omaha’s place at the top of the PVF standings while matching a franchise-best four-match winning streak. Plus, it was the sixth-consecutive road victory for the Supernovas, which extends the franchise record.&nbsp;Indy hopes to earn its first-ever win over Omaha after being reversed swept by the Supernovas last week at the Fishers Event Center. The Ignite are 7-2 all-time at home with the only two losses being to Omaha. Indy comes to CHI following a five-set win over the last-place Columbus Fury Thursday night. Setter Sydney Hilley dished out 68 assists in a balanced offensive attack as five different players reached double-digit kills. Reigning PVF Player of the Week Azhani Tealer spearheaded that effort with 17 kills while Carly Skjodt and Lydia Martyn each added 16.&nbsp;Game Details&nbsp;Matchup:&nbsp;Omaha Supernovas (12-4) vs. Indy Ignite (10-8) | Saturday, March 22 | 6 p.m. CDT | CHI Health Center, Omaha, Neb.&nbsp;Watch:&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0013iWU0qx0sbMGUhec8f45OWs_r7SObVg7o2TGzRu9Rm_5CaGjblareg1QhQw18DMJQ27S0uSLRYhiLds75Scx6b1pWnPBsbCcFylHWa4vhUq0_xj5A4ioOrg1K69IaSiv41qv14KAAUXoPIuncFc04os3Mb3AXwqS&amp;c=hq7yzUb6ZMZlsl5TxOX-_FHtlauGmOoIAkyxoBHIGojlfFxYNm9OtQ==&amp;ch=t4Mq-xeVF7VtTF-PtSQpFM04s1Nm9_jaGmP0l4-nFbsm87ityl99Qw==">FS1</a>&nbsp;| Broadcast Crew: Paul Sunderland (PxP), Holly McPeak (Color Analyst)&nbsp;Listen:&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0013iWU0qx0sbMGUhec8f45OWs_r7SObVg7o2TGzRu9Rm_5CaGjblareid63wE8Xnjs9NGo0OgBTuHUpof-EQncNc2ewMVOnrdFG6utAx3RgYAFJnrFYyCCaTDZpXklYmO9vFUVT83OtpIT-MUQG7smCJByvCCPF4JZ&amp;c=hq7yzUb6ZMZlsl5TxOX-_FHtlauGmOoIAkyxoBHIGojlfFxYNm9OtQ==&amp;ch=t4Mq-xeVF7VtTF-PtSQpFM04s1Nm9_jaGmP0l4-nFbsm87ityl99Qw==">Supernovas Radio Network</a>&nbsp;| Broadcast Crew: Grant Hansen (PxP), Renee Saunders (Color Analyst)&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0013iWU0qx0sbMGUhec8f45OWs_r7SObVg7o2TGzRu9Rm_5CaGjblareg1QhQw18DMJr-UUH9w3hJTJv9HsND_MUOD9GkeM1t7s0GX7ExUkB6djUA0tgPgiVHOn5D0--YSWXCiwxTcRKHzk4nvG92iCM_8579rfjnTBBPkXNWyAkuweskBgQ3Wtnd18ITBvTwCZO9k9wYnUl7_raqGpCr35hVmJczIkCVGZalXRGVoqidkiQRmYuCCFkb-Een1otGsGw3wtHiDfYAKjXBsGQxA0Jg==&amp;c=hq7yzUb6ZMZlsl5TxOX-_FHtlauGmOoIAkyxoBHIGojlfFxYNm9OtQ==&amp;ch=t4Mq-xeVF7VtTF-PtSQpFM04s1Nm9_jaGmP0l4-nFbsm87ityl99Qw==">Match Notes</a>&nbsp;Season Series:&nbsp;Fourth of four meetings, two of two at CHI Health&nbsp;Center&nbsp;All-Time Series:&nbsp;Omaha leads 3-0 (March 13, 2025, last matchup, 3-2 Omaha).&nbsp;&nbsp;From Bench to Brilliance&nbsp;<ul>
 <li>Trailing 0-2 to Indy last Thursday, head coach&nbsp;Laura "Bird" Kuhn&nbsp;went to the bench for a trio of new players in outside hitter&nbsp;Ally Batenhorst, setter&nbsp;Mac Podraza&nbsp;and opposite&nbsp;Kelsie Payne. The move ultimately sparked the franchise's second-ever reverse sweep as well as a four-set win over Orlando two nights later.&nbsp;</li><li>Batenhorst was the shining star of the three, pounding 16 kills on a .282 clip with eight digs against Indy. She improved that performance against the Valkyries pouring in a career-high 24 points on 22 kills (.362), one block and one ace alongside eight more digs.&nbsp;</li><li>In total, the rookie attacker finished with 40 points (5.0 P/S), 38 kills (4.75 K/S), .326 hitting percentage 16 digs (2.0 D/S), one block, one ace and a lone assist across eight sets.&nbsp;</li><li>Podraza averaged 9.75 assists per set including a 37-assist, four-dig outing against Indy. The cherry on top was leading the offense to a .455 hitting percentage in the decisive fifth set against the Ignite. She added a double-double against Orlando with 41 assists and 10 digs while also securing the match-ending block.&nbsp;</li><li>Payne tallied a total of 17 kills, 10 digs, two blocks and one ace. She was mighty against Indy with eight kills on a .421 clip, while adding a season-best nine kills against Orlando.&nbsp;</li>
 </ul>Nuneviller Makes History&nbsp;Supernovas outside hitter&nbsp;Brooke Nuneviller&nbsp;eclipsed the 500-kill mark in her Supernovas career on 3/13 at Indy and now sits with a total of 529 kills in her two seasons with Omaha. With 18 digs on Saturday versus the Valkyries, she became the first player in PVF history to achieve 500 kills and 500 digs. Setter Natalia Valentín-Anderson also reached a milestone against Indy, recording her 1,000th career assist with the franchise. Her Omaha career total stands at 1,003. Middle blocker Kaitlyn Hord is three blocks away from becoming the third player in PVF history to record 100 stuffs. She recorded 42 blocks in 72 sets last season in Columbus.&nbsp;The Dig Patrol&nbsp;<ul>
 <li>The Supernovas have been one of the best&nbsp;defensive teams in the league as they currently sit fifth in the PVF in digs per set (16.34) and eighth in total digs (948). However, Omaha has played the fewest number of sets in the league with 58 which is due in part to a league-leading seven sweeps.&nbsp;</li><li>Libero&nbsp;Camila Gómez&nbsp;leads that effort with a team-high 222 digs (3rd in PVF) and 3.83 per set (3rd). Her 31 digs against Atlanta in the season opener broke a single-match franchise record. That total is tied for the second-most digs recorded in a single match in PVF history.&nbsp;&nbsp;</li><li>Nuneviller, who is a former libero, is right behind her teammate with 213 digs (fourth in PVF) and 3.67 per set (4th). She leads all PVF attackers in both categories.&nbsp;</li>
 </ul>Road Warriors&nbsp;The Supernovas have the biggest home court advantage in pro volleyball, but they've also been mighty on the road. That includes the league's best road record at 8-2. Omaha and Orlando (4-3) are the only teams in the PVF to have a road record at .500 or above. The Supernovas have won six-straight road matches including four straight overall which are both franchise records.&nbsp;Offensive Blastoff&nbsp;<ul>
 <li>The Omaha Supernovas offense has rounded into form with a .243 team hitting percentage — second in the PVF.&nbsp;</li><li>Omaha has posted hitting percentages of .250 or above in 10 of the 16 matches this season. The Supernovas offense reached that mark only nine times across the entire 2024 season.</li><li>There's only been seven times in franchise history that the Supernovas have recorded a team hitting percentage of .300 or above wth three of those coming in the 2025 season.</li>
 </ul>Hording the Net&nbsp;Omaha middle blocker&nbsp;Kaitlyn Hord&nbsp;has been the premier blocker in the PVF so far in the 2025 season. The former Husker and Nittany Lion leads the league in both total blocks (55) and blocks per set with a 0.96 mark. Hord's seven blocks in the five-set win over the Atlanta Vibe on opening night set a Supernovas single-match record. She is also one of five players in the PVF to record seven or more blocks in a match this season. The Kentucky native also sits third in hitting percentage with a .341 clip through 173 attacks with 69 kills and only 10 errors, which is fewest among middle blockers.&nbsp;...Every match this season can be heard on the&nbsp;Supernovas Radio Network, led by its flagship station&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0013iWU0qx0sbMGUhec8f45OWs_r7SObVg7o2TGzRu9Rm_5CaGjblareid63wE8Xnjs9NGo0OgBTuHUpof-EQncNc2ewMVOnrdFG6utAx3RgYAFJnrFYyCCaTDZpXklYmO9vFUVT83OtpLbCHD-arcYRkaHgZ3yBmLM&amp;c=hq7yzUb6ZMZlsl5TxOX-_FHtlauGmOoIAkyxoBHIGojlfFxYNm9OtQ==&amp;ch=t4Mq-xeVF7VtTF-PtSQpFM04s1Nm9_jaGmP0l4-nFbsm87ityl99Qw==">KCRO 660</a>&nbsp;AM&nbsp;as part of&nbsp;Walnut Media. 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The Supernovas 2025 season began on January 10 when they hosted 13,486, becoming the most attended U.S. pro volleyball match in history. The team is owned by global music sensation Jason Derulo and entrepreneur Danny White, Co-Founder of City+Ventures, an investment and business acceleration organization headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;ABOUT PRO VOLLEYBALL FEDERATION&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Pro Volleyball Federation is the leading professional volleyball league in the United States. PVF sets the standard for the sport, offering the largest number of franchises, unmatched attendance, extensive broadcast coverage and substantial championship prize money. It combines top-tier talent, including NCAA stars and international athletes, with cutting-edge production and technology to provide fans with an unmatched viewing experience. As a vital link between collegiate volleyball and the professional stage, PVF is dedicated to shaping the future of the sport and increasing visibility for its athletes. For more information, visit ProVolleyball.com.&nbsp;

Supernovas Host Ignite in Historic First Stripe-Out on Saturday

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UNK H.S. Class D Track Meet Results

PHILADELPHIA - The Nebraska wrestling team ends day one of the 2025 NCAA Wrestling Championships second in team standings, with 28 points. The Big Red sent five Huskers to the quarterfinals, while all nine qualifiers continue tournament action on Friday, March 21.&nbsp;

In front of over 18,000 fans at both sessions, No. 1 Brock Hardy (141), No. 2 Ridge Lovett (149), No. 3 Antrell Taylor (157), No. 12 Christopher Minto (165) and No. 12 Silas Allred (184), are headed to the NCAA quarterfinals after their 2-0 first day efforts.

The tournament began bouts at the Wells Fargo Center at 125, No. 9 Caleb Smith up first on the mat for the Big Red. The four-time NCAA qualifier faced No. 24 Nick Babin (PITT), and the pair went scoreless through three periods. With :03 left in SV-1, Smith struck with a takedown, starting his 2025 tournament campaign with a win.

At 133, No. 17 Jacob Van Dee met No. 16 Ryan Miller (PENN) in the first round. Van Dee had a 4-1 lead heading into the second period, but Miller rallied and came back for an 8-4 win. No. 1 Hardy’s round one bout took on No. 32 Nash Singleton (ORST), and the 141 lb Husker notched bonus points for NU. Hardy used three takedowns, two escapes and the ridetime point to win with a 12-3 major decision, his eighth of the year.

At 149, No. 2 Lovett and No. 31 Sam Cartella (NW) were both on the board early, as Lovett led 5-4 after the first period. The pair got tied up at 8-8 to start period three, and Lovett secured the 10-8 win with a reversal. No. 3 Taylor faced No. 30 James Conway (MIZZ) at 157 and the Husker was quick to score. Taylor kept striking for 6-1 and 12-3 leads after periods one and two respectively. The sophomore notched a 19-4 (5:55) tech. fall, his seventh of the season, to claim his spot in the round of 16.

In his NCAA Tournament debut, No. 12 Minto met No. 21 Joey Bianchi (UALR) on the mat at 165. The two-time Big Ten Freshman of the Week stumped Bianchi, grabbing his fifth major decision in the 13-1 victory. At 174, No. 8 Lenny Pinto took on No. 25 Dalton Harkins (ARMY), and fought to score. Harkins won with a 6-1 decision.

No. 12 Allred (184) got a tough start up against No. 21 Malachi DuVall (GMU), down 10-1. The junior battled back to take the 14-13 lead in the third period, but used a pin in 6:38 to claim the comeback victory. It was the Husker’s fifth pin this year, and third of the post-season. At 197, also making his NCAA Tournament debut, No. 20 Camden McDanel faced No. 13 Trey Munoz (ORST) in the first round. The true freshman kept it close against two-time All American Munoz, but lost in a 4-2 decision to close the first session.

Session two action began with Smith’s round of 16 at 125. The No. 9 Husker met No. 8 Sheldon Seymour (LEH), and had a scoreless first period. Seymour struck in the second, and took a 7-2 lead late into the third period to claim a 7-3 win. At 133, No. 17 Van Dee faced No. 32 Hunter Leake (CBU) in wrestlebacks. The sophomore racked up points quickly, opening the first period with back points. Van Dee finished strong and notched a 13-2 major decision.

Top-seed Hardy (141) took on No. 16 Wyatt Henson (LH) in round two, and made a 19-3 statement to claim his spot in the quarterfinals. Hardy notched his 12th-consecutive win with the tech. fall in 6:17. No. 2 Lovett was on the mat next at 149. The Husker put up a dominant 6:09, which is all he needed for the shutout tech. fall over No. 15 Ty Whalen (PRIN).

At 165, No. 12 Minto faced No. 5 Julian Ramirez (COR). Minto came out firing, and led 7-1 to start the third period. The Husker closed the bout at 11-1 to claim a major decision over top-five Ramirez, and his spot in the quarterfinals. The win was also Minto’s 15th bonus-point victory of the season, and third over a top-10 opponent. In the 174 wrestleback bracket, No. 8 Pinto took on No. 9 Carson Kharchla (OHST). The Buckeye grabbed an early lead, but Pinto fought back to send the bout to SV-1 at 7-7. The junior struck a five-point sequence to claim the top-10 matchup, 11-7.

Another No. 12 and No. 5 round two feature, Allred met Bennett Berge (SDSU) at 184. The Husker had a 4-1 lead into the third period, but shot and scored for his second pin of the day. The fall was Allred’s second of the day, fourth of the post-season, and he secured his quarterfinal spot with the upset victory. No. 20 McDanel (197) closed out the session again for NU, facing No. 29 Tucker Hogan (LH). The freshman closed out his first NCAA tournament day with a 13-2 major decision, his 18th bonus-point win.

The Big Red notched two upset victories on day one, and 11 bonus-point wins. All nine Huskers return to tournament action, while five head to the quarterfinals.

141: No. 1 Brock Hardy vs No. 9 Jacob Frost (ISU)

149: No. 2 Ridge Lovett vs No. 7 Kannon Webster (ILL)

157: No. 3 Antrell Taylor vs No. 11 Matty Bianchi (UALR)

165: No. 12 Christopher Minto vs No. 4 Terrell Barraclough (UVU)

184: No. 12 Silas Allred vs No. 4 Dustin Plott (OKST)

The 2025 NCAA Wrestling Championships continue Friday, March 21, with Session III to start at 11 a.m. (CT). The quarterfinals and consolations round will be broadcast on ESPNU. Action resumes at 7 p.m. (CT) on ESPN2 for Session IV, semifinals and consolation bouts.

Champ. Round 1 - Caleb Smith (Nebraska) 20-6 won in sudden victory - 1 over Nick Babin (Pittsburgh) 13-11 (SV-1 3-0)

Champ. Round 2 - Sheldon Seymour (Lehigh) 21-3 won by decision over Caleb Smith (Nebraska) 20-6 (Dec 7-3)

Champ. Round 1 - Ryan Miller (Pennsylvania) 23-7 won by decision over Jacob Van Dee (Nebraska) 15-10 (Dec 8-4)

Cons. Round 1 - Jacob Van Dee (Nebraska) 15-10 won by major decision over Hunter Leake (California Baptist) 7-10 (MD 13-2)

Champ. Round 1 - Brock Hardy (Nebraska) 25-3 won by major decision over Nash Singleton (Oregon State) 13-10 (MD 12-3)

Champ. Round 2 - Brock Hardy (Nebraska) 25-3 won by tech fall over Wyatt Henson (Lock Haven) 27-5 (TF-1.5 6:17 (19-3))

Champ. Round 1 - Ridge Lovett (Nebraska) 22-2 won by decision over Sam Cartella (Northwestern) 16-12 (Dec 10-8)

Champ. Round 2 - Ridge Lovett (Nebraska) 22-2 won by tech fall over Ty Whalen (Princeton) 21-4 (TF-1.5 6:09 (15-0))

Champ. Round 1 - Antrell Taylor (Nebraska) 24-4 won by tech fall over James Conway (Missouri) 18-17 (TF-1.5 5:55 (19-4))

Champ. Round 2 - Antrell Taylor (Nebraska) 24-4 won by fall over Jude Swisher (Pennsylvania) 24-8 (Fall 2:16)

Champ. Round 1 - Christopher Minto (Nebraska) 21-5 won by major decision over Joseph Bianchi (Little Rock) 13-6 (MD 13-1)

Champ. Round 2 - Christopher Minto (Nebraska) 21-5 won by major decision over Julian Ramirez (Cornell) 21-2 (MD 11-1)

Champ. Round 1 - Dalton Harkins (Army West Point) 20-10 won by decision over Lenny Pinto (Nebraska) 23-6 (Dec 6-1)

Cons. Round 1 - Lenny Pinto (Nebraska) 23-6 won in sudden victory - 1 over Carson Kharchla (Ohio State) 14-5 (SV-1 12-7)

Champ. Round 1 - Silas Allred (Nebraska) 21-6 won by fall over Malachi DuVall (George Mason) 19-6 (Fall 6:38)

Champ. Round 2 - Silas Allred (Nebraska) 21-6 won by fall over Bennett Berge (South Dakota State) 27-6 (Fall 6:42)

Champ. Round 1 - Trey Munoz (Oregon State) 10-4 won by decision over Camden McDanel (Nebraska) 21-12 (Dec 4-2)

Story by NU Athletic CommunicationsPHILADELPHIA - The Nebraska wrestling team ends day one of the 2025 NCAA Wrestling Championships second in team standings, with 28 points. The Big Red sent five Huskers to the quarterfinals, while all nine qualifiers continue tournament action on Friday, March 21.&nbsp;In front of over 18,000 fans at both sessions, No. 1 Brock Hardy (141), No. 2 Ridge Lovett (149), No. 3 Antrell Taylor (157), No. 12 Christopher Minto (165) and No. 12 Silas Allred (184), are headed to the NCAA quarterfinals after their 2-0 first day efforts.The tournament began bouts at the Wells Fargo Center at 125, No. 9 Caleb Smith up first on the mat for the Big Red. The four-time NCAA qualifier faced No. 24 Nick Babin (PITT), and the pair went scoreless through three periods. With :03 left in SV-1, Smith struck with a takedown, starting his 2025 tournament campaign with a win.At 133, No. 17 Jacob Van Dee met No. 16 Ryan Miller (PENN) in the first round. Van Dee had a 4-1 lead heading into the second period, but Miller rallied and came back for an 8-4 win. No. 1 Hardy’s round one bout took on No. 32 Nash Singleton (ORST), and the 141 lb Husker notched bonus points for NU. Hardy used three takedowns, two escapes and the ridetime point to win with a 12-3 major decision, his eighth of the year.At 149, No. 2 Lovett and No. 31 Sam Cartella (NW) were both on the board early, as Lovett led 5-4 after the first period. The pair got tied up at 8-8 to start period three, and Lovett secured the 10-8 win with a reversal. No. 3 Taylor faced No. 30 James Conway (MIZZ) at 157 and the Husker was quick to score. Taylor kept striking for 6-1 and 12-3 leads after periods one and two respectively. The sophomore notched a 19-4 (5:55) tech. fall, his seventh of the season, to claim his spot in the round of 16.In his NCAA Tournament debut, No. 12 Minto met No. 21 Joey Bianchi (UALR) on the mat at 165. The two-time Big Ten Freshman of the Week stumped Bianchi, grabbing his fifth major decision in the 13-1 victory. At 174, No. 8 Lenny Pinto took on No. 25 Dalton Harkins (ARMY), and fought to score. Harkins won with a 6-1 decision.No. 12 Allred (184) got a tough start up against No. 21 Malachi DuVall (GMU), down 10-1. The junior battled back to take the 14-13 lead in the third period, but used a pin in 6:38 to claim the comeback victory. It was the Husker’s fifth pin this year, and third of the post-season. At 197, also making his NCAA Tournament debut, No. 20 Camden McDanel faced No. 13 Trey Munoz (ORST) in the first round. The true freshman kept it close against two-time All American Munoz, but lost in a 4-2 decision to close the first session.Session two action began with Smith’s round of 16 at 125. The No. 9 Husker met No. 8 Sheldon Seymour (LEH), and had a scoreless first period. Seymour struck in the second, and took a 7-2 lead late into the third period to claim a 7-3 win. At 133, No. 17 Van Dee faced No. 32 Hunter Leake (CBU) in wrestlebacks. The sophomore racked up points quickly, opening the first period with back points. Van Dee finished strong and notched a 13-2 major decision.Top-seed Hardy (141) took on No. 16 Wyatt Henson (LH) in round two, and made a 19-3 statement to claim his spot in the quarterfinals. Hardy notched his 12th-consecutive win with the tech. fall in 6:17. No. 2 Lovett was on the mat next at 149. The Husker put up a dominant 6:09, which is all he needed for the shutout tech. fall over No. 15 Ty Whalen (PRIN).At 165, No. 12 Minto faced No. 5 Julian Ramirez (COR). Minto came out firing, and led 7-1 to start the third period. The Husker closed the bout at 11-1 to claim a major decision over top-five Ramirez, and his spot in the quarterfinals. The win was also Minto’s 15th bonus-point victory of the season, and third over a top-10 opponent. In the 174 wrestleback bracket, No. 8 Pinto took on No. 9 Carson Kharchla (OHST). The Buckeye grabbed an early lead, but Pinto fought back to send the bout to SV-1 at 7-7. The junior struck a five-point sequence to claim the top-10 matchup, 11-7.Another No. 12 and No. 5 round two feature, Allred met Bennett Berge (SDSU) at 184. The Husker had a 4-1 lead into the third period, but shot and scored for his second pin of the day. The fall was Allred’s second of the day, fourth of the post-season, and he secured his quarterfinal spot with the upset victory. No. 20 McDanel (197) closed out the session again for NU, facing No. 29 Tucker Hogan (LH). The freshman closed out his first NCAA tournament day with a 13-2 major decision, his 18th bonus-point win.The Big Red notched two upset victories on day one, and 11 bonus-point wins. All nine Huskers return to tournament action, while five head to the quarterfinals.Quarterfinal Matchups141: No. 1 Brock Hardy vs No. 9 Jacob Frost (ISU)149: No. 2 Ridge Lovett vs No. 7 Kannon Webster (ILL)157: No. 3 Antrell Taylor vs No. 11 Matty Bianchi (UALR)165: No. 12 Christopher Minto vs No. 4 Terrell Barraclough (UVU)184: No. 12 Silas Allred vs No. 4 Dustin Plott (OKST)Up NextThe 2025 NCAA Wrestling Championships continue Friday, March 21, with Session III to start at 11 a.m. (CT). The quarterfinals and consolations round will be broadcast on ESPNU. Action resumes at 7 p.m. (CT) on ESPN2 for Session IV, semifinals and consolation bouts.Team Standings (Through Day One)1. Penn State (39.5)2. Nebraska (28.0)3. Oklahoma St. (27.0)4. Iowa (18.0)4. Minnesota (18.0)4. Ohio St. (18.0)7. Northern Iowa (17.5)8. Cornell (17)9. Illinois (16.5)9. Michigan (16.5)125: No. 9 Caleb Smith (1-1)Champ. Round 1 - Caleb Smith (Nebraska) 20-6 won in sudden victory - 1 over Nick Babin (Pittsburgh) 13-11 (SV-1 3-0)Champ. Round 2 - Sheldon Seymour (Lehigh) 21-3 won by decision over Caleb Smith (Nebraska) 20-6 (Dec 7-3)133: No. 17 Jacob Van Dee (1-1)Champ. Round 1 - Ryan Miller (Pennsylvania) 23-7 won by decision over Jacob Van Dee (Nebraska) 15-10 (Dec 8-4)Cons. Round 1 - Jacob Van Dee (Nebraska) 15-10 won by major decision over Hunter Leake (California Baptist) 7-10 (MD 13-2)141: No. 1 Brock Hardy (2-0)Champ. Round 1 - Brock Hardy (Nebraska) 25-3 won by major decision over Nash Singleton (Oregon State) 13-10 (MD 12-3)Champ. Round 2 - Brock Hardy (Nebraska) 25-3 won by tech fall over Wyatt Henson (Lock Haven) 27-5 (TF-1.5 6:17 (19-3))149: No. 2 Ridge Lovett (2-0)Champ. Round 1 - Ridge Lovett (Nebraska) 22-2 won by decision over Sam Cartella (Northwestern) 16-12 (Dec 10-8)Champ. Round 2 - Ridge Lovett (Nebraska) 22-2 won by tech fall over Ty Whalen (Princeton) 21-4 (TF-1.5 6:09 (15-0))157: No. 3 Antrell Taylor (2-0)Champ. Round 1 - Antrell Taylor (Nebraska) 24-4 won by tech fall over James Conway (Missouri) 18-17 (TF-1.5 5:55 (19-4))Champ. Round 2 - Antrell Taylor (Nebraska) 24-4 won by fall over Jude Swisher (Pennsylvania) 24-8 (Fall 2:16)165: No. 12 Christopher Minto (2-0)Champ. Round 1 - Christopher Minto (Nebraska) 21-5 won by major decision over Joseph Bianchi (Little Rock) 13-6 (MD 13-1)Champ. Round 2 - Christopher Minto (Nebraska) 21-5 won by major decision over Julian Ramirez (Cornell) 21-2 (MD 11-1)174: No. 8 Lenny Pinto (1-1)Champ. Round 1 - Dalton Harkins (Army West Point) 20-10 won by decision over Lenny Pinto (Nebraska) 23-6 (Dec 6-1)Cons. Round 1 - Lenny Pinto (Nebraska) 23-6 won in sudden victory - 1 over Carson Kharchla (Ohio State) 14-5 (SV-1 12-7)184: No. 12 Silas Allred (2-0)Champ. Round 1 - Silas Allred (Nebraska) 21-6 won by fall over Malachi DuVall (George Mason) 19-6 (Fall 6:38)Champ. Round 2 - Silas Allred (Nebraska) 21-6 won by fall over Bennett Berge (South Dakota State) 27-6 (Fall 6:42)197: No. 20 Camden McDanel (1-1)Champ. Round 1 - Trey Munoz (Oregon State) 10-4 won by decision over Camden McDanel (Nebraska) 21-12 (Dec 4-2)

Huskers second after day one, send five to Quarters

Nebraska rifle athletes Emma Rhode and Maddy Moyer earned All-American honors from the College Rifle Coaches Association (CRCA) on Thursday.&nbsp;

Rhode was named a first-team all-American in aggregate and in smallbore, while earning honorable-mention honors in the air rifle.&nbsp;

Moyer, who competed in the NCAA Championships and took 37th place in the smallbore, earned honorable-mention accolades in smallbore.&nbsp;

“It’s a great honor to be named an All-American athlete, and it’s a reflection of the hard work and dedication given by both Emma and Maddy this season,” Head Coach Richard Clark said. “I could not be more proud of the way these girls worked and represented Nebraska on the firing line throughout the season, capping it off with NCAA appearances for both. I am extremely excited to watch these two push the ceiling higher for our program with their continued efforts next season!”&nbsp;

Story by NU Athletic CommunicationsNebraska rifle athletes Emma Rhode and Maddy Moyer earned All-American honors from the College Rifle Coaches Association (CRCA) on Thursday.&nbsp;Rhode was named a first-team all-American in aggregate and in smallbore, while earning honorable-mention honors in the air rifle.&nbsp;Moyer, who competed in the NCAA Championships and took 37th place in the smallbore, earned honorable-mention accolades in smallbore.&nbsp;“It’s a great honor to be named an All-American athlete, and it’s a reflection of the hard work and dedication given by both Emma and Maddy this season,” Head Coach Richard Clark said. “I could not be more proud of the way these girls worked and represented Nebraska on the firing line throughout the season, capping it off with NCAA appearances for both. I am extremely excited to watch these two push the ceiling higher for our program with their continued efforts next season!”&nbsp;Moyer posted an average of 584.07 in the smallbore, the second-highest mark on the team. She grabbed four second place and two third-place finishes throughout the season. She shot a season high of 591 against UTEP on Nov. 10.&nbsp;Rhode’s junior season featured nine first-place finishes in both smallbore and aggregate, while adding three first-place finishes in the air rifle.Rhode averaged 591 in the smallbore, 595.08 air rifle and 1,186.08 in the aggregate. Her averages led the team in all three disciplines. Her aggregate score of 1,193 at the Withrow Invitational and at Army broke the school record, previously held by Cecelia Ossi, who shot a score of 1,191 during the 2022-23 season.