Both teams started the season with convincing wins. North Platte beat Class B favorite Aurora 42-14 while Fremont shutdown Lincoln NorthEast 35-0.&nbsp;

Last year the Dawgs beat the Tigers at Bauer Field 35-31. The Dawgs look to start the season 2-0 for the second year in a row.&nbsp;

Both teams started the season with convincing wins. North Platte beat Class B favorite Aurora 42-14 while Fremont shutdown Lincoln NorthEast 35-0.&nbsp;Last year the Dawgs beat the Tigers at Bauer Field 35-31. The Dawgs look to start the season 2-0 for the second year in a row.&nbsp;Pregame Coverage - 6:30 Kickoff - 7pm<figure>
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9.3.2021 NPHS Football at Fremont - LIVESTREAM

1) North Platte St. Pats 2) Sutherland 3) Perkins County 4) Doniphan-Trumbull 5) Stapleton/McPherson 6) Garden County 7) Hershey 8) Paxton 9) Brady

1) North Platte St. Pats 2) Doniphan-Trumbull 3) Wallace 4) Sutherland 5) Perkins County 6) Stapleton/McPherson

Boys top 20 individual (Place, Name, Grade, School, Time, Pace)

1) Jarrett Miles, 10, St Pat's North Platte, 17:46.9, 5:44 

     2) Colton Pouk, 12, Perkins County Schools, 18:21.1, 5:55 

     3) Zeke Christiansen, 10, Garden County, 18:29.2, 5:58 

     4) Dax Connick, 11, St Pat's North Platte, 18:52.7, 6:05 

     5) Damin Luedke, 12, Paxton Schools, 18:57.3, 6:07 

     6) Matt Bruns, 12, Sutherland Public School, 19:09.9, 6:11 

     7) Owen Schultz, 10, Doniphan-Trumbull, 19:18.2, 6:13 

     8) Nate Billey, 11, Garden County, 19:24.2, 6:15 

     9) Jackson Sinsel, 12, Sutherland Public School, 19:28.6, 6:17 

    10) Jared Trimble, 11, Stapleton/mcpherson Count, 19:39.7, 6:20 

    11) Porter Connick, 9, St Pat's North Platte, 19:43.8, 6:22 

    12) Mason McGreer, 9, Perkins County Schools, 19:46.2, 6:22 

    13) Billy Tolstedt, 10, St Pat's North Platte, 19:46.3, 6:22 

    14) Colin Rooney, 10, Stapleton/mcpherson Count, 19:51.9, 6:24 

    15) Andrew Brosius, 11, St Pat's North Platte, 19:55.4, 6:25 

    16) Chase Moorhead, 10, Hershey, 20:29.4, 6:36 

    17) Carter Schultz, 12, Doniphan-Trumbull, 20:33.0, 6:37 

    18) Ethan Elliott, 9, Hershey, 20:35.9, 6:38 

    19) Elio Nila, 10, Maxwell, 20:39.5, 6:39 

    20) Jon Peterka, 12, Sutherland Public School, 20:55.3, 6:45 

Girls top 20 individual results:&nbsp; (Place, Name, Grade, School, Time, Pace)

1) Kate Steinike, 12, St Pat's North Platte, 21:32.3, 6:56 

     2) Braelyn Gifford, 9, St Pat's North Platte, 22:03.2, 7:06 

     3) Anna Fitzgerald, 9, Doniphan-Trumbull, 22:53.8, 7:23 

     4) Ashley Robertson, 9, Wallace Public School, 23:05.8, 7:27 

     5) Mariah Gardner, 12, Wallace Public School, 23:05.8, 7:27 

     6) Avery Robb, 9, Doniphan-Trumbull, 23:09.5, 7:28 

     7) Halle Kohmetscher, 11, Doniphan-Trumbull, 23:55.2, 7:42 

     8) Kinley Folchert, 11, Hershey, 23:57.0, 7:43 

     9) Jocelyn Franzen, 9, Brady Public Schools, 24:09.1, 7:47 

    10) Emma Saathoff, 12, Doniphan-Trumbull, 24:12.8, 7:48 

    11) McKenna Bliss, 11, Sutherland Public School, 24:19.9, 7:50 

    12) Brittany Lofton, 10, South Platte, 24:21.6, 7:51 

    13) Meredith Gloy, 11, Perkins County Schools, 24:39.5, 7:57 

    14) Emma Elliott, 9, Hershey, 24:42.0, 7:57 

    15) Ryleigh Hanson, 9, Wallace Public School, 24:44.8, 7:58 

    16) Hayley Miles, 12, St Pat's North Platte, 25:13.7, 8:08 

    17) Ava McGown, 12, Brady Public Schools, 25:25.3, 8:11 

    18) Theron Nitsch, 9, St Pat's North Platte, 25:25.7, 8:12 

    19) Helena Petit, 10, St Pat's North Platte, 25:42.7, 8:17 

    20) Ava Reese, 10, Perkins County Schools, 25:46.2, 8:18 

Boys Team results:&nbsp;1) North Platte St. Pats 2) Sutherland 3) Perkins County 4) Doniphan-Trumbull 5) Stapleton/McPherson 6) Garden County 7) Hershey 8) Paxton 9) BradyGirls Team Results:&nbsp;1) North Platte St. Pats 2) Doniphan-Trumbull 3) Wallace 4) Sutherland 5) Perkins County 6) Stapleton/McPherson Boys top 20 individual (Place, Name, Grade, School, Time, Pace)1) Jarrett Miles, 10, St Pat's North Platte, 17:46.9, 5:44 2) Colton Pouk, 12, Perkins County Schools, 18:21.1, 5:55 3) Zeke Christiansen, 10, Garden County, 18:29.2, 5:58 4) Dax Connick, 11, St Pat's North Platte, 18:52.7, 6:05 5) Damin Luedke, 12, Paxton Schools, 18:57.3, 6:07 6) Matt Bruns, 12, Sutherland Public School, 19:09.9, 6:11 7) Owen Schultz, 10, Doniphan-Trumbull, 19:18.2, 6:13 8) Nate Billey, 11, Garden County, 19:24.2, 6:15 9) Jackson Sinsel, 12, Sutherland Public School, 19:28.6, 6:17 10) Jared Trimble, 11, Stapleton/mcpherson Count, 19:39.7, 6:20 11) Porter Connick, 9, St Pat's North Platte, 19:43.8, 6:22 12) Mason McGreer, 9, Perkins County Schools, 19:46.2, 6:22 13) Billy Tolstedt, 10, St Pat's North Platte, 19:46.3, 6:22 14) Colin Rooney, 10, Stapleton/mcpherson Count, 19:51.9, 6:24 15) Andrew Brosius, 11, St Pat's North Platte, 19:55.4, 6:25 16) Chase Moorhead, 10, Hershey, 20:29.4, 6:36 17) Carter Schultz, 12, Doniphan-Trumbull, 20:33.0, 6:37 18) Ethan Elliott, 9, Hershey, 20:35.9, 6:38 19) Elio Nila, 10, Maxwell, 20:39.5, 6:39 20) Jon Peterka, 12, Sutherland Public School, 20:55.3, 6:45 Girls top 20 individual results:&nbsp; (Place, Name, Grade, School, Time, Pace)1) Kate Steinike, 12, St Pat's North Platte, 21:32.3, 6:56 2) Braelyn Gifford, 9, St Pat's North Platte, 22:03.2, 7:06 3) Anna Fitzgerald, 9, Doniphan-Trumbull, 22:53.8, 7:23 4) Ashley Robertson, 9, Wallace Public School, 23:05.8, 7:27 5) Mariah Gardner, 12, Wallace Public School, 23:05.8, 7:27 6) Avery Robb, 9, Doniphan-Trumbull, 23:09.5, 7:28 7) Halle Kohmetscher, 11, Doniphan-Trumbull, 23:55.2, 7:42 8) Kinley Folchert, 11, Hershey, 23:57.0, 7:43 9) Jocelyn Franzen, 9, Brady Public Schools, 24:09.1, 7:47 10) Emma Saathoff, 12, Doniphan-Trumbull, 24:12.8, 7:48 11) McKenna Bliss, 11, Sutherland Public School, 24:19.9, 7:50 12) Brittany Lofton, 10, South Platte, 24:21.6, 7:51 13) Meredith Gloy, 11, Perkins County Schools, 24:39.5, 7:57 14) Emma Elliott, 9, Hershey, 24:42.0, 7:57 15) Ryleigh Hanson, 9, Wallace Public School, 24:44.8, 7:58 16) Hayley Miles, 12, St Pat's North Platte, 25:13.7, 8:08 17) Ava McGown, 12, Brady Public Schools, 25:25.3, 8:11 18) Theron Nitsch, 9, St Pat's North Platte, 25:25.7, 8:12 19) Helena Petit, 10, St Pat's North Platte, 25:42.7, 8:17 20) Ava Reese, 10, Perkins County Schools, 25:46.2, 8:18

Area Sports: NPSP XC Invite results from 9/2

Broken Bow def. Gothenburg, 22-25, 25-21, 25-23, 16-25, 15-13 (3-2) Hitchcock County def. Dundy County Stratton, 25-16, 25-13 (2-0) Holdrege def. Lexington, 25-21, 25-18 (2-0) Kearney Catholic def. Hershey, 25-14, 25-16, 25-16 (3-0) Maywood-Hayes Center def. Atwood-Rawlins County, KS, 25-12, 25-15 (2-0) Minden def. Lexington, 15-25, 25-21, 27-25 (2-1) North Platte St. Patrick's def. Perkins County, 25-8, 25-17, 25-12 (3-0) North Platte def. Sidney, 16-25, 25-17, 25-23 (2-1) Ogallala def. Sidney, 25-16, 25-20 (2-0) Ogallala def. North Platte, 25-15, 25-10 (2-0) Southern Valley def. Cozad, 25-14, 25-21, 25-16 (3-0) Southwest def. Maywood-Hayes Center, 25-12, 25-17 (2-0) Sutherland def. Garden County, 25-21, 22-25, 28-26, 27-25 (3-1)

Broken Bow def. Gothenburg, 22-25, 25-21, 25-23, 16-25, 15-13 (3-2) Hitchcock County def. Dundy County Stratton, 25-16, 25-13 (2-0) Holdrege def. Lexington, 25-21, 25-18 (2-0) Kearney Catholic def. Hershey, 25-14, 25-16, 25-16 (3-0) Maywood-Hayes Center def. Atwood-Rawlins County, KS, 25-12, 25-15 (2-0) Minden def. Lexington, 15-25, 25-21, 27-25 (2-1) North Platte St. Patrick's def. Perkins County, 25-8, 25-17, 25-12 (3-0) North Platte def. Sidney, 16-25, 25-17, 25-23 (2-1) Ogallala def. Sidney, 25-16, 25-20 (2-0) Ogallala def. North Platte, 25-15, 25-10 (2-0) Southern Valley def. Cozad, 25-14, 25-21, 25-16 (3-0) Southwest def. Maywood-Hayes Center, 25-12, 25-17 (2-0) Sutherland def. Garden County, 25-21, 22-25, 28-26, 27-25 (3-1)

Area Volleyball results from 9/2

GAME CHANGE!!! The JV/V Softball doubleheader vs Hastings scheduled for TODAY has been postponed to Thursday, September 30th due to heavy rains in Hastings. Thank you for your patience and understanding in these matters. #WTMB

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North Platte Softball Today Postponed

The NPHS Bulldog volleyball team looks for its first win on the season as they head to Sidney for a tri against the Red Raiders and the Ogallala Indians.&nbsp;

Coverage starts at 4:45pm Central First Serve 5pm NPHS has matches one and two.&nbsp;

The NPHS Bulldog volleyball team looks for its first win on the season as they head to Sidney for a tri against the Red Raiders and the Ogallala Indians.&nbsp;Coverage starts at 4:45pm Central First Serve 5pm NPHS has matches one and two.&nbsp;<figure>
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9.2.2021 NPHS Volleyball @ Sidney Tri - LIVESTREAM

For the first time in 21-plus months, Husker football fans will be in attendance for a regular-season game at Memorial Stadium when Nebraska takes on Fordham University on Sept. 4.

Fans are reminded to arrive early and plan ahead to find an appropriate parking location, entrance gate, restroom, concession stand and postgame meeting place. They are also advised to stay hydrated and follow the instructions of security and safety officials.

In accordance with the Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department's latest directed health measure, which runs through Sept. 30, Nebraska Athletics and university leaders have reinstituted a mask mandate for all indoor spaces in athletic venues. Fans attending football home games against Fordham and Buffalo (Sept. 11) are strongly encouraged to wear an appropriate facial covering, over the nose and mouth, on campus property. In Memorial Stadium, masks are required in restrooms; elevators; common indoor premium spaces; hallways and lobbies on the suite level; the indoor portion of the club level; and the press box. In addition, masks are strongly encouraged in concourse spaces, lobby entrances, suites and all outdoor seating areas.

All fans should bring an appropriate face covering to the games Sept. 4 and 11, as only a limited number of masks are available at entry points. Fans are asked to be responsible and respectful of the mask mandate to help keep Husker student-athletes, other fans and the broader community safe, and athletic venues operating at 100% capacity.

New this year, the northeast corner of Memorial Stadium will not be accessible. Due to construction in the area, the sidewalk connecting the north and east outer areas of the stadium is closed. Some gates have been closed, as well. Tickets have been updated to not include closed gates. Guests should plan their arrival knowing they may have to walk around the south part of the stadium to reach their gate.

Nebraska has a clear-bag policy for all ticketed sporting events. Each attendee will be allowed to enter with one clear bag: either a plastic, vinyl or PVC bag that does not exceed 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches or a one-gallon plastic freezer bag (Ziploc or similar). Small clutches — approximately the size of a hand, with or without a handle or strap — can be taken into the stadium along with one of the clear bags. The clutch cannot be larger than 4.5 inches by 6.5 inches.

Exceptions will be made for approved medical needs. Medical bags or equipment can be inspected and tagged at Gates 11 and 15 and at premium-level lobbies. For questions about medical equipment or other needs, contact the Nebraska Athletic Event Management Office at 402-472-1003 or visit http://huskers.com/gameday.

All other purses and bags are prohibited. Guests carrying bags that do not meet the criteria will be asked to return them to their vehicles, hotel rooms or homes. Fans also may transfer their personal items into a provided, clear, Ziploc-style bag and discard the bag that does not meet the guidelines.

Guests can carry personal items in their pockets or jackets. These include keys, makeup, feminine products, combs, phones, wallets and credit cards. Attendees also may bring blankets into the stadium by carrying them over a shoulder or arm. Guests who don't have a bag can use the express entry lanes at Gates 2, 4, 10, 12, 14, 16 and 20.

For more information on the clear-bag policy, visit http://huskers.com/bagpolicy.

&gt; Gates 1, 6, 8, 18, 19 and 21 will close shortly after kickoff.  If a gate is closed, fans can use the next open gate to gain access into the stadium. Fans will be required to open outer garments for visual inspection upon entry.

&gt; Fans who have mobile tickets are encouraged to save them to their Apple Wallet or Google Pay apps before arrival on game day. For more information and step-by-step videos on mobile tickets and how to transfer them, visit https://huskers.com/gomobile.

&gt; Tickets at all gates will be scanned with an optical reader for entry and re-entry. No entry is allowed after the start of the fourth quarter.

&gt; Fans will again have the ability to utilize Memorial Stadium's text-messaging service. For fan assistance, text to 402-472-0800. Standard text-message rates will apply.

&gt; Captioning of play calls, player information, referee announcements, emergency messages and promotions will be available on the ribbon boards on the facades of the east and west balconies.

&gt; University of Nebraska–Lincoln students will be seated in Sections 9 through 13B in the southeast corner of Memorial Stadium. All student seating is general admission. Students will no longer need an East Stadium wristband. Students will need to enter the gate printed on their ticket (Gate 23 or 24) and sit in the corresponding seating area. All student tickets are delivered to their mobile device, which will be scanned at the gate for admission. Students are encouraged to save their mobile tickets to their Apple Wallet or Google Pay apps before arrival on game day. Tickets must be scanned in and out like a regular ticket. Student ticket transfers may be done with other students enrolled at the university. All transfers are done electronically from ticket accounts at http://www.huskers.com. Student-to-student transfers go directly onto the transferee's NCard at no charge. Tickets may be transferred one time to one person, so it is important that the original ticket holder send the invitation to the intended recipient, as it is not possible to transfer to a third party. Students may not transfer tickets to non-students.

&gt; Fans are asked to help the Go Green for Big Red recycling program by depositing plastic bottles and cups in marked recycling bins near trash receptacles.

&gt; Memorial Stadium gates open 90 minutes before kickoff, and ticket holders are encouraged to enter the gate number printed on their tickets. Fans are encouraged to travel light when trying to gain entry to Memorial Stadium, as all fans and their belongings are subject to inspection at stadium entrances. Fans are encouraged to review the list of prohibited items at http://www.huskers.com/gameday. All prohibited items must be discarded at the gate or returned to a vehicle, hotel room or home. Unattended bags are prohibited.

&gt; The Husker Nation Pavilion will not be open this season. The location is currently under construction as part of the Go Big project. Nebraska's marketing team is looking at alternate locations to replace portions of the children-oriented activities. More information will be provided later.

&gt; Stadium Drive on the west side of the stadium will also have food vendors and some game-related activities.

&gt; The Athletic Ticket Office will open four hours before kickoff except for 11 a.m. games, when it will open at 8 a.m.

&gt; The Huskers Shop will open three to five hours before kickoff, depending on start time. Outside locations and pop-up shops inside the stadium will also be available. The Gate 18 store has closed.

&gt; Mobile tickets will be accepted; tickets can be stored on mobile devices and scanned at the gates.

&gt; Outside chairbacks are not allowed in Memorial Stadium. About 20,000 chairback seats will be available for rental at $5 each.

&gt; Escalator and elevator access will be restricted to fans holding tickets to their respective areas in the premium level and the 600 East Stadium level.

&gt; The University of Nebraska–Lincoln prohibits the use of all smoking, tobacco and vaping products on its properties. For more information, visit https://www.unl.edu/tobacco-free-2018.

&gt; The following items are prohibited in Memorial Stadium: guns, knives, bags that do not meet the clear-bag policy above, glass, cans, coolers, beverage containers, video cameras, open umbrellas and pets. At the discretion of game management, other items are subject to being prohibited. People will be asked to return prohibited items to their vehicles, hotel rooms or homes. Unattended bags are prohibited, and Nebraska Athletics will not store personal belongings on site. Empty plastic water bottles are permitted but may be inspected. The use of selfie sticks inside Memorial Stadium is prohibited and may result in confiscation of the device if seen used. Camera use is permitted. For specific information, visit http://huskers.com/gameday.

&gt; Food and beverages from approved game-day vendors selling on university grounds are allowed inside the stadium. All other food and beverages are prohibited. Certain situations may arise (e.g., extreme heat) that initiate exceptions to this policy. The university and the athletic department will communicate to the public if exceptions will be made.

&gt; Alcoholic beverages of any type are not allowed in the stadium. In addition, consumption of alcohol is prohibited in city and university parking lots and property.

&gt; The university does not permit the use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) on or over the campus on football game days.

&gt; Throwing of any object in the stadium is prohibited. Any person throwing any object is subject to immediate removal from the stadium. Rules allow game officials to penalize the home team if objects are thrown onto the playing field.

&gt; Nebraska event staff or security personnel can help with any problems fans may encounter. If fans become separated from family or friends, they should report to any First Aid station or Guest Services booth for assistance.

&gt; Lost-and-found areas are located in the Guest Relations and Security offices in both the East and West stadiums.

Parking and Traffic Policies and Procedures:

&gt; Most parking lots on City Campus are reserved for those who have paid reservations on game days. Most lots surrounding the stadium have been converted to reserved stalls, with patrons assigned to specific numbered stalls. Paid public parking on City Campus is available at $25 per stall. Visa, Mastercard, Discover, Google Pay and Apple Pay will be accepted.

&gt; Parking for people with disabilities is available for $25 per vehicle on a first-come, first-served basis in the Lot 9 parking garage at the corner of Salt Creek Roadway and North 14th Street. Contact the athletics ticket office at 402-472-3111 for pre-purchase opportunities. Lot 9 has a free cart-shuttle service to the stadium for mobility-impaired guests. This shuttle is radio-equipped and will run to and from the stadium before the game and beginning at the start of the fourth quarter. Shuttles will be limited to specific drop-off and pickup locations and will not transport a guest outside the predefined route. If guests are not able to make it to their vehicle or gate entry point outside this route, medical personnel can be called to the location for assistance. Charter and shuttle-bus parking is available on W Street between 14th and 16th streets.

&gt; Parking lots will open at 6 a.m. for games with kickoff scheduled before 6 p.m.; for games that start at 6 p.m. or later, lots will open at 11 a.m. Lots at Haymarket Park will open at 6 a.m. for games with kickoff scheduled at 11 a.m; for all other kickoff times, these lots will open at 8 a.m.

&gt; Faculty and staff permit parking areas — including reserved, non-reserved and garages — are reassigned on home football game days. Campus parking permit holders cannot park in most standard assigned parking areas during game-day preparation and activities. Parking areas close at 10 p.m. the night before a home game. Vehicles parked in violation of campus rules can be ticketed and towed. Vehicles with faculty and staff permits may park in these areas on game days: the surface lots at 16th and X streets (east side of 16th Street near the Boathouse) and 1700 Y St.; the perimeter lot at 15th and Court streets; and the Devaney Sports Center lots at 16th and Court streets.

&gt; Stadium Drive, the street on the west side of the stadium, will be closed on game days.

&gt; StarTran will offer the Big Red Express shuttle service to and from the stadium from sites around Lincoln. The cost is $5 each way or $10 round trip. Season passes are available. For additional information, go to http://startran.lincoln.ne.gov or call 402-476-1234.

&gt; Fan drop-off attempts around the stadium are prohibited. Uber, Lyft and taxi drop-offs and pickups will be at 14th and Vine streets.

&gt; Up-to-date statewide road information can be found at http://511.nebraska.gov. Highway conditions and a brief weather report can be obtained by calling 511 on a landline or cellphone.

&gt; Stadium Drive is closed from T to V streets beginning at 6 a.m. on game days. Access to Lots 1, 3, 4 and 6 are via T Street. No vehicles will have access to the southbound Ninth Street roundabout pre- and postgame.

&gt; For suggested driving routes to leave the stadium area, visit https://huskers.com/gameday.

For the first time in 21-plus months, Husker football fans will be in attendance for a regular-season game at Memorial Stadium when Nebraska takes on Fordham University on Sept. 4.Fans are reminded to arrive early and plan ahead to find an appropriate parking location, entrance gate, restroom, concession stand and postgame meeting place. They are also advised to stay hydrated and follow the instructions of security and safety officials.In accordance with the Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department's latest directed health measure, which runs through Sept. 30, Nebraska Athletics and university leaders have reinstituted a mask mandate for all indoor spaces in athletic venues. Fans attending football home games against Fordham and Buffalo (Sept. 11) are strongly encouraged to wear an appropriate facial covering, over the nose and mouth, on campus property. In Memorial Stadium, masks are required in restrooms; elevators; common indoor premium spaces; hallways and lobbies on the suite level; the indoor portion of the club level; and the press box. In addition, masks are strongly encouraged in concourse spaces, lobby entrances, suites and all outdoor seating areas.All fans should bring an appropriate face covering to the games Sept. 4 and 11, as only a limited number of masks are available at entry points. Fans are asked to be responsible and respectful of the mask mandate to help keep Husker student-athletes, other fans and the broader community safe, and athletic venues operating at 100% capacity.New this year, the northeast corner of Memorial Stadium will not be accessible. Due to construction in the area, the sidewalk connecting the north and east outer areas of the stadium is closed. Some gates have been closed, as well. Tickets have been updated to not include closed gates. Guests should plan their arrival knowing they may have to walk around the south part of the stadium to reach their gate.Nebraska has a clear-bag policy for all ticketed sporting events. Each attendee will be allowed to enter with one clear bag: either a plastic, vinyl or PVC bag that does not exceed 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches or a one-gallon plastic freezer bag (Ziploc or similar). Small clutches — approximately the size of a hand, with or without a handle or strap — can be taken into the stadium along with one of the clear bags. The clutch cannot be larger than 4.5 inches by 6.5 inches.Exceptions will be made for approved medical needs. Medical bags or equipment can be inspected and tagged at Gates 11 and 15 and at premium-level lobbies. For questions about medical equipment or other needs, contact the Nebraska Athletic Event Management Office at 402-472-1003 or visit http://huskers.com/gameday.All other purses and bags are prohibited. Guests carrying bags that do not meet the criteria will be asked to return them to their vehicles, hotel rooms or homes. Fans also may transfer their personal items into a provided, clear, Ziploc-style bag and discard the bag that does not meet the guidelines.Guests can carry personal items in their pockets or jackets. These include keys, makeup, feminine products, combs, phones, wallets and credit cards. Attendees also may bring blankets into the stadium by carrying them over a shoulder or arm. Guests who don't have a bag can use the express entry lanes at Gates 2, 4, 10, 12, 14, 16 and 20.For more information on the clear-bag policy, visit http://huskers.com/bagpolicy.Game Day information:&gt; Gates 1, 6, 8, 18, 19 and 21 will close shortly after kickoff. If a gate is closed, fans can use the next open gate to gain access into the stadium. Fans will be required to open outer garments for visual inspection upon entry.&gt; Fans who have mobile tickets are encouraged to save them to their Apple Wallet or Google Pay apps before arrival on game day. For more information and step-by-step videos on mobile tickets and how to transfer them, visit https://huskers.com/gomobile.&gt; Tickets at all gates will be scanned with an optical reader for entry and re-entry. No entry is allowed after the start of the fourth quarter.&gt; Fans will again have the ability to utilize Memorial Stadium's text-messaging service. For fan assistance, text to 402-472-0800. Standard text-message rates will apply.&gt; Captioning of play calls, player information, referee announcements, emergency messages and promotions will be available on the ribbon boards on the facades of the east and west balconies.&gt; University of Nebraska–Lincoln students will be seated in Sections 9 through 13B in the southeast corner of Memorial Stadium. All student seating is general admission. Students will no longer need an East Stadium wristband. Students will need to enter the gate printed on their ticket (Gate 23 or 24) and sit in the corresponding seating area. All student tickets are delivered to their mobile device, which will be scanned at the gate for admission. Students are encouraged to save their mobile tickets to their Apple Wallet or Google Pay apps before arrival on game day. Tickets must be scanned in and out like a regular ticket. Student ticket transfers may be done with other students enrolled at the university. All transfers are done electronically from ticket accounts at http://www.huskers.com. Student-to-student transfers go directly onto the transferee's NCard at no charge. Tickets may be transferred one time to one person, so it is important that the original ticket holder send the invitation to the intended recipient, as it is not possible to transfer to a third party. Students may not transfer tickets to non-students.&gt; Fans are asked to help the Go Green for Big Red recycling program by depositing plastic bottles and cups in marked recycling bins near trash receptacles.&gt; Memorial Stadium gates open 90 minutes before kickoff, and ticket holders are encouraged to enter the gate number printed on their tickets. Fans are encouraged to travel light when trying to gain entry to Memorial Stadium, as all fans and their belongings are subject to inspection at stadium entrances. Fans are encouraged to review the list of prohibited items at http://www.huskers.com/gameday. All prohibited items must be discarded at the gate or returned to a vehicle, hotel room or home. Unattended bags are prohibited.&gt; The Husker Nation Pavilion will not be open this season. The location is currently under construction as part of the Go Big project. Nebraska's marketing team is looking at alternate locations to replace portions of the children-oriented activities. More information will be provided later.&gt; Stadium Drive on the west side of the stadium will also have food vendors and some game-related activities.Memorial Stadium Policies:&gt; The Athletic Ticket Office will open four hours before kickoff except for 11 a.m. games, when it will open at 8 a.m.&gt; The Huskers Shop will open three to five hours before kickoff, depending on start time. Outside locations and pop-up shops inside the stadium will also be available. The Gate 18 store has closed.&gt; Mobile tickets will be accepted; tickets can be stored on mobile devices and scanned at the gates.&gt; Outside chairbacks are not allowed in Memorial Stadium. About 20,000 chairback seats will be available for rental at $5 each.&gt; Escalator and elevator access will be restricted to fans holding tickets to their respective areas in the premium level and the 600 East Stadium level.&gt; The University of Nebraska–Lincoln prohibits the use of all smoking, tobacco and vaping products on its properties. For more information, visit https://www.unl.edu/tobacco-free-2018.&gt; The following items are prohibited in Memorial Stadium: guns, knives, bags that do not meet the clear-bag policy above, glass, cans, coolers, beverage containers, video cameras, open umbrellas and pets. At the discretion of game management, other items are subject to being prohibited. People will be asked to return prohibited items to their vehicles, hotel rooms or homes. Unattended bags are prohibited, and Nebraska Athletics will not store personal belongings on site. Empty plastic water bottles are permitted but may be inspected. The use of selfie sticks inside Memorial Stadium is prohibited and may result in confiscation of the device if seen used. Camera use is permitted. For specific information, visit http://huskers.com/gameday.&gt; Food and beverages from approved game-day vendors selling on university grounds are allowed inside the stadium. All other food and beverages are prohibited. Certain situations may arise (e.g., extreme heat) that initiate exceptions to this policy. The university and the athletic department will communicate to the public if exceptions will be made.&gt; Alcoholic beverages of any type are not allowed in the stadium. In addition, consumption of alcohol is prohibited in city and university parking lots and property.&gt; The university does not permit the use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) on or over the campus on football game days.&gt; Throwing of any object in the stadium is prohibited. Any person throwing any object is subject to immediate removal from the stadium. Rules allow game officials to penalize the home team if objects are thrown onto the playing field.&gt; Nebraska event staff or security personnel can help with any problems fans may encounter. If fans become separated from family or friends, they should report to any First Aid station or Guest Services booth for assistance.&gt; Lost-and-found areas are located in the Guest Relations and Security offices in both the East and West stadiums.Parking and Traffic Policies and Procedures:&gt; Most parking lots on City Campus are reserved for those who have paid reservations on game days. Most lots surrounding the stadium have been converted to reserved stalls, with patrons assigned to specific numbered stalls. Paid public parking on City Campus is available at $25 per stall. Visa, Mastercard, Discover, Google Pay and Apple Pay will be accepted.&gt; Parking for people with disabilities is available for $25 per vehicle on a first-come, first-served basis in the Lot 9 parking garage at the corner of Salt Creek Roadway and North 14th Street. Contact the athletics ticket office at 402-472-3111 for pre-purchase opportunities. Lot 9 has a free cart-shuttle service to the stadium for mobility-impaired guests. This shuttle is radio-equipped and will run to and from the stadium before the game and beginning at the start of the fourth quarter. Shuttles will be limited to specific drop-off and pickup locations and will not transport a guest outside the predefined route. If guests are not able to make it to their vehicle or gate entry point outside this route, medical personnel can be called to the location for assistance. Charter and shuttle-bus parking is available on W Street between 14th and 16th streets.&gt; Parking lots will open at 6 a.m. for games with kickoff scheduled before 6 p.m.; for games that start at 6 p.m. or later, lots will open at 11 a.m. Lots at Haymarket Park will open at 6 a.m. for games with kickoff scheduled at 11 a.m; for all other kickoff times, these lots will open at 8 a.m.&gt; Faculty and staff permit parking areas — including reserved, non-reserved and garages — are reassigned on home football game days. Campus parking permit holders cannot park in most standard assigned parking areas during game-day preparation and activities. Parking areas close at 10 p.m. the night before a home game. Vehicles parked in violation of campus rules can be ticketed and towed. Vehicles with faculty and staff permits may park in these areas on game days: the surface lots at 16th and X streets (east side of 16th Street near the Boathouse) and 1700 Y St.; the perimeter lot at 15th and Court streets; and the Devaney Sports Center lots at 16th and Court streets.&gt; Stadium Drive, the street on the west side of the stadium, will be closed on game days.&gt; StarTran will offer the Big Red Express shuttle service to and from the stadium from sites around Lincoln. The cost is $5 each way or $10 round trip. Season passes are available. For additional information, go to http://startran.lincoln.ne.gov or call 402-476-1234.&gt; Fan drop-off attempts around the stadium are prohibited. Uber, Lyft and taxi drop-offs and pickups will be at 14th and Vine streets.&gt; Up-to-date statewide road information can be found at http://511.nebraska.gov. Highway conditions and a brief weather report can be obtained by calling 511 on a landline or cellphone.&gt; Stadium Drive is closed from T to V streets beginning at 6 a.m. on game days. Access to Lots 1, 3, 4 and 6 are via T Street. No vehicles will have access to the southbound Ninth Street roundabout pre- and postgame.&gt; For suggested driving routes to leave the stadium area, visit https://huskers.com/gameday.

UNL Announces Football Game Day Information: Fordham game Sept 10

Anselmo-Merna def. Mullen, 25-10, 25-13 (2-0) Anselmo-Merna def. South Loup (Callaway/Arnold), 25-12, 21-25, 25-22 (2-1) Arthur County def. Sandhills/Thedford, 25-17, 17-25, 25-15, 25-15 (3-1) Chase County def. McCook, 25-23, 25-11 (2-0) Gothenburg def. Southern Valley, 25-9, 25-21, 25-13 (3-0) Hi-Line def. Medicine Valley, 25-13, 23-25, 25-11, 25-22 (3-1) Lexington def. Cozad, 25-13, 25-6, 25-8 (3-0) Minden def. Chase County, 25-15, 25-17 (2-0) Ogallala def. Hershey, 25-7, 25-18, 25-23 (3-0) South Loup (Callaway/Arnold) def. Mullen, 25-13, 25-16 (2-0) South Platte def. Brady, 25-12, 25-13 (2-0) South Platte def. Perkins County, 17-25, 25-16, 25-13 (2-1) Sutherland def. Paxton, 20-25, 25-21, 25-21, 25-23 (3-1) Wallace def. Sandhills Valley, 25-20, 25-20, 25-20 (3-0)

Cozad 8, McCook 4 FCEMF 10, Southern Valley/Alma 2 Gothenburg 11, Ord 2 Holyoke, CO 12, Chase County 2 Holyoke, CO 16, Chase County 8

VolleyballAnselmo-Merna def. Mullen, 25-10, 25-13 (2-0) Anselmo-Merna def. South Loup (Callaway/Arnold), 25-12, 21-25, 25-22 (2-1) Arthur County def. Sandhills/Thedford, 25-17, 17-25, 25-15, 25-15 (3-1) Chase County def. McCook, 25-23, 25-11 (2-0) Gothenburg def. Southern Valley, 25-9, 25-21, 25-13 (3-0) Hi-Line def. Medicine Valley, 25-13, 23-25, 25-11, 25-22 (3-1) Lexington def. Cozad, 25-13, 25-6, 25-8 (3-0) Minden def. Chase County, 25-15, 25-17 (2-0) Ogallala def. Hershey, 25-7, 25-18, 25-23 (3-0) South Loup (Callaway/Arnold) def. Mullen, 25-13, 25-16 (2-0) South Platte def. Brady, 25-12, 25-13 (2-0) South Platte def. Perkins County, 17-25, 25-16, 25-13 (2-1) Sutherland def. Paxton, 20-25, 25-21, 25-21, 25-23 (3-1) Wallace def. Sandhills Valley, 25-20, 25-20, 25-20 (3-0)SoftballCozad 8, McCook 4 FCEMF 10, Southern Valley/Alma 2 Gothenburg 11, Ord 2 Holyoke, CO 12, Chase County 2 Holyoke, CO 16, Chase County 8

Area sports: Softball and Volleyball results from 8/31

Nebraska will roll out a Red Carpet Experience for youth at Saturday's football home opener against Fordham. The game-day offer will provide complimentary tickets to underserved youth across the state of Nebraska.

"We had two generous donors come forward and purchase the remaining tickets for the home opener so that we could provide those tickets to young people throughout the state," Nebraska Vice-Chancellor, Director of Athletics Trev Alberts said.

"These donors have a strong commitment to Nebraska Athletics and understand our history and tradition. They also have a desire for young people, who may not otherwise have the opportunity, to experience a Nebraska Football game day at Memorial Stadium."

With the announcement of the Red Carpet Experience, Nebraska's game against Fordham will be the 376th consecutive sellout at Memorial Stadium. Tickets remain available for each of Nebraska's six other home games at Memorial Stadium.  

The Red Carpet Experience program is being coordinated by Dr. Lawrence Chatters, Nebraska's Senior Associate Athletic Director for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Chatters said it is important for Nebraska Athletics to continue to seek innovative ways to increase access to Husker fans of all ages and backgrounds.

"The 'Red Carpet Experience' is about increasing access to more underserved youth across our state," Chatters said. "There are a number of young Husker fans who are unable to attend a football game due to their economic circumstances. We are hopeful that this initiative will open up the opportunity to experience the great atmosphere of Memorial Stadium to more people across Nebraska, especially our underserved youth.

"This is about more than football. When we get together on gamedays, our stadium becomes a beacon of hope as people from all different walks of life come together to cheer for a common cause.  We are excited to provide our underserved and at-risk youth with a 'Red Carpet Experience' in partnership with our statewide and local non-profits and other organizations."

Complimentary tickets through the Red Carpet Experience are limited to students in 8th grade or younger, along with one or two accompanying parents/guardians. The students must be present to get tickets.

Tickets will be in various locations throughout Memorial Stadium.

Non-profit and other community organizations looking to get involved and receive access through the Red Carpet Experience should contact Dr. Lawrence Chatters at drchatters@huskers.com.

A small meal will be provided free of charge. (Hot Dog, Popcorn, Soda).

Parking is available for large groups that travel to the game by bus. Contact Dr. Chatters for additional details.

By NU Athletic CommunicationsNebraska will roll out a Red Carpet Experience for youth at Saturday's football home opener against Fordham. The game-day offer will provide complimentary tickets to underserved youth across the state of Nebraska."We had two generous donors come forward and purchase the remaining tickets for the home opener so that we could provide those tickets to young people throughout the state," Nebraska Vice-Chancellor, Director of Athletics Trev Alberts said."These donors have a strong commitment to Nebraska Athletics and understand our history and tradition. They also have a desire for young people, who may not otherwise have the opportunity, to experience a Nebraska Football game day at Memorial Stadium."With the announcement of the Red Carpet Experience, Nebraska's game against Fordham will be the 376th consecutive sellout at Memorial Stadium. Tickets remain available for each of Nebraska's six other home games at Memorial Stadium. The Red Carpet Experience program is being coordinated by Dr. Lawrence Chatters, Nebraska's Senior Associate Athletic Director for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Chatters said it is important for Nebraska Athletics to continue to seek innovative ways to increase access to Husker fans of all ages and backgrounds."The 'Red Carpet Experience' is about increasing access to more underserved youth across our state," Chatters said. "There are a number of young Husker fans who are unable to attend a football game due to their economic circumstances. We are hopeful that this initiative will open up the opportunity to experience the great atmosphere of Memorial Stadium to more people across Nebraska, especially our underserved youth."This is about more than football. When we get together on gamedays, our stadium becomes a beacon of hope as people from all different walks of life come together to cheer for a common cause. We are excited to provide our underserved and at-risk youth with a 'Red Carpet Experience' in partnership with our statewide and local non-profits and other organizations."Red Carpet Experience DetailsComplimentary tickets through the Red Carpet Experience are limited to students in 8th grade or younger, along with one or two accompanying parents/guardians. The students must be present to get tickets.Tickets will be in various locations throughout Memorial Stadium.Non-profit and other community organizations looking to get involved and receive access through the Red Carpet Experience should contact Dr. Lawrence Chatters at drchatters@huskers.com.A small meal will be provided free of charge. (Hot Dog, Popcorn, Soda).Parking is available for large groups that travel to the game by bus. Contact Dr. Chatters for additional details.

Fordham Tickets Available to Youth Through ‘Red Carpet Experience’

(AP)-The Big Ten is jumping right in to conference play this football season. 

Four conference games are on the schedule in Week 1. A fifth was played in Week Zero. 

This week’s Big Ten openers have No. 4 Ohio State at Minnesota on Thursday, Michigan State at Northwestern on Friday, and No. 17 Indiana at No. 18 Iowa and No. 19 Penn State at No. 12 Wisconsin on Saturday. Illinois beat Nebraska 30-22 last week. 

It was not unusual for Big Ten teams to open against conference opponents into the 1980s.

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 </figure>(AP)-The Big Ten is jumping right in to conference play this football season. Four conference games are on the schedule in Week 1. A fifth was played in Week Zero. This week’s Big Ten openers have No. 4 Ohio State at Minnesota on Thursday, Michigan State at Northwestern on Friday, and No. 17 Indiana at No. 18 Iowa and No. 19 Penn State at No. 12 Wisconsin on Saturday. Illinois beat Nebraska 30-22 last week. It was not unusual for Big Ten teams to open against conference opponents into the 1980s.

Big Ten wastes no time getting down to business with openers

According to AD Jordan Cudney the game has been postponed due to low numbers for Lexington. They plan to reschedule the game to be played at a later date.

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NPHS Softball: Game vs Lexington POSTPONED

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Nebraska coach Scott Frost is asking fans to hang in there with his team two days after a season-opening loss at Illinois. 

Frost’s comment came amid speculation Nebraska’s NCAA-record 375-game sellout streak will end this week when Fordham visits on Saturday. Frost is 12-21 in three-plus seasons. 

He said he hopes the fans remain excited and he thinks the Huskers are going to prove a lot to people this year. Nebraska did not disclose how many tickets remain.

Tickets are available for as little as $12 on the secondary market.

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 </figure>LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Nebraska coach Scott Frost is asking fans to hang in there with his team two days after a season-opening loss at Illinois. Frost’s comment came amid speculation Nebraska’s NCAA-record 375-game sellout streak will end this week when Fordham visits on Saturday. Frost is 12-21 in three-plus seasons. He said he hopes the fans remain excited and he thinks the Huskers are going to prove a lot to people this year. Nebraska did not disclose how many tickets remain.Tickets are available for as little as $12 on the secondary market.

Losing ways put Huskers' record sellout streak in jeopardy

By Heather Johnson - Area Information Specialist

The winning streak continued Saturday for the North Platte Community College Knights volleyball team.

The Knights won both of their games the second day of the Northeast Volleyball Tournament in Norfolk – continuing the success of the day before.

NPCC took on Williston State College first – beating the Lady Tetons in four sets: 25-20, 17-25, 25-18 and 25-21.

“We struggled in the first two sets but then put together more consistent play in the last two,” said NPCC Head Volleyball Coach Alexa McCall. “We served more aggressive and got them out of system in the last two sets, which was nice to see.”

The Knights then went up against Northeast Community College, winning in three sets: 25-11, 25-14, and 25-15.

“I was really pleased with how we played in the last game,” McCall said. “We finally put together a game and didn’t let up. We worked really hard to get out of serve receive and also stayed real aggressive at the net. I thought we had a good weekend and am looking forward to continue some growth and experience with this team.”

Their next match will be 6 p.m. Monday against Nebraska Wesleyan University in Lincoln.

By Heather Johnson - Area Information SpecialistThe winning streak continued Saturday for the North Platte Community College Knights volleyball team.The Knights won both of their games the second day of the Northeast Volleyball Tournament in Norfolk – continuing the success of the day before.NPCC took on Williston State College first – beating the Lady Tetons in four sets: 25-20, 17-25, 25-18 and 25-21.“We struggled in the first two sets but then put together more consistent play in the last two,” said NPCC Head Volleyball Coach Alexa McCall. “We served more aggressive and got them out of system in the last two sets, which was nice to see.”The Knights then went up against Northeast Community College, winning in three sets: 25-11, 25-14, and 25-15.“I was really pleased with how we played in the last game,” McCall said. “We finally put together a game and didn’t let up. We worked really hard to get out of serve receive and also stayed real aggressive at the net. I thought we had a good weekend and am looking forward to continue some growth and experience with this team.”The Knights are now 5-2 on the season.Their next match will be 6 p.m. Monday against Nebraska Wesleyan University in Lincoln.

NPCC Volleyball wins big in Norfolk

1. Millard North 55 2. Creighton Prep 49 T-3. Papio South 45 T-3. Millard West 45 5. North Star 40 T-6. North Platte 25 T-6. Central 25 8. Omaha Gross 18 9. Omaha North 15 10. Brownell-Talbot 13

#1 Singles Final Rounds&nbsp; 1st/2nd place&nbsp; Pool A: Millard North Pool B: Prep&nbsp;

3rd/4th place&nbsp; Pool A: PL-South Pool B: Central&nbsp;

5th/6th place&nbsp; Pool A: North Star Pool B: Millard West&nbsp;

7th/8th place&nbsp; Pool A: OBT Pool B: North Platte&nbsp;

9th/10th place&nbsp; Pool A: Omaha North Pool B: Gross&nbsp;

#2 Singles Final Rounds&nbsp;

1st/2nd place&nbsp; Pool A: Millard West Pool B: Millard North&nbsp;

3rd/4th place&nbsp; Pool A: PL-South Pool B: Prep&nbsp;

5th/6th place&nbsp; Pool A: Central Pool B: North Platte&nbsp;

7th/8th place&nbsp; Pool A: North Star Pool B: Gross&nbsp;

9th/10th place&nbsp; Pool A: Omaha North Pool B: OBT&nbsp;

#1 Doubles Final Rounds&nbsp;

1st/2nd place&nbsp; Pool A: Millard North Pool B: LNS&nbsp;

3rd/4th place&nbsp; Pool A: PL-South Pool B: Millard West

5th/6th place&nbsp; Pool A: North Platte Pool B: Prep&nbsp;

7th/8th place&nbsp; Pool A: Gross Pool B: Omaha North

9th/10th place&nbsp; Pool A: Omaha Central Pool B: OBT&nbsp;

#2 Doubles Final Rounds&nbsp;

1st/2nd place&nbsp; Pool A: Millard West Pool B: Prep&nbsp;

3rd/4th place&nbsp; Pool A: PL- South Pool B: Millard North

5th/6th place&nbsp; Pool A: North Star Pool B: Gross&nbsp;

7th/8th place&nbsp; Pool A: North Platte Pool B: Omaha North

9th/10th place&nbsp; Pool A: Central Pool B: OBT&nbsp;

1. Millard North 55 2. Creighton Prep 49 T-3. Papio South 45 T-3. Millard West 45 5. North Star 40 T-6. North Platte 25 T-6. Central 25 8. Omaha Gross 18 9. Omaha North 15 10. Brownell-Talbot 13Crossover Matches results:&nbsp;#1 Singles Final Rounds&nbsp; 1st/2nd place&nbsp; Pool A: Millard North Pool B: Prep&nbsp;Winner: Prep Score: 8-0&nbsp;3rd/4th place&nbsp; Pool A: PL-South Pool B: Central&nbsp;Winner: PL-South Score: 8-0 (inj def)5th/6th place&nbsp; Pool A: North Star Pool B: Millard West&nbsp;Winner: LNS Score: 8-5&nbsp;7th/8th place&nbsp; Pool A: OBT Pool B: North Platte&nbsp;Winner: OBT Score: 8-1&nbsp;9th/10th place&nbsp; Pool A: Omaha North Pool B: Gross&nbsp;Winner: Omaha North Score: 8-1#2 Singles Final Rounds&nbsp;1st/2nd place&nbsp; Pool A: Millard West Pool B: Millard North&nbsp;Winner: Millard North Score: 8-5&nbsp;3rd/4th place&nbsp; Pool A: PL-South Pool B: Prep&nbsp;Winner: PL-South Score: 8-6&nbsp;5th/6th place&nbsp; Pool A: Central Pool B: North Platte&nbsp;Winner: Central Score: 9-7&nbsp;7th/8th place&nbsp; Pool A: North Star Pool B: Gross&nbsp;Winner: Gross Score: 8-0&nbsp;9th/10th place&nbsp; Pool A: Omaha North Pool B: OBT&nbsp;Winner: NP Score: 8-3#1 Doubles Final Rounds&nbsp;1st/2nd place&nbsp; Pool A: Millard North Pool B: LNS&nbsp;Winner: Millard North Score: 9-7&nbsp;3rd/4th place&nbsp; Pool A: PL-South Pool B: Millard West Winner: Millard West Score: 8-2&nbsp;5th/6th place&nbsp; Pool A: North Platte Pool B: Prep&nbsp;Winner: Prep Score: 8-4&nbsp;7th/8th place&nbsp; Pool A: Gross Pool B: Omaha North Winner: Gross Score: 8-1&nbsp;9th/10th place&nbsp; Pool A: Omaha Central Pool B: OBT&nbsp;Winner: Central Score: 8-5#2 Doubles Final Rounds&nbsp;1st/2nd place&nbsp; Pool A: Millard West Pool B: Prep&nbsp;Winner: Millard North Score: 8-3&nbsp;3rd/4th place&nbsp; Pool A: PL- South Pool B: Millard North Winner: Millard North Score: 9-7&nbsp;5th/6th place&nbsp; Pool A: North Star Pool B: Gross&nbsp;Winner: North Star Score: 8-2&nbsp;7th/8th place&nbsp; Pool A: North Platte Pool B: Omaha North Winner: North Platte Score: 8-1&nbsp;9th/10th place&nbsp; Pool A: Central Pool B: OBT&nbsp;Winner: OBT Score: 8-3

NPHS Boys Tennis: Results from Early Bird invite

By Jake Hasenauer - NPHS Cross Country HC

It was a great day to get rolling for the North Platte Bulldogs cross country runners and appreciate all the other schools that came and fans to support! Our boys varsity, girls JV, girls varsity, and girls JV, were all able to come home with the victory today! Our motto for the year is, “win the day” and our phrase of the week was “set the tone”. We have a lot to build on as the year progresses, but couldn’t ask for a much better way to kick off the year. Two years ago Zarah Blaesi became North Platte’s first ever girl’s runner to break 20 minutes and today Marrisa Holm joined that accomplishment. &nbsp;There were lots of runners able to find success today, as we had 29 different runners come away with a medal this week.&nbsp;

It was a great start to the season and next week will will head to Cozad for our second meet of the year on Saturday September 4th.&nbsp; &nbsp;

<a href="https://timerhub.com/getHytResults.php?v=6&amp;page=blacksquirrelresults.com/LIVE/21NorthPlatteXC/210828F001.htm">Full results can be found here</a>

By Jake Hasenauer - NPHS Cross Country HCIt was a great day to get rolling for the North Platte Bulldogs cross country runners and appreciate all the other schools that came and fans to support! Our boys varsity, girls JV, girls varsity, and girls JV, were all able to come home with the victory today! Our motto for the year is, “win the day” and our phrase of the week was “set the tone”. We have a lot to build on as the year progresses, but couldn’t ask for a much better way to kick off the year. Two years ago Zarah Blaesi became North Platte’s first ever girl’s runner to break 20 minutes and today Marrisa Holm joined that accomplishment. &nbsp;There were lots of runners able to find success today, as we had 29 different runners come away with a medal this week.&nbsp; It was a great start to the season and next week will will head to Cozad for our second meet of the year on Saturday September 4th.&nbsp; &nbsp;<a href="https://timerhub.com/getHytResults.php?v=6&amp;page=blacksquirrelresults.com/LIVE/21NorthPlatteXC/210828F001.htm">Full results can be found here</a>

NPHS Cross Country: Bulldogs host to start season with a 'W'

Its the Bulldogs home opener vs Aurora.&nbsp;

Pregame coverage set for 6:30. Kickoff 7pm

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8.27.2021 NPHS Football vs Aurora - LIVE VIDEO

This football season the NPHS Bulldogs want to share the love of football with anyone who is interested. Because of that they will be offering free football camps on Saturdays throughout the fall.&nbsp;

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NPHS fall football camp, free for youth

Thursday (08/26/2021) Cozad 2, Gothenburg 1 Kearney Catholic 12, Hershey 0 Kearney Catholic 14, Hershey 2 North Platte 8, Omaha Gross Catholic 3 Northwest 11, Lexington 1 Omaha Gross Catholic 12, McCook 2 Omaha Skutt Catholic 11, McCook 0 Omaha Skutt Catholic 11, North Platte 7 (Extra Innings)

Thursday (08/26/2021) Cozad 2, Gothenburg 1 Kearney Catholic 12, Hershey 0 Kearney Catholic 14, Hershey 2 North Platte 8, Omaha Gross Catholic 3 Northwest 11, Lexington 1 Omaha Gross Catholic 12, McCook 2 Omaha Skutt Catholic 11, McCook 0 Omaha Skutt Catholic 11, North Platte 7 (Extra Innings)

Area Sports: Softball results from 8/26/21

Thursday (08/26/2021) Arthur County def. Hyannis, 25-16, 25-7, 25-12 (3-0) Broken Bow def. Hershey, 25-15, 25-19, 26-24 (3-0) Chase County def. Ogallala, 26-24, 22-25, 25-18, 21-25, 15-12 (3-2) Gothenburg def. Cozad, 25-8, 25-14, 25-9 (3-0) Lexington def. McCook, 25-12, 25-15, 25-13 (3-0) Maywood-Hayes Center def. Paxton, 25-15, 25-13 (2-0) Maywood-Hayes Center def. Sandhills Valley, 25-8, 25-21 (2-0) Medicine Valley def. Maxwell, 25-9, 25-8, 25-13 (3-0) Potter-Dix def. Minatare, 25-19, 25-21 (2-0) Sandhills Valley def. Paxton, 26-24, 20-25, 25-11 (2-1) Southern Valley def. Hi-Line, 23-25, 27-25, 25-22, 20-25, 15-13 (3-2) Wauneta-Palisade def. Hitchcock County, 19-25, 25-19, 25-22, 25-21 (3-1) Missing Scores: @ Arcadia/Loup City: Wood River VS Arcadia/Loup City @ Cornerstone Christian: Cedar Bluffs VS Parkview Christian @ Crete: Beatrice VS Crete @ Fremont: Columbus VS Fremont @ Hemingford: Gordon-Rushville VS Kimball @ Kenesaw: Harvard VS Heartland Lutheran @ Lincoln East: Grand Island VS Lincoln East @ Meridian: Blue Hill VS Meridian @ Minatare: Leyton VS Minatare @ Pawnee City: Friend VS Lewiston @ Pawnee City: Friend VS Pawnee City @ Pawnee City: Lewiston VS Pawnee City @ Plainview: Wakefield VS Plainview @ Sterling: Freeman VS Sterling @ Sutherland: Creek Valley VS Sutherland @ Sutherland: Perkins County VS Creek Valley @ Sutherland: Perkins County VS Sutherland&nbsp;&nbsp;

Thursday (08/26/2021) Arthur County def. Hyannis, 25-16, 25-7, 25-12 (3-0) Broken Bow def. Hershey, 25-15, 25-19, 26-24 (3-0) Chase County def. Ogallala, 26-24, 22-25, 25-18, 21-25, 15-12 (3-2) Gothenburg def. Cozad, 25-8, 25-14, 25-9 (3-0) Lexington def. McCook, 25-12, 25-15, 25-13 (3-0) Maywood-Hayes Center def. Paxton, 25-15, 25-13 (2-0) Maywood-Hayes Center def. Sandhills Valley, 25-8, 25-21 (2-0) Medicine Valley def. Maxwell, 25-9, 25-8, 25-13 (3-0) Potter-Dix def. Minatare, 25-19, 25-21 (2-0) Sandhills Valley def. Paxton, 26-24, 20-25, 25-11 (2-1) Southern Valley def. Hi-Line, 23-25, 27-25, 25-22, 20-25, 15-13 (3-2) Wauneta-Palisade def. Hitchcock County, 19-25, 25-19, 25-22, 25-21 (3-1) Missing Scores: @ Arcadia/Loup City: Wood River VS Arcadia/Loup City @ Cornerstone Christian: Cedar Bluffs VS Parkview Christian @ Crete: Beatrice VS Crete @ Fremont: Columbus VS Fremont @ Hemingford: Gordon-Rushville VS Kimball @ Kenesaw: Harvard VS Heartland Lutheran @ Lincoln East: Grand Island VS Lincoln East @ Meridian: Blue Hill VS Meridian @ Minatare: Leyton VS Minatare @ Pawnee City: Friend VS Lewiston @ Pawnee City: Friend VS Pawnee City @ Pawnee City: Lewiston VS Pawnee City @ Plainview: Wakefield VS Plainview @ Sterling: Freeman VS Sterling @ Sutherland: Creek Valley VS Sutherland @ Sutherland: Perkins County VS Creek Valley @ Sutherland: Perkins County VS Sutherland&nbsp;&nbsp;

Area Sports: Volleyball results from 8/26/2021

In accordance with the Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department Directed Health Measure announced Tuesday, Nebraska Athletics and University of Nebraska-Lincoln leadership will follow a reinstituted face covering (mask) mandate for all indoor spaces in athletic venues.

The new DHM from LLCHD runs from Thursday through Sept. 30 and applies to Husker home competitions during that time. The mask mandate will affect Nebraska games differently depending on the venue and the different types of spaces in the respective venues, including primary seating areas, concourses, club levels, loge seating, private suites and press areas.

Nebraska Athletics has worked closely with the LLCHD throughout the pandemic and will continue to do so throughout the upcoming 2021-22 athletic season. The Athletic Department will rely on guidance from the LLCHD and remain fluid to best protect the safety of our fans, student-athletes, coaches, staff and community.

The Athletic Department will implement the following policies for events through Sept. 30. The policies have been reviewed by the LLCHD.

Nebraska fans attending September home games against Fordham (Sept. 4) and Buffalo (Sept. 11) are strongly encouraged to wear an appropriate face covering (covering both the nose and mouth) when on campus property.  The new Directed Health Measure will apply to various spaces in Memorial Stadium as follows:

Concourses – Masks are strongly recommended in concourse spaces

Lobbies – Masks are strongly recommended upon entry and required when utilizing elevators or in common indoor premium spaces

In accordance with the Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department Directed Health Measure announced Tuesday, Nebraska Athletics and University of Nebraska-Lincoln leadership will follow a reinstituted face covering (mask) mandate for all indoor spaces in athletic venues.The new DHM from LLCHD runs from Thursday through Sept. 30 and applies to Husker home competitions during that time. The mask mandate will affect Nebraska games differently depending on the venue and the different types of spaces in the respective venues, including primary seating areas, concourses, club levels, loge seating, private suites and press areas.Nebraska Athletics has worked closely with the LLCHD throughout the pandemic and will continue to do so throughout the upcoming 2021-22 athletic season. The Athletic Department will rely on guidance from the LLCHD and remain fluid to best protect the safety of our fans, student-athletes, coaches, staff and community.The Athletic Department will implement the following policies for events through Sept. 30. The policies have been reviewed by the LLCHD.Memorial Stadium (Football)Nebraska fans attending September home games against Fordham (Sept. 4) and Buffalo (Sept. 11) are strongly encouraged to wear an appropriate face covering (covering both the nose and mouth) when on campus property. The new Directed Health Measure will apply to various spaces in Memorial Stadium as follows:Concourses – Masks are strongly recommended in concourse spacesLobbies – Masks are strongly recommended upon entry and required when utilizing elevators or in common indoor premium spacesElevators – Masks are required when using an elevatorSuites – Masks are strongly recommended for this cohort group when inside the respective suite and required when outside in the hallways and lobbies of the suite levelClub Areas – Masks strongly recommended when sitting in the outdoor seats and required when inside the indoor portion of the club levelPress Box – Masks are required by media and other personnel on this indoor levelSeating Bowl – Masks are strongly recommended in any seating area outdoorsNebraska Event Management, at the directive of our leadership team, may require certain working positions and media members to wear an appropriate face covering when outdoors and near the playing field.All fans should bring an appropriate face covering (mask covering the nose and mouth) to the football home opener on Sept. 4, with only a limited number of masks available at the entry points.Bob Devaney Sports Center (Volleyball)For all Nebraska home volleyball matches (through at least Sept. 30), the face covering mandate will apply to all in attendance. Volleyball fans and workers will be required to wear a face covering (covering both the nose and mouth) when on university property and inside the venue. Fans are encouraged to bring their own mask with a limited number of face coverings made available at the arena entry points. The mask mandate will be in effect at volleyball beginning with Friday's regular-season opener at the Devaney Center.Barbara Hibner Soccer Stadium (Soccer)The face covering mandate will not apply to any ticketed patrons at Nebraska soccer matches, as fans do not have access to indoor spaces. However, face coverings are strongly recommended for all in attendance at Hibner Stadium. Select working staff who reside inside the press box areas will be required to wear an appropriate face covering (covering the nose and mouth). Nebraska Event Management, at the directive of our leadership team, may require certain working positions or media to wear an appropriate face covering when outdoors and near the teams and for those handling food and beverage at point-of-sale locations. Nebraska's next home soccer match is on Thursday, Sept. 2, against Omaha.The current mask mandate is scheduled to expire on Sept. 30. Any changes to the DHM or adjustments to policies in athletic venues will be communicated as needed.Husker fans are asked to be responsible and respectful of the mask mandate. Cooperation with this DHM will help keep our student-athletes and community safe, Nebraska athletic venues operating at 100 percent capacity, and will help ensure a complete season across all sports.Nebraska Athletics will provide details for other athletic venues as additional teams begin their 2021-22 seasons later this fall.