Kearney, Neb. –&nbsp;The now sixth-ranked Nebraska Kearney volleyball team served up a season-high 10 aces and got kills from 12 different players to sweep Sterling College (<a target="_blank" href="https://lopers.com/sports/womens-volleyball/stats/2024/sterling-college-kan-/boxscore/7968">-11, -13, -11</a>) Wednesday night at the Health &amp; Sports Center.

Beginning a four-match homestand,&nbsp;the Lopers (21-1) face travel partner Fort Hays State (10-8) Friday night and then get the weekend off.

This was a countable match for the Warriors (12-11) who hail from Sterling, Kan. They used 16 different players with seven having a kill. Sterling returns to NAIA action Saturday at Evangel (Mo.).There were just five ties and three lead changes as UNK out hit SC by a .290-.000 margin. The Warriors had 21 kills and 21 errors, 17 of the unforced kind, but also dug up 45 balls.

“They played really good defense. We took some great swings…they block touched a lot of balls, they slowed balls down, we got blocked a little, they dug some hard-hit balls,” said UNK head coach&nbsp;Rick Squiers. “They came to play and had the right mentality. I’m sure they took some things away from this match and we appreciate them coming up here. It’s hard to find home matches.”

Recording its 42nd straight win over an NAIA foe, the Lopers got six kills apiece from outsides&nbsp;Carly Purdy&nbsp;(North Platte),&nbsp;Emilee Lane&nbsp;(Hays, Kan.) and&nbsp;Asha Regier&nbsp;(Newton, Kan.) and middle&nbsp;Abby Rose&nbsp;(Lindsborg, Kan.). Lane reached her tally in just eight swings (.750 pct.) with Rose at 10 attempts (.400 pct.) and providing two blocks at the net. &nbsp;“There were a couple of things we wanted to see tonight. We wanted to make sure Carly got swings on both pins and we accomplished that. I thought she handled herself well,” said Squiers.

“Rhyan (Mock)&nbsp;came in and played good volleyball for us, we need to keep getting&nbsp;Trista (Marx)&nbsp;involved so she was able to come in and do some good things.”

In the backrow, libero&nbsp;Alli Wiese&nbsp;(Mattawan, Mich.) and DS&nbsp;Addyson Mock&nbsp;(Stilwell, Kan.) had 15 kills apiece with freshman setter&nbsp;Julia Davenport&nbsp;(Papillion-LaVista) at two aces and nine assists.

“Elli (Mehlin)&nbsp;played well coming off the bench and had a nice service run. Julia did some setting as well and it’s so hard to get your backup setters any kind of game reps at all,” said Squiers.

 “Everyone was as sharp as they could be, and we didn’t make a bunch of errors.”

Libero Makenna Linden (20 digs) and outside Chloe Schmidt (eight kills, two digs, two blocks) paced the Warriors.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Kearney, Neb. –&nbsp;The now sixth-ranked Nebraska Kearney volleyball team served up a season-high 10 aces and got kills from 12 different players to sweep Sterling College (<a target="_blank" href="https://lopers.com/sports/womens-volleyball/stats/2024/sterling-college-kan-/boxscore/7968">-11, -13, -11</a>) Wednesday night at the Health &amp; Sports Center.Beginning a four-match homestand,&nbsp;the Lopers (21-1) face travel partner Fort Hays State (10-8) Friday night and then get the weekend off.This was a countable match for the Warriors (12-11) who hail from Sterling, Kan. They used 16 different players with seven having a kill. Sterling returns to NAIA action Saturday at Evangel (Mo.).There were just five ties and three lead changes as UNK out hit SC by a .290-.000 margin. The Warriors had 21 kills and 21 errors, 17 of the unforced kind, but also dug up 45 balls.“They played really good defense. We took some great swings…they block touched a lot of balls, they slowed balls down, we got blocked a little, they dug some hard-hit balls,” said UNK head coach&nbsp;Rick Squiers. “They came to play and had the right mentality. I’m sure they took some things away from this match and we appreciate them coming up here. It’s hard to find home matches.”Recording its 42nd straight win over an NAIA foe, the Lopers got six kills apiece from outsides&nbsp;Carly Purdy&nbsp;(North Platte),&nbsp;Emilee Lane&nbsp;(Hays, Kan.) and&nbsp;Asha Regier&nbsp;(Newton, Kan.) and middle&nbsp;Abby Rose&nbsp;(Lindsborg, Kan.). Lane reached her tally in just eight swings (.750 pct.) with Rose at 10 attempts (.400 pct.) and providing two blocks at the net. &nbsp;“There were a couple of things we wanted to see tonight. We wanted to make sure Carly got swings on both pins and we accomplished that. I thought she handled herself well,” said Squiers.“Rhyan (Mock)&nbsp;came in and played good volleyball for us, we need to keep getting&nbsp;Trista (Marx)&nbsp;involved so she was able to come in and do some good things.”In the backrow, libero&nbsp;Alli Wiese&nbsp;(Mattawan, Mich.) and DS&nbsp;Addyson Mock&nbsp;(Stilwell, Kan.) had 15 kills apiece with freshman setter&nbsp;Julia Davenport&nbsp;(Papillion-LaVista) at two aces and nine assists.“Elli (Mehlin)&nbsp;played well coming off the bench and had a nice service run. Julia did some setting as well and it’s so hard to get your backup setters any kind of game reps at all,” said Squiers. “Everyone was as sharp as they could be, and we didn’t make a bunch of errors.”Libero Makenna Linden (20 digs) and outside Chloe Schmidt (eight kills, two digs, two blocks) paced the Warriors.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Fort Hays visit #6 Lopers on Friday

Volleyball - Kearney Catholic vs. North Platte

OMAHA, Neb.&nbsp;–&nbsp;Omaha Supernovas&nbsp;setter&nbsp;Natalia Valentín-Anderson&nbsp;extended her string of standout performances into Week Three of the Athletes Unlimited Pro Volleyball League in Arizona.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Valentín-Anderson, who helped lead Omaha to the inaugural Pro Volleyball Federation Championship in May, teamed up with former Supernova and 2024 PVF Server of the Year&nbsp;Bethania De La Cruz-Mejía&nbsp;for the second-straight week. Team De La Cruz-Meíja were fearsome once again, recording a 2-1 record losing only to Team (Brittany) Abercrombie, who has yet to lose a match in AU this season.&nbsp;

The Olympian put up 655 points across three matches by posting109 assists (12.1 A/S), 37 digs (4.1 D/S), three kills, two blocks and one ace while being a part of two team wins. Heading into Week Four, Valentín-Anderson ranks sixth with 1,898 points being the only setter inside the top ten.&nbsp;&nbsp;

There’s no debate that Valentín-Anderson is the best performing setter in AU this season, leading the league in assists (322) by 68 over former Supernova and teammate&nbsp;Sydney Hilley&nbsp;(254). She’s also the AU leader in assists per set with 11.5 with Hilley coming closest at 9.77. Among setters, Valentín-Anderson is first in digs (114) and digs per set (4.07) while being tied for first in kills (12) and second in both aces (4) and blocks (7).&nbsp;&nbsp;

Kelsie Payne&nbsp;starred at opposite for Team (Dani) Drews and racked up 285 points with 21 kills, 17 digs and four blocks. 2024 Supernovas team captain&nbsp;Brooke Nuneviller&nbsp;was balanced on the stat sheet once again with 29 kills and 28 digs across three matches. That also includes three assists, one block and one ace. Nuneviller ranks fourth overall in kills per set (3.79) and leads every attacker with 3.61 digs per set.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Supernovas middle blocker and former Nebraska Volleyball player&nbsp;Kayla Caffey&nbsp;played in only seven sets limiting her numbers to 10 kills, three blocks, two aces and one dig. She’s third in AU with 22 blocks while being extremely effective from the service line with six aces, which is third overall and first among middle blockers.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Supernovas assistant coach&nbsp;Thomas Robson&nbsp;was the facilitator for Team Drews during Week Three and will shift to Team (Morgan) Hentz for Week Four.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The competing Supernovas are once again spread across two teams with Nuneviller joining undefeated Team Abercrombie after being selected with her first pick. Caffey will join her future Omaha teammate while Robson will work with Valentín-Anderson and Payne on Team Hentz. For Valentín-Anderson, this is the first time in the AU season that she will be on the same team as one of her fellow Supernovas.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Week Four action begins on Friday, Oct. 25 with Team Hentz taking on Team De La Cruz-Mejía at 6 p.m. CT. That will be followed with Team Abercrombie battling Team (Meketor) Member-Meneh at 8:30 p.m. CT. Friday’s opening match will be broadcast live on&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0012vHs9YQLkeHrt49jYUpPuiP2Wn4IzZ1CfV_exf5HsV2FW94mPzL1dLWrf8vt7FWyIw0I94tvxXU6x6RvzQ2RF5OxSNVBLeejPfZUYlLBdO9ns_mGHuvxky1YOIrZLIdJlL_qQraotn8MHE84IVLo2q3fFQxVd8ep&amp;c=d8MZ5L0ofq3jd1TclGYyB4D6Lef_5XhY-CcKGW6eoRFWLu1fDp7wCQ==&amp;ch=BQXiGcoVTblXGcxVK-PYgX46SRTHlMOPZkO_rCfsV1znaUgsQUEEpA==">VBTV</a>&nbsp;and the&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0012vHs9YQLkeHrt49jYUpPuiP2Wn4IzZ1CfV_exf5HsV2FW94mPzL1dCVqxWMTsHY9WGYoAQofMBjgb-8TIRx6BxYNn3JDmjy-vKyfNxiTqcg9yo_7SYLAeFoTVMcH1lt_EoiMM6HtO-GoMAh3KC9xFpieJZx2iv2v&amp;c=d8MZ5L0ofq3jd1TclGYyB4D6Lef_5XhY-CcKGW6eoRFWLu1fDp7wCQ==&amp;ch=BQXiGcoVTblXGcxVK-PYgX46SRTHlMOPZkO_rCfsV1znaUgsQUEEpA==">FanDuel Sports Network</a>&nbsp;while the following match will be streamed on&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=0012vHs9YQLkeHrt49jYUpPuiP2Wn4IzZ1CfV_exf5HsV2FW94mPzL1dCVqxWMTsHY91dNK0xzaWBLfN7p_HTQOp9Q-x21nZnZJY2MKork0AARRcQQrL0zUTmlgyjbJUmXEQyUcrdFFGv5VTSLoyA8o8g==&amp;c=d8MZ5L0ofq3jd1TclGYyB4D6Lef_5XhY-CcKGW6eoRFWLu1fDp7wCQ==&amp;ch=BQXiGcoVTblXGcxVK-PYgX46SRTHlMOPZkO_rCfsV1znaUgsQUEEpA==">ESPN+</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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 </figure>Geoff ExstromOmaha SupernovasOMAHA, Neb.&nbsp;–&nbsp;Omaha Supernovas&nbsp;setter&nbsp;Natalia Valentín-Anderson&nbsp;extended her string of standout performances into Week Three of the Athletes Unlimited Pro Volleyball League in Arizona.&nbsp;&nbsp;Valentín-Anderson, who helped lead Omaha to the inaugural Pro Volleyball Federation Championship in May, teamed up with former Supernova and 2024 PVF Server of the Year&nbsp;Bethania De La Cruz-Mejía&nbsp;for the second-straight week. Team De La Cruz-Meíja were fearsome once again, recording a 2-1 record losing only to Team (Brittany) Abercrombie, who has yet to lose a match in AU this season.&nbsp;The Olympian put up 655 points across three matches by posting109 assists (12.1 A/S), 37 digs (4.1 D/S), three kills, two blocks and one ace while being a part of two team wins. Heading into Week Four, Valentín-Anderson ranks sixth with 1,898 points being the only setter inside the top ten.&nbsp;&nbsp;There’s no debate that Valentín-Anderson is the best performing setter in AU this season, leading the league in assists (322) by 68 over former Supernova and teammate&nbsp;Sydney Hilley&nbsp;(254). She’s also the AU leader in assists per set with 11.5 with Hilley coming closest at 9.77. Among setters, Valentín-Anderson is first in digs (114) and digs per set (4.07) while being tied for first in kills (12) and second in both aces (4) and blocks (7).&nbsp;&nbsp;Kelsie Payne&nbsp;starred at opposite for Team (Dani) Drews and racked up 285 points with 21 kills, 17 digs and four blocks. 2024 Supernovas team captain&nbsp;Brooke Nuneviller&nbsp;was balanced on the stat sheet once again with 29 kills and 28 digs across three matches. That also includes three assists, one block and one ace. Nuneviller ranks fourth overall in kills per set (3.79) and leads every attacker with 3.61 digs per set.&nbsp;&nbsp;Supernovas middle blocker and former Nebraska Volleyball player&nbsp;Kayla Caffey&nbsp;played in only seven sets limiting her numbers to 10 kills, three blocks, two aces and one dig. She’s third in AU with 22 blocks while being extremely effective from the service line with six aces, which is third overall and first among middle blockers.&nbsp;&nbsp;Supernovas assistant coach&nbsp;Thomas Robson&nbsp;was the facilitator for Team Drews during Week Three and will shift to Team (Morgan) Hentz for Week Four.&nbsp;&nbsp;The competing Supernovas are once again spread across two teams with Nuneviller joining undefeated Team Abercrombie after being selected with her first pick. Caffey will join her future Omaha teammate while Robson will work with Valentín-Anderson and Payne on Team Hentz. For Valentín-Anderson, this is the first time in the AU season that she will be on the same team as one of her fellow Supernovas.&nbsp;&nbsp;Week Four action begins on Friday, Oct. 25 with Team Hentz taking on Team De La Cruz-Mejía at 6 p.m. CT. That will be followed with Team Abercrombie battling Team (Meketor) Member-Meneh at 8:30 p.m. CT. 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RPAC Volleyball Tournament final day results 10-22

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A trio of former Nebraska Cornhuskers are listed on opening night rosters as the NBA season begins on Tuesday.&nbsp;&nbsp; Dalano Banton and Bryce McGowens are teammates on the Portland Trail Blazers, while Jack McVeigh is a rookie with the Houston Rockets.&nbsp; It is the fourth straight season that Nebraska has had multiple players on NBA rosters.&nbsp; While Opening Night is set for Tuesday, both Portland and Houston begin their NBA seasons on Wednesday.

Banton comes off his best season as a professional, averaging 10.3 points 3.3 rebounds and 2.4 assists per game while splitting time with both the Boston Celtics and Portland Trailblazers. He flourished after his trade with Portland, averaging 16.7 points, 4.8 rebounds and 3.6 assists per game in 30 games. Banton begins his fourth NBA season after being a second-round pick in 2021. After sitting out the 2019-20 campaign, Banton played in all 27 games, including 22 starts, for the Huskers in 2020-21, averaging 9.6 points per game while leading the Huskers in both rebounding (5.9) and assists (3.9) per game. He was the first Husker since 1974 to lead NU in both rebounding and assists in the same season.&nbsp; Banton posted the second triple-double in school history with 13 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists in just 21 minutes against Doane and totaled 14 games in double figures.

McGowens begins his third NBA season, as he is on a two-way contract with the Trail Blazers after signing with the organization over the summer. McGowens spent the first two years with the Charlotte Hornets, playing in 105 career games and averaging 5.2 points, 1.9 rebounds and 1.0 assists per game.&nbsp; McGowens was the No. 40 overall pick in 2022, the highest drafted Husker since 1998.&nbsp; At Nebraska, he was a third-team All-Big Ten performer as a freshman in 2021-22, averaging a team-high 16.8 points and 5.2 rebounds per game. An eight-time Big Ten Freshman of the Week, McGowens had 11 games with 20-or-more points, including a season-high 29 points against both Sam Houston and Rutgers.

McVeigh is with the Houston Rockets after signing a two-way contract prior to the 2024 Paris Olympics. He played in a pair of preseason games for the Rockets, averaging 7.5 ppg on 60 percent shooting and 3.0 rebounds per game.&nbsp; This is his rookie season after he played professionally in Australia and Germany, and he will become the 16th Husker to play in the NBA when he makes his debut.&nbsp; McVeigh comes off a strong performance in the 2024 Olympics, averaging 9.5 points per game on 52 percent shooting, including 10-of-19 (.526) from 3-point range. McVeigh played three seasons at Nebraska before returning home to begin his professional career. His best year was in 2016-17, when he averaged 7.5 points and 2.5 rebounds per game in 30 games, including 11 starts. He was a member of the Huskers’ 2017-18 team that won 23 games, including a school record 13 conference games.

In addition to the three former Husker players in the NBA, Tyronn Lue begins his fifth season as head coach of the Los Angeles Clippers. Lue, who played at Nebraska from 1996-98, has guided the Clippers to a184-134 record and three postseason appearances in his four seasons. Last year, he coached Los Angeles to a Pacific Division title. Before taking the Clippers, Lue led the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 128-83 record, three NBA Finals appearances and franchise’s first NBA title in 2016.

Story by NU Athletic CommunicationsA trio of former Nebraska Cornhuskers are listed on opening night rosters as the NBA season begins on Tuesday.&nbsp;&nbsp; Dalano Banton and Bryce McGowens are teammates on the Portland Trail Blazers, while Jack McVeigh is a rookie with the Houston Rockets.&nbsp; It is the fourth straight season that Nebraska has had multiple players on NBA rosters.&nbsp; While Opening Night is set for Tuesday, both Portland and Houston begin their NBA seasons on Wednesday.Banton comes off his best season as a professional, averaging 10.3 points 3.3 rebounds and 2.4 assists per game while splitting time with both the Boston Celtics and Portland Trailblazers. He flourished after his trade with Portland, averaging 16.7 points, 4.8 rebounds and 3.6 assists per game in 30 games. Banton begins his fourth NBA season after being a second-round pick in 2021. After sitting out the 2019-20 campaign, Banton played in all 27 games, including 22 starts, for the Huskers in 2020-21, averaging 9.6 points per game while leading the Huskers in both rebounding (5.9) and assists (3.9) per game. He was the first Husker since 1974 to lead NU in both rebounding and assists in the same season.&nbsp; Banton posted the second triple-double in school history with 13 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists in just 21 minutes against Doane and totaled 14 games in double figures.McGowens begins his third NBA season, as he is on a two-way contract with the Trail Blazers after signing with the organization over the summer. McGowens spent the first two years with the Charlotte Hornets, playing in 105 career games and averaging 5.2 points, 1.9 rebounds and 1.0 assists per game.&nbsp; McGowens was the No. 40 overall pick in 2022, the highest drafted Husker since 1998.&nbsp; At Nebraska, he was a third-team All-Big Ten performer as a freshman in 2021-22, averaging a team-high 16.8 points and 5.2 rebounds per game. An eight-time Big Ten Freshman of the Week, McGowens had 11 games with 20-or-more points, including a season-high 29 points against both Sam Houston and Rutgers.McVeigh is with the Houston Rockets after signing a two-way contract prior to the 2024 Paris Olympics. He played in a pair of preseason games for the Rockets, averaging 7.5 ppg on 60 percent shooting and 3.0 rebounds per game.&nbsp; This is his rookie season after he played professionally in Australia and Germany, and he will become the 16th Husker to play in the NBA when he makes his debut.&nbsp; McVeigh comes off a strong performance in the 2024 Olympics, averaging 9.5 points per game on 52 percent shooting, including 10-of-19 (.526) from 3-point range. McVeigh played three seasons at Nebraska before returning home to begin his professional career. His best year was in 2016-17, when he averaged 7.5 points and 2.5 rebounds per game in 30 games, including 11 starts. He was a member of the Huskers’ 2017-18 team that won 23 games, including a school record 13 conference games.In addition to the three former Husker players in the NBA, Tyronn Lue begins his fifth season as head coach of the Los Angeles Clippers. Lue, who played at Nebraska from 1996-98, has guided the Clippers to a184-134 record and three postseason appearances in his four seasons. Last year, he coached Los Angeles to a Pacific Division title. Before taking the Clippers, Lue led the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 128-83 record, three NBA Finals appearances and franchise’s first NBA title in 2016.

Three Huskers on Opening Night rosters

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North Platte, Neb. – Knights wrapped up Nebraska Community College Athletic Conference action with a four-set loss to McCook Community College on Tuesday night.

Jaelyn Dicke led the way with 13 kills, 17 digs and two assisted blocks. Zoe Maher added eight kills to accompany her 10 digs and two assisted blocks.

A 3-0 rally propelled the Indians to a 7-4 lead in the opening set. North Platte surged back to retake the lead on a net violation, 9-8. The lead would change hands three more times throughout the course of the first set. Back-to-back attacking errors evened the match at 23, before two straight points secured the set for the road team.

North Platte leapt out to a 14-1 lead in the second set after a block from Nya Lual. Knights continued to dominate the set until a late 9-1 run pulled the Indians back within three, 23-20. The black and gold went back to work and closed the set out with kills from Maher and Dicke.

The margin stayed under three in the opening moments of the third set until a 4-0 run pushed the Indians out to a 14-9 lead. North Platte managed to cut the deficit to two on an attacking error, but McCook closed out the set on an 8-1 run to take the 2-1 set advantage.

Knights traded points with the Indians to open the fourth set. McCook caught fire with a 5-1 run to build an 11-6 lead. The Indians continued to extend their lead over the remainder of the set to put the finishing touches on their four-set win.

Knights (12-23) will conclude the regular season at home on Saturday against Lamar Community College. Serve is set for 2 p.m. inside the McDonald-Belton Gymnasium.

Story by NPCC Athletic CommunicationsNorth Platte, Neb. – Knights wrapped up Nebraska Community College Athletic Conference action with a four-set loss to McCook Community College on Tuesday night.Jaelyn Dicke led the way with 13 kills, 17 digs and two assisted blocks. Zoe Maher added eight kills to accompany her 10 digs and two assisted blocks.A 3-0 rally propelled the Indians to a 7-4 lead in the opening set. North Platte surged back to retake the lead on a net violation, 9-8. The lead would change hands three more times throughout the course of the first set. Back-to-back attacking errors evened the match at 23, before two straight points secured the set for the road team.North Platte leapt out to a 14-1 lead in the second set after a block from Nya Lual. Knights continued to dominate the set until a late 9-1 run pulled the Indians back within three, 23-20. The black and gold went back to work and closed the set out with kills from Maher and Dicke.The margin stayed under three in the opening moments of the third set until a 4-0 run pushed the Indians out to a 14-9 lead. North Platte managed to cut the deficit to two on an attacking error, but McCook closed out the set on an 8-1 run to take the 2-1 set advantage.Knights traded points with the Indians to open the fourth set. McCook caught fire with a 5-1 run to build an 11-6 lead. The Indians continued to extend their lead over the remainder of the set to put the finishing touches on their four-set win.Knights (12-23) will conclude the regular season at home on Saturday against Lamar Community College. Serve is set for 2 p.m. inside the McDonald-Belton Gymnasium.

Knights fall in final conference matchup to McCook

Arthur County def. Sandhills Valley, 22-25, 25-17, 25-18, 25-16 (3-1)

Broken Bow def. Valentine, 25-14, 25-19 (2-0)

Burwell def. Sandhills/Thedford, 25-22, 15-25, 25-22 (2-1)

Cambridge def. Hitchcock County, 25-20, 25-17, 25-15 (3-0)

Chase County def. Hershey, 25-21, 25-13, 19-25, 25-16 (3-1)

Elm Creek def. North Platte St. Patrick's, 25-21, 25-15, 25-22 (3-0)

Gothenburg def. Amherst, 25-16, 25-21, 25-15 (3-0)

Holdrege def. Broken Bow, 19-25, 25-22, 25-14 (2-1)

Leyton def. Garden County, 25-23, 26-24 (2-0)

Leyton def. South Platte, 25-11, 25-15 (2-0)

McCook def. Hastings, 25-16, 25-19, 25-23 (3-0)

North Platte def. Ogallala, 25-20, 25-21, 21-25, 25-15 (3-1)

Perkins County def. Kimball, 25-7, 25-16, 25-18 (3-0)

Sandhills/Thedford def. Anselmo-Merna, 20-25, 25-19, 25-18 (2-1)&nbsp;

South Loup (Callaway/Arnold) def. Ainsworth, 25-12, 23-25, 25-23, 25-23 (3-1)

Arthur County def. Sandhills Valley, 22-25, 25-17, 25-18, 25-16 (3-1)Broken Bow def. Valentine, 25-14, 25-19 (2-0)Burwell def. Sandhills/Thedford, 25-22, 15-25, 25-22 (2-1)Cambridge def. Hitchcock County, 25-20, 25-17, 25-15 (3-0)Chase County def. Hershey, 25-21, 25-13, 19-25, 25-16 (3-1)Elm Creek def. North Platte St. Patrick's, 25-21, 25-15, 25-22 (3-0)Gothenburg def. Amherst, 25-16, 25-21, 25-15 (3-0)Holdrege def. Broken Bow, 19-25, 25-22, 25-14 (2-1)Leyton def. Garden County, 25-23, 26-24 (2-0)Leyton def. South Platte, 25-11, 25-15 (2-0)McCook def. Hastings, 25-16, 25-19, 25-23 (3-0)North Platte def. Ogallala, 25-20, 25-21, 21-25, 25-15 (3-1)Perkins County def. Kimball, 25-7, 25-16, 25-18 (3-0)Sandhills/Thedford def. Anselmo-Merna, 20-25, 25-19, 25-18 (2-1)&nbsp;South Loup (Callaway/Arnold) def. Ainsworth, 25-12, 23-25, 25-23, 25-23 (3-1)

Area Volleyball scores 10-22

Miu Takahashi recorded a hole-in-one on her way to a 71 (-1) to lead the Nebraska women's golf team in the final round of the Jim West Challenge in San Marcos, Texas on Monday.

Takahashi, a senior from Nasu-machi, Japan, aced the 165-yard, par-3 fourth hole to highlight her best round of the season on the 6,111-yard, par-72 layout at the Kissing Tree Golf Course.

Takahashi closed the tournament in a tie for 61st, while helping the Huskers&nbsp; to an 11th-place team finish in the 12-team field.

Lauren Thiele led Nebraska with a three-round total of 226 (+10) to tie for 49th overall in the 68-player field. The redshirt sophomore from Wahoo, Neb., produced rounds of 73 and 76 on Monday, before closing with a 77 Tuesday.

True freshman Eden Lohrbach (Ames, Iowa) was Nebraska's No. 2 finisher with a three-round total of 229 (+13) to take 54th, including a final-round 73 (+1). Lohrbach opened with back-to-back rounds of 78 on Monday.

Sophomore Hannah Kono was NU's No. 3 finisher in the tournament with her tie for 56th at 231 with three consecutive rounds of 77 (+5).&nbsp;

Freshman Danica Lundgren (Austin, Texas) rounded out the Husker contingent in a tie for 65th at 239 (+23), including a final-round 74 (+2) on Tuesday that counted toward Nebraska's team total.

No. 23 TCU won the team title with a three-round total of 842 (-22), one shot better than runner-up Houston at 843 (-21). Oklahoma took third at 844 (-20), while Ohio State and Texas Tech tied for fourth at 849 (-15).&nbsp;

Nebraska closed with a three-round score of 915 (+51) to finish one shot ahead of Northern Illinois.

TCU's Kirstin Angosta took medalist honors at 206 (-10) with a one-stroke win over five golfers, including teammate Camille Min-Gaultier, UNLV's McKenzi Hall, New Mexico's Maria Garcia, Texas Tech's Lauren Zaretsky and Oklahoma's Reagan Chaney.

Nebraska closes its fall tournament schedule next week at the Hurricane Invitational (Oct. 28-29) in Miami.

Jim West ChallengeSan Marcos, TexasKissing Tree Golf Course (Par 72, 6,111 Yards)Oct. 20-21, 2024

Final Team Results1. #23 TCU - 281-281-280=842 (-22)2. #26 Houston - 284-278-281=843 (-21)3. Oklahoma - 280-285-279=844 (-20)T4. #27 Ohio State - 284-287-278=849 (-15)T4. #47 Texas Tech - 284-290-275=849 (-15)6. #33 UNLV - 289-282-285=856 (-8)7. Texas State - 286-289-284=859 (-5)8. New Mexico - 288-292-286=866 (+2)9. North Texas - 292-290-285=867 (+3)10. UTSA - 300-297-284=881 (+17)11. Nebraska - 304-316-295=915 (+51)12. Northern Illinois - 305-307-304=916 (+52)

Final Individual Results1. Kirsten Angosta, TCU - 69-69-68=206 (-10)T2. McKenzi Hall, UNLV - 72-69-66=207 (-9)T2. Maria Garcia, New Mexico - 68-71-68=207 (-9)T2. Camille Min-Gaultier, TCU - 69-70-68=207 (-9)T2. Lauren Zaretsky, Texas Tech - 67-74-66=207 (-9)T2. Reagan Chaney, Oklahoma - 68-71-68=207 (-9)*7. MaKayla Tyrrell, Oklahoma - 66-70-72=208 (-8)T8. Gracie Mayo, Oklahoma - 71-67-71=209 (-7)T8. Faith Choi, Ohio State - 70-70-69=209 (-7)T10. Moa Svedenskiold, Houston - 72-68-70=210 (-6)*T10. Sofie Dimitrova, TCU - 72-68-70=210 (-6)Nebraska IndividualsT49. Lauren Thiele - 73-76-77=222 (+10)54. Eden Lohrbach - 78-78-73=229 (+13)T56. Hannah Kono - 77-77-77=231 (+15)T61. Miu Takahashi - 76-87-71=234 (+18)T65. Danica Lundgren - 80-85-74=239 (+23)

Story by NU Athletic CommunicationsMiu Takahashi recorded a hole-in-one on her way to a 71 (-1) to lead the Nebraska women's golf team in the final round of the Jim West Challenge in San Marcos, Texas on Monday.Takahashi, a senior from Nasu-machi, Japan, aced the 165-yard, par-3 fourth hole to highlight her best round of the season on the 6,111-yard, par-72 layout at the Kissing Tree Golf Course.Takahashi closed the tournament in a tie for 61st, while helping the Huskers&nbsp; to an 11th-place team finish in the 12-team field.Lauren Thiele led Nebraska with a three-round total of 226 (+10) to tie for 49th overall in the 68-player field. The redshirt sophomore from Wahoo, Neb., produced rounds of 73 and 76 on Monday, before closing with a 77 Tuesday.True freshman Eden Lohrbach (Ames, Iowa) was Nebraska's No. 2 finisher with a three-round total of 229 (+13) to take 54th, including a final-round 73 (+1). Lohrbach opened with back-to-back rounds of 78 on Monday.Sophomore Hannah Kono was NU's No. 3 finisher in the tournament with her tie for 56th at 231 with three consecutive rounds of 77 (+5).&nbsp;Freshman Danica Lundgren (Austin, Texas) rounded out the Husker contingent in a tie for 65th at 239 (+23), including a final-round 74 (+2) on Tuesday that counted toward Nebraska's team total.No. 23 TCU won the team title with a three-round total of 842 (-22), one shot better than runner-up Houston at 843 (-21). Oklahoma took third at 844 (-20), while Ohio State and Texas Tech tied for fourth at 849 (-15).&nbsp;Nebraska closed with a three-round score of 915 (+51) to finish one shot ahead of Northern Illinois.TCU's Kirstin Angosta took medalist honors at 206 (-10) with a one-stroke win over five golfers, including teammate Camille Min-Gaultier, UNLV's McKenzi Hall, New Mexico's Maria Garcia, Texas Tech's Lauren Zaretsky and Oklahoma's Reagan Chaney.Nebraska closes its fall tournament schedule next week at the Hurricane Invitational (Oct. 28-29) in Miami.Jim West ChallengeSan Marcos, TexasKissing Tree Golf Course (Par 72, 6,111 Yards)Oct. 20-21, 2024Final Team Results1. #23 TCU - 281-281-280=842 (-22)2. #26 Houston - 284-278-281=843 (-21)3. Oklahoma - 280-285-279=844 (-20)T4. #27 Ohio State - 284-287-278=849 (-15)T4. #47 Texas Tech - 284-290-275=849 (-15)6. #33 UNLV - 289-282-285=856 (-8)7. Texas State - 286-289-284=859 (-5)8. New Mexico - 288-292-286=866 (+2)9. North Texas - 292-290-285=867 (+3)10. UTSA - 300-297-284=881 (+17)11. Nebraska - 304-316-295=915 (+51)12. Northern Illinois - 305-307-304=916 (+52)Final Individual Results1. Kirsten Angosta, TCU - 69-69-68=206 (-10)T2. McKenzi Hall, UNLV - 72-69-66=207 (-9)T2. Maria Garcia, New Mexico - 68-71-68=207 (-9)T2. Camille Min-Gaultier, TCU - 69-70-68=207 (-9)T2. Lauren Zaretsky, Texas Tech - 67-74-66=207 (-9)T2. Reagan Chaney, Oklahoma - 68-71-68=207 (-9)*7. MaKayla Tyrrell, Oklahoma - 66-70-72=208 (-8)T8. Gracie Mayo, Oklahoma - 71-67-71=209 (-7)T8. Faith Choi, Ohio State - 70-70-69=209 (-7)T10. Moa Svedenskiold, Houston - 72-68-70=210 (-6)*T10. Sofie Dimitrova, TCU - 72-68-70=210 (-6)Nebraska IndividualsT49. Lauren Thiele - 73-76-77=222 (+10)54. Eden Lohrbach - 78-78-73=229 (+13)T56. Hannah Kono - 77-77-77=231 (+15)T61. Miu Takahashi - 76-87-71=234 (+18)T65. Danica Lundgren - 80-85-74=239 (+23)

Takahashi Hole-in-One highlights Huskers in Texas

The Nebraska women’s cross country team jumped to No. 6 in the USTFCCCA Midwest Region Rankings on Monday. The Huskers moved up five spots after being ranked No. 11 last week.

Over the course of the 2024 season, the women have finished in first place at two meets – the Augustana Twilight and Greeno/Dirksen Invitational – and third at the Bill Dellinger Invitational.

At the Bill Dellinger Invitational on Oct. 11, every women’s team member set either a personal best or season high in the 6k.&nbsp;Berlyn Schutz has led the team, finishing first at the Augustana Twilight, 10th at the Greeno/Dirksen Invitational and fourth at the Bill Dellinger Invitational. Schutz was recognized as the Big Ten Women’s Cross Country Athlete of the Week after claiming her individual title at the Augustana Twilight. Ali Bainbridge posted a second-place finish at the Greeno/Dirksen Invitational and a seventh-place finish at the Bill Dellinger Invitational. Brynna McQuillen has also registered two top-10 finishes in 2024.&nbsp;NU will kick off the postseason with the Big Ten Championships on Friday, Nov. 1 in Savoy, Ill. The women’s 6k will start at 10:35 a.m. (CT), while the men’s 8k will start at 11:35 a.m. (CT).&nbsp;USTFCCCA Midwest Regional Top 10

Story by NU Athletic CommunicationsThe Nebraska women’s cross country team jumped to No. 6 in the USTFCCCA Midwest Region Rankings on Monday. The Huskers moved up five spots after being ranked No. 11 last week.Over the course of the 2024 season, the women have finished in first place at two meets – the Augustana Twilight and Greeno/Dirksen Invitational – and third at the Bill Dellinger Invitational.At the Bill Dellinger Invitational on Oct. 11, every women’s team member set either a personal best or season high in the 6k.&nbsp;Berlyn Schutz has led the team, finishing first at the Augustana Twilight, 10th at the Greeno/Dirksen Invitational and fourth at the Bill Dellinger Invitational. Schutz was recognized as the Big Ten Women’s Cross Country Athlete of the Week after claiming her individual title at the Augustana Twilight. Ali Bainbridge posted a second-place finish at the Greeno/Dirksen Invitational and a seventh-place finish at the Bill Dellinger Invitational. Brynna McQuillen has also registered two top-10 finishes in 2024.&nbsp;NU will kick off the postseason with the Big Ten Championships on Friday, Nov. 1 in Savoy, Ill. The women’s 6k will start at 10:35 a.m. (CT), while the men’s 8k will start at 11:35 a.m. (CT).&nbsp;USTFCCCA Midwest Regional Top 101. Oklahoma State2. Minnesota3. Northwestern4. Iowa State5. Oklahoma6. Nebraska7. Loyola-Chicago8. Bradley9. Missouri10. Tulsa

Husker Women ranked Sixth in Midwest Region

RPAC Volleyball Tournament Bracket final day Standings

Story by NU Athletic Communication

Lincoln, Neb.&nbsp;- Despite outshooting the Huskies 25-9, the Nebraska soccer team fell 2-0 to Washington at home on Senior Sunday.&nbsp;

Nebraska also held the advantage in corners (7-0), but Washington led in shots on goal (7-5) and saves (7-3), as the Huskers dropped to 5-10-1 (2-7-1 Big Ten) on the season and Washington improved to 9-5-2 (6-4-0 Big Ten).&nbsp;

Nebraska was on the offensive attack early, as Sarah Weber tallied the opening two shots of the game, but it was Washington that recorded the first finish for either team. In the seventh minute, Ioanna Papatheodorou scored off assists from Samiah Shell and Kelsey Branson.

Going into the half, the Huskers held the lead in shots (14-7) and corners (4-0), while the Huskies tallied one more shot on goal (4-3). Individually, Weber led the way for the Huskers with six shots and freshman Reese Snowden added three of her own. Abbey Schwarz, Lauryn Anglim and Gwen Lane each recorded a shot on frame.

In the second half, the Huskers recorded 11 shots, including a few late chances to score, but Washington’s Alex Buck stretched the Huskie lead to 2-0 after a turnover in the Husker backfield in the 68th minute.&nbsp;

Weber’s nine shots on the day brings her career total to 330, just shy of Meghan Anderson in second place in the Husker record books. Overall, 10 Huskers recorded at least one shot, and two Huskers played the complete game, Haley Peterson and Anglim.&nbsp;

The Huskers wrap up regular season play as they welcome Indiana to Hibner Stadium on Sunday, Oct. 27. Action is slated for 1:05 p.m. (CT) and will be streamed on Big Ten Plus.

Story by NU Athletic CommunicationLincoln, Neb.&nbsp;- Despite outshooting the Huskies 25-9, the Nebraska soccer team fell 2-0 to Washington at home on Senior Sunday.&nbsp;Nebraska also held the advantage in corners (7-0), but Washington led in shots on goal (7-5) and saves (7-3), as the Huskers dropped to 5-10-1 (2-7-1 Big Ten) on the season and Washington improved to 9-5-2 (6-4-0 Big Ten).&nbsp;Nebraska was on the offensive attack early, as Sarah Weber tallied the opening two shots of the game, but it was Washington that recorded the first finish for either team. In the seventh minute, Ioanna Papatheodorou scored off assists from Samiah Shell and Kelsey Branson.Going into the half, the Huskers held the lead in shots (14-7) and corners (4-0), while the Huskies tallied one more shot on goal (4-3). Individually, Weber led the way for the Huskers with six shots and freshman Reese Snowden added three of her own. Abbey Schwarz, Lauryn Anglim and Gwen Lane each recorded a shot on frame.In the second half, the Huskers recorded 11 shots, including a few late chances to score, but Washington’s Alex Buck stretched the Huskie lead to 2-0 after a turnover in the Husker backfield in the 68th minute.&nbsp;Weber’s nine shots on the day brings her career total to 330, just shy of Meghan Anderson in second place in the Husker record books. Overall, 10 Huskers recorded at least one shot, and two Huskers played the complete game, Haley Peterson and Anglim.&nbsp;The Huskers wrap up regular season play as they welcome Indiana to Hibner Stadium on Sunday, Oct. 27. Action is slated for 1:05 p.m. (CT) and will be streamed on Big Ten Plus.

Huskers fall to Washington, 2-0 

Grand Island, Neb. - Schools officials for Grand Island Public Schools announced today that there will be no girls' varsity basketball for the upcoming season due to no juniors or seniors. North Platte girls' basketball was set to play the Islanders on Dec. 14th at home. As of now, that day will be a boys varsity contest between North Platte and Grand Island.&nbsp;

Read the official statement below from GIPS:

Grand Island, Neb. - Schools officials for Grand Island Public Schools announced today that there will be no girls' varsity basketball for the upcoming season due to no juniors or seniors. North Platte girls' basketball was set to play the Islanders on Dec. 14th at home. As of now, that day will be a boys varsity contest between North Platte and Grand Island.&nbsp;Read the official statement below from GIPS:<figure>
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No girl's varsity basketball for Grand Island Senior High for the 2024-2025 season

Anselmo-Merna def. Sandhills Valley, 25-16, 22-25, 25-15, 25-14 (3-1)

Arapahoe def. Alma, 20-25, 25-22, 14-25, 25-19, 15-13 (3-2)

Brady def. South Loup (Callaway/Arnold), 25-23, 25-9, 25-21 (3-0)

Chase County def. Bridgeport, 25-17, 25-19, 25-20 (3-0)

Dundy County Stratton def. Paxton, 25-12, 22-25, 25-22, 25-16 (3-1)

Hitchcock County def. Dundy County Stratton, 25-23, 25-15, 25-22 (3-0)

Hitchcock County def. Maxwell, 16-25, 25-21, 26-24, 25-23 (3-1)

Kearney Catholic def. Broken Bow, 25-20, 25-16, 25-23 (3-0)

Maywood-Hayes Center def. Sutherland, 24-26, 25-13, 25-16, 25-12&nbsp; &nbsp; (3-1)

Maywood-Hayes Center def. Wauneta-Palisade, 19-25, 25-14, 25-11, 25-17 (3-1)

Ogallala def. Scottsbluff, 25-19, 25-14, 25-10 (3-0)

Sandhills/Thedford def. Arthur County, 25-12, 25-23, 25-12 (3-0)

Southern Valley def. Bertrand, 20-25, 27-25, 25-21, 18-25, 15-9 (3-2)

Southwest def. Medicine Valley, 25-15, 25-14, 25-14 (3-0)

Southwest def. Southern Valley, 25-21, 25-22, 25-10 (3-0)

Wallace def. Sutherland, 25-22, 25-18 (2-0)

Wauneta-Palisade def. Wallace, 25-12, 12-25, 25-23, 25-16 (3-1)

District A-4 and District A-2 Cross Country results - North Platte

Area Sports scores from 10-17

Columbus, Neb. – North Platte Community College volleyball fell to Central Community College in straight sets to close out Region IX regular season play on Thursday night.

In the loss, the Knights solidify the second seed in the Region IX postseason tournament and will host the opening round on Oct. 30.

Raiders used a 3-0 run to pull away in the opening moments of the first set. Central continued to hold the momentum as they stretched the margin to 20-11. A kill by Ella Rotherham helped North Platte cut into the deficit, but three straight points anchored by back-to-back aces secured the set for the Raiders.

North Platte took an early 5-2 lead on a kill by Nya Lual. Central fought back to knot the set up at five before taking the lead on an attacking error by the Knights. The margin remained close until a 6-0 run pushed the Raiders out to a 19-12 advantage. North Platte rallied to cut the margin to 24-21, but Central scored their final point to take a two-set lead.

North Platte kept the game tight early, before a 3-0 run propelled the black and gold out to an 11-8 lead. The game remained close as the lead changed hands three more times in the closing stages of the set. Trailing 19-18, North Platte turned to Zoe Maher who bested the defense three straight times to give the Knights a two-point advantage. Raiders responded with a 4-0 run, before eventually closing the set out on a kill by Lauryn Scott.

Maher led the way with 12 kills on 36 swings and two digs, while Jaelyn Dicke added 22 digs, 10 kills and one ace.

North Platte (11-22) will hit the road for their final road game of the season on Saturday. Serve against Lamar Community College is set for 3 p.m. in Lamar, Colo.

Story by NPCC Athletic CommunicationsColumbus, Neb. – North Platte Community College volleyball fell to Central Community College in straight sets to close out Region IX regular season play on Thursday night.In the loss, the Knights solidify the second seed in the Region IX postseason tournament and will host the opening round on Oct. 30.Raiders used a 3-0 run to pull away in the opening moments of the first set. Central continued to hold the momentum as they stretched the margin to 20-11. A kill by Ella Rotherham helped North Platte cut into the deficit, but three straight points anchored by back-to-back aces secured the set for the Raiders.North Platte took an early 5-2 lead on a kill by Nya Lual. Central fought back to knot the set up at five before taking the lead on an attacking error by the Knights. The margin remained close until a 6-0 run pushed the Raiders out to a 19-12 advantage. North Platte rallied to cut the margin to 24-21, but Central scored their final point to take a two-set lead.North Platte kept the game tight early, before a 3-0 run propelled the black and gold out to an 11-8 lead. The game remained close as the lead changed hands three more times in the closing stages of the set. Trailing 19-18, North Platte turned to Zoe Maher who bested the defense three straight times to give the Knights a two-point advantage. Raiders responded with a 4-0 run, before eventually closing the set out on a kill by Lauryn Scott.Maher led the way with 12 kills on 36 swings and two digs, while Jaelyn Dicke added 22 digs, 10 kills and one ace.North Platte (11-22) will hit the road for their final road game of the season on Saturday. Serve against Lamar Community College is set for 3 p.m. in Lamar, Colo.

Knights fall in Region IX regular season finale to Raiders

Volleyball - McCook @ NPHS Bulldogs

OMAHA, Neb.&nbsp;– The&nbsp;Omaha Supernovas, Nebraska’s professional volleyball team and first Pro Volleyball Champions, set their sights on the&nbsp;Pro Volleyball Federation Draft&nbsp;which is to be held on Monday, November 25 starting at 11 a.m. CDT.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The PVF Draft will take place over five rounds with each team having one selection per round. However, the Supernovas are one of only two teams to have more than five selections as Omaha acquired San Diego’s second round pick last year in exchange for outside hitter Lindsey Vander Weide.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The Supernovas will have four picks in the top 20 starting with the final pick of the first round at No. 8 overall. Omaha will follow up with two picks in the second round at No. 10 and No. 15 overall. The Supernovas will select third in the third round at No. 19, sixth in round four at No. 30 and fifth in round five at No. 37.&nbsp;

“The coaches and league officials thought it was important for us to hold the draft prior to the start of training camp,” noted&nbsp;Laura “Bird” Kuhn,&nbsp;head coach of the 2024 PVF Champion Omaha Supernovas. “The timing of our draft will allow college draftees the ability to focus their attention on the postseason, as well as potentially attend training camp and be positioned for success when they complete their collegiate season.”&nbsp;&nbsp;

PVF’s eighth and newest franchise, the Indy Ignite, was awarded the No. 1 overall pick before a lottery determined picks two through four. The remainder of the first round was set based on the 2024 postseason finish, which was won by the Supernovas in a straight-set sweep over the Grand Rapids Rise on May 18, 2024, at the&nbsp;CHI Health Center.&nbsp;&nbsp;

A separate lottery was used for every round two through five to set the draft order, which was held on October 15. The Supernovas, along with each team, will draft from local markets with real-time updates, plus video highlights of picks available after the draft’s conclusion.&nbsp;&nbsp;

A round-by-round draft order can be found&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001D1hZnEY9ay4u0QN9ckAMBKjtc-zjo6_1_ts0JZHe0FHpyaVRojO9W1k_1G4eODKOtul6dPIBVJg1cLfQZxMjhPdeALRrF2Hws13hMAS35G_Ouhm1UO1sbV6nr2UOAG_j3h1jN4uR8zrRLZPQ83R24WDkFC2HQsORo3EmR9dD7ELYCQZQGhx_G8-cVH2C0YsJov1Fy0GRYrAFJakiqmBq6wKIs5GfdqIhweY3GxKFyByNLL0SQvHwM3yVW6B2Twl7jKsZDS8UpQbzHVO8u5mS86wiuNDwOooHCPFqc0QE5jnov4fonpKJ8pTnGfQZ1EftX6RI3JfkVNU9C-juBsfYqq-t8kYWGq__bZ-PZJSNKEL79DGOfbDcQLNqIcAKExmZsTF8dTKaA5lwBfe3cOxCOXgH7PdIG_GWcN2jRk32ixCTSi0RSVVMorkvbIRXzbr84IYFPhHoNT0=&amp;c=R15whZaHGFRmtnWfHNSODETVyU5_GvcK0WiXLs0fNHja3TKNyQNWZA==&amp;ch=s0ogpPUtZSqAZkRA3zoU1f0AGp47S0oninGpL6znvFxSmvzPkLXnSg==">here</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Omaha aims to build on its rookie development from 2024, which led to the return of one of its own draft picks, middle blocker&nbsp;Sophie Davis, who was selected in the fourth round of last year’s inaugural draft. Building on another successful rookie development story for the Supernovas,&nbsp;Paige Romine-Briggs&nbsp;will continue her professional volleyball career in Grand Rapids, following her championship-winning season with Omaha in the inaugural Pro Volleyball Championship this past May.&nbsp;

Stay tuned for more details on Draft Day, including information about a special Draft Party with coaches and players on the evening of Nov. 25.&nbsp;&nbsp;

With another star-loaded roster and more opportunities to see the Supernovas, fans can buy the world’s hottest ticket in professional volleyball. Buy your 2025 season tickets today by clicking this&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001D1hZnEY9ay4u0QN9ckAMBKjtc-zjo6_1_ts0JZHe0FHpyaVRojO9W_Q83QCvoHzVaDr4ey004DhvixkNaJNBq0SaswW5a-zCoZjv5wW4p4o9PtvkK2u18b1Nmoyv_6Uz_DIEmzSixQ7ydGNOFiuDhDLST58loV8xMUvLfyuVC-DHwcUuN3KYqBL7jNicITd9&amp;c=R15whZaHGFRmtnWfHNSODETVyU5_GvcK0WiXLs0fNHja3TKNyQNWZA==&amp;ch=s0ogpPUtZSqAZkRA3zoU1f0AGp47S0oninGpL6znvFxSmvzPkLXnSg==">link</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;

For any questions regarding the season ticket purchase process, please visit the&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001D1hZnEY9ay4u0QN9ckAMBKjtc-zjo6_1_ts0JZHe0FHpyaVRojO9WwsiBR2yZHefP75q5PNEIwW9hd9rwE6OhcC2h5uEpLhBElgPVvMSMpMhSEz6l_mrb_FTD0rI3SiNiPnKtVRgoDEqCtTz0ig1Ob94nf2I0io0ZJ_7s4DGka8=&amp;c=R15whZaHGFRmtnWfHNSODETVyU5_GvcK0WiXLs0fNHja3TKNyQNWZA==&amp;ch=s0ogpPUtZSqAZkRA3zoU1f0AGp47S0oninGpL6znvFxSmvzPkLXnSg==">Supernovas Ticket FAQ page</a>&nbsp;or by calling 402-502-5268.&nbsp;

To celebrate being the inaugural PVF champions, fans will be able to see the Supernovas and championship trophy as part of the official Championship Trophy Tour. Please click this&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001D1hZnEY9ay4u0QN9ckAMBKjtc-zjo6_1_ts0JZHe0FHpyaVRojO9W_JfIRC72EpEVDgFav-jwVa4M9WexMPb1mjyHl_mvgIMzTWsHrQhHc48O-N1WTA1tPRiQ8gavpc7E3yctiWohjdD7_eOIz2XWGsbWX838A7zV3IYO4rfc7hsQ247XlEqvt7IktHH75Gf&amp;c=R15whZaHGFRmtnWfHNSODETVyU5_GvcK0WiXLs0fNHja3TKNyQNWZA==&amp;ch=s0ogpPUtZSqAZkRA3zoU1f0AGp47S0oninGpL6znvFxSmvzPkLXnSg==">link</a>&nbsp;to see where the Supernovas are this fall!&nbsp;

Geoff ExstromOmaha SupernovasOMAHA, Neb.&nbsp;– The&nbsp;Omaha Supernovas, Nebraska’s professional volleyball team and first Pro Volleyball Champions, set their sights on the&nbsp;Pro Volleyball Federation Draft&nbsp;which is to be held on Monday, November 25 starting at 11 a.m. CDT.&nbsp;&nbsp;The PVF Draft will take place over five rounds with each team having one selection per round. However, the Supernovas are one of only two teams to have more than five selections as Omaha acquired San Diego’s second round pick last year in exchange for outside hitter Lindsey Vander Weide.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Supernovas will have four picks in the top 20 starting with the final pick of the first round at No. 8 overall. Omaha will follow up with two picks in the second round at No. 10 and No. 15 overall. The Supernovas will select third in the third round at No. 19, sixth in round four at No. 30 and fifth in round five at No. 37.&nbsp;“The coaches and league officials thought it was important for us to hold the draft prior to the start of training camp,” noted&nbsp;Laura “Bird” Kuhn,&nbsp;head coach of the 2024 PVF Champion Omaha Supernovas. “The timing of our draft will allow college draftees the ability to focus their attention on the postseason, as well as potentially attend training camp and be positioned for success when they complete their collegiate season.”&nbsp;&nbsp;PVF’s eighth and newest franchise, the Indy Ignite, was awarded the No. 1 overall pick before a lottery determined picks two through four. The remainder of the first round was set based on the 2024 postseason finish, which was won by the Supernovas in a straight-set sweep over the Grand Rapids Rise on May 18, 2024, at the&nbsp;CHI Health Center.&nbsp;&nbsp;A separate lottery was used for every round two through five to set the draft order, which was held on October 15. The Supernovas, along with each team, will draft from local markets with real-time updates, plus video highlights of picks available after the draft’s conclusion.&nbsp;&nbsp;A round-by-round draft order can be found&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://db9xbvgbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001D1hZnEY9ay4u0QN9ckAMBKjtc-zjo6_1_ts0JZHe0FHpyaVRojO9W1k_1G4eODKOtul6dPIBVJg1cLfQZxMjhPdeALRrF2Hws13hMAS35G_Ouhm1UO1sbV6nr2UOAG_j3h1jN4uR8zrRLZPQ83R24WDkFC2HQsORo3EmR9dD7ELYCQZQGhx_G8-cVH2C0YsJov1Fy0GRYrAFJakiqmBq6wKIs5GfdqIhweY3GxKFyByNLL0SQvHwM3yVW6B2Twl7jKsZDS8UpQbzHVO8u5mS86wiuNDwOooHCPFqc0QE5jnov4fonpKJ8pTnGfQZ1EftX6RI3JfkVNU9C-juBsfYqq-t8kYWGq__bZ-PZJSNKEL79DGOfbDcQLNqIcAKExmZsTF8dTKaA5lwBfe3cOxCOXgH7PdIG_GWcN2jRk32ixCTSi0RSVVMorkvbIRXzbr84IYFPhHoNT0=&amp;c=R15whZaHGFRmtnWfHNSODETVyU5_GvcK0WiXLs0fNHja3TKNyQNWZA==&amp;ch=s0ogpPUtZSqAZkRA3zoU1f0AGp47S0oninGpL6znvFxSmvzPkLXnSg==">here</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;Omaha aims to build on its rookie development from 2024, which led to the return of one of its own draft picks, middle blocker&nbsp;Sophie Davis, who was selected in the fourth round of last year’s inaugural draft. Building on another successful rookie development story for the Supernovas,&nbsp;Paige Romine-Briggs&nbsp;will continue her professional volleyball career in Grand Rapids, following her championship-winning season with Omaha in the inaugural Pro Volleyball Championship this past May.&nbsp;Stay tuned for more details on Draft Day, including information about a special Draft Party with coaches and players on the evening of Nov. 25.&nbsp;&nbsp;With another star-loaded roster and more opportunities to see the Supernovas, fans can buy the world’s hottest ticket in professional volleyball. 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Ankeny, Iowa –&nbsp;Kristyn Woolley&nbsp;notched a collegiate best round 97 to open play at the Grand View Invitational on Monday. Woolley followed up with a final round 101 to bring home a 31st place finish.

Esperanza Mendoza-Rama&nbsp;carded a 103 in the final round to finish 33rd in the field.&nbsp;Kaylee Carlson&nbsp;bested her opening round by 14 strokes to finish 36th.

Knights will return to the course in the spring to continue the 2024-25 season.

North Platte31.&nbsp;Kristyn Woolley&nbsp;– 97-101 (+56)33.&nbsp;Esperanza Mendoza-Rama&nbsp;– 100-103 (+61)36.&nbsp;Kaylee Carlson&nbsp;–&nbsp;122-108 (+88)

Story by NPCC Athletic CommunicationsAnkeny, Iowa –&nbsp;Kristyn Woolley&nbsp;notched a collegiate best round 97 to open play at the Grand View Invitational on Monday. Woolley followed up with a final round 101 to bring home a 31st place finish.Esperanza Mendoza-Rama&nbsp;carded a 103 in the final round to finish 33rd in the field.&nbsp;Kaylee Carlson&nbsp;bested her opening round by 14 strokes to finish 36th.Knights will return to the course in the spring to continue the 2024-25 season.North Platte31.&nbsp;Kristyn Woolley&nbsp;– 97-101 (+56)33.&nbsp;Esperanza Mendoza-Rama&nbsp;– 100-103 (+61)36.&nbsp;Kaylee Carlson&nbsp;–&nbsp;122-108 (+88)

Woolley notches collegiate best round at Grand View Invitational

Ankeny, Iowa – North Platte Community College men's golf team finished 12th at the Grand View Invitational in Ankeny, Iowa on Tuesday.

Taytom Timbers&nbsp;led the way with a 48th place finish. Timbers shot an opening round 82, but rallied with eleven pars in the final round to finish 16-over par.

Layne Smotzer&nbsp;concluded the tournament 21-over par after a second round 77.&nbsp;Caeson Clarke&nbsp;shot his best round on day two, recording a 78 to finish 63rd in the individual standings.

Cole Kramer&nbsp;finished 68th after a final round 88, while&nbsp;Treyten York&nbsp;finished three strokes back of his teammate with a 69th place finish.

North PlatteT48.&nbsp;Taytom Timbers&nbsp;– 82-76 (+16)62.&nbsp;Layne Smotzer&nbsp;– 86-77 (+21)T63.&nbsp;Caeson Clarke&nbsp;– 86-78 (+22)68.&nbsp;Cole Kramer&nbsp;– 83-88 (+29)69.&nbsp;Treyten York&nbsp;– 90-84 (+32)Team StandingsNebraska Wesleyan– 289-293 (+14)Grand View – 295-293 (+20)Iowa Western – 299-293 (+24)William Woods – 292-301 (+25)Southwestern – 307-295 (+34)North Central Missouri – 303-306 (+41)Simpson – 310-300 (+42)Iowa Lakes – 308-303 (+43)William Penn – 315-302 (+49)Central (Iowa) – 313-305 (+50)Grand View (B) – 318-305 (+55)North Platte – 337-315 (+84)

Story by NPCC Athletic CommunicationsAnkeny, Iowa – North Platte Community College men's golf team finished 12th at the Grand View Invitational in Ankeny, Iowa on Tuesday.Taytom Timbers&nbsp;led the way with a 48th place finish. Timbers shot an opening round 82, but rallied with eleven pars in the final round to finish 16-over par.Layne Smotzer&nbsp;concluded the tournament 21-over par after a second round 77.&nbsp;Caeson Clarke&nbsp;shot his best round on day two, recording a 78 to finish 63rd in the individual standings.Cole Kramer&nbsp;finished 68th after a final round 88, while&nbsp;Treyten York&nbsp;finished three strokes back of his teammate with a 69th place finish.Knights will return to the course in the spring to continue the 2024-25 season.North PlatteT48.&nbsp;Taytom Timbers&nbsp;– 82-76 (+16)62.&nbsp;Layne Smotzer&nbsp;– 86-77 (+21)T63.&nbsp;Caeson Clarke&nbsp;– 86-78 (+22)68.&nbsp;Cole Kramer&nbsp;– 83-88 (+29)69.&nbsp;Treyten York&nbsp;– 90-84 (+32)Team StandingsNebraska Wesleyan– 289-293 (+14)Grand View – 295-293 (+20)Iowa Western – 299-293 (+24)William Woods – 292-301 (+25)Southwestern – 307-295 (+34)North Central Missouri – 303-306 (+41)Simpson – 310-300 (+42)Iowa Lakes – 308-303 (+43)William Penn – 315-302 (+49)Central (Iowa) – 313-305 (+50)Grand View (B) – 318-305 (+55)North Platte – 337-315 (+84)

Knights finish fall season at Grand View Invitational

Class A Individual results - North Platte

Class C individual results - Perkins County

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NSAA State Golf Day 2 results

The Nebraska men's gymnastics team will compete in three home meets at the Bob Devaney Sports Center while taking on some of the nation's best teams throughout the 2025 season, Head Coach Chuck Chmelka announced on Monday, Oct. 14.&nbsp;

The Huskers open their season in Colorado Springs, Colo., at the Rocky Mountain Open on Saturday, Jan. 18 at 7 p.m. (CT). Nebraska will compete against Air Force, Arizona State, Oklahoma, Rocky Mountain Mavericks, SoCal United and Stanford.&nbsp;

The Big Red begin Big Ten Conference action by traveling to Illinois to face the Fighting Illini on Friday, Jan. 31 at 6 p.m. (CT).

Nebraska will compete at home for the first time in 2025 when the Huskers welcome Greenville to the Devaney Center on Saturday, Feb. 15 at 1 p.m. (CT).&nbsp;

Individual Husker gymnasts will then have the opportunity to compete at the annual USA Gymnastics Winter Cup in Louisville, Ky., Feb. 21-23.&nbsp;

The Big Red return to team action Friday, Feb. 28 at 8 p.m. (CT), when the Huskers face Oklahoma and California in a tri-meet at Berkeley.&nbsp;

Nebraska returns home to clash with Ohio State at the Devaney Center on Saturday, March 8 at 1 p.m. (CT), before continuing Big Ten action at Penn State on Saturday, March 15 at 3 p.m. (CT).&nbsp;

Nebraska returns to Devaney for its final regular-season meet against Michigan on Friday, March 21 at 6 p.m. (CT).&nbsp;&nbsp;

Postseason competition begins April 4, as the Huskers head to the 2025 Big Ten Championships in Ann Arbor, Mich. The Wolverines are also set to host the 2025 NCAA Championships in Ann Arbor on April 18-19.

Nebraska welcomes back 18 gymnasts including All-Americans Taylor Christopulos, Asher Cohen and Zac Tiderman, from the 2024 squad that claimed the Big Ten regular-season championship and a fourth-place finish at nationals. Freshmen Caden Clinton and Nik Tarca hope to add to Nebraska's chances of challenging for the Big Ten and NCAA titles in 2025.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Follow along on X, Instagram, and Facebook at @HuskerMGym for updates and the latest content on Nebraska Gymnastics.&nbsp;

2025 Men’s Gymnastics ScheduleJan. 18 - at Rocky Mountain Open (Colorado Springs, Colo.) - 7 p.m.Jan. 31 - at Illinois* (Champaign, Ill.) - 6 p.m.&nbsp;Feb. 15 - Greenville (Devaney Center) - 1 p.m.&nbsp;Feb. 21-23 - at Winter Cup (Louisville, Ky.) - (TBA)Feb. 28 - at California, vs. Oklahoma (Berkeley, Calif.) - 8 p.m.&nbsp;March 8 - Ohio State* (Devaney Center) - 1 p.m.&nbsp;March 15 - Penn State* (State College, Pa.) - 3 p.m.March 21 - Michigan* (Devaney Center) - 6 p.m.&nbsp;April 4-5 - Big Ten Championships (Ann Arbor, Mich.) - TBAApril 18-19 NCAA Championships (Ann Arbor, Mich.) - (Saturday, 1:30; Sunday, 6 p.m.)&nbsp;All times Central Time and subject to change.&nbsp;*Indicates Big Ten Meet&nbsp;Home meets are in Bold&nbsp;

Story by NU Athletic CommunicationsThe Nebraska men's gymnastics team will compete in three home meets at the Bob Devaney Sports Center while taking on some of the nation's best teams throughout the 2025 season, Head Coach Chuck Chmelka announced on Monday, Oct. 14.&nbsp;The Huskers open their season in Colorado Springs, Colo., at the Rocky Mountain Open on Saturday, Jan. 18 at 7 p.m. (CT). Nebraska will compete against Air Force, Arizona State, Oklahoma, Rocky Mountain Mavericks, SoCal United and Stanford.&nbsp;The Big Red begin Big Ten Conference action by traveling to Illinois to face the Fighting Illini on Friday, Jan. 31 at 6 p.m. (CT).Nebraska will compete at home for the first time in 2025 when the Huskers welcome Greenville to the Devaney Center on Saturday, Feb. 15 at 1 p.m. (CT).&nbsp;Individual Husker gymnasts will then have the opportunity to compete at the annual USA Gymnastics Winter Cup in Louisville, Ky., Feb. 21-23.&nbsp;The Big Red return to team action Friday, Feb. 28 at 8 p.m. (CT), when the Huskers face Oklahoma and California in a tri-meet at Berkeley.&nbsp;Nebraska returns home to clash with Ohio State at the Devaney Center on Saturday, March 8 at 1 p.m. (CT), before continuing Big Ten action at Penn State on Saturday, March 15 at 3 p.m. (CT).&nbsp;Nebraska returns to Devaney for its final regular-season meet against Michigan on Friday, March 21 at 6 p.m. (CT).&nbsp;&nbsp;Postseason competition begins April 4, as the Huskers head to the 2025 Big Ten Championships in Ann Arbor, Mich. The Wolverines are also set to host the 2025 NCAA Championships in Ann Arbor on April 18-19.Nebraska welcomes back 18 gymnasts including All-Americans Taylor Christopulos, Asher Cohen and Zac Tiderman, from the 2024 squad that claimed the Big Ten regular-season championship and a fourth-place finish at nationals. Freshmen Caden Clinton and Nik Tarca hope to add to Nebraska's chances of challenging for the Big Ten and NCAA titles in 2025.&nbsp;&nbsp;Follow along on X, Instagram, and Facebook at @HuskerMGym for updates and the latest content on Nebraska Gymnastics.&nbsp;2025 Men’s Gymnastics ScheduleJan. 18 - at Rocky Mountain Open (Colorado Springs, Colo.) - 7 p.m.Jan. 31 - at Illinois* (Champaign, Ill.) - 6 p.m.&nbsp;Feb. 15 - Greenville (Devaney Center) - 1 p.m.&nbsp;Feb. 21-23 - at Winter Cup (Louisville, Ky.) - (TBA)Feb. 28 - at California, vs. Oklahoma (Berkeley, Calif.) - 8 p.m.&nbsp;March 8 - Ohio State* (Devaney Center) - 1 p.m.&nbsp;March 15 - Penn State* (State College, Pa.) - 3 p.m.March 21 - Michigan* (Devaney Center) - 6 p.m.&nbsp;April 4-5 - Big Ten Championships (Ann Arbor, Mich.) - TBAApril 18-19 NCAA Championships (Ann Arbor, Mich.) - (Saturday, 1:30; Sunday, 6 p.m.)&nbsp;All times Central Time and subject to change.&nbsp;*Indicates Big Ten Meet&nbsp;Home meets are in Bold&nbsp;

Huskers announce 2025 Men’s Gymnastics Schedule

Facing an early four-run deficit, the Red team used a seven-run outburst in the bottom of the fourth inning to post a 7-5 win and grab a 2-1 lead in the Red-White Series on Monday afternoon at Hawks Field.

Red had seven runs on six hits and an error, while White totaled five runs on nine hits.

Gavin Blachowicz earned the win out of the bullpen, dealing 2.1 shutout innings with one hit, a strikeout and one walk. Luke Broderick collected the save after pitching the final 1.2 innings in shutout fashion. Will Walsh went three innings in the start, allowing four runs on eight hits with a pair of punchouts.

White’s Jackson Brockett took the loss after giving up six runs on four hits with four strikeouts and three walks in 3.2 innings of work. Pryce Bender surrendered a run on two hits in 1.1 innings out of the bullpen, while J’Shawn Unger tossed one scoreless inning of relief.

Red’s Hayden Lewis went 2-for-3 with a pair of doubles and an RBI. Cayden Brumbaugh was 1-for-4 with a double and three RBI. Riley Silva and Gabe Swansen tallied a hit and an RBI each, while Cael Frost added a hit.

Robby Bolin, Case Sanderson and Will Jesske led the White offense with two hits apiece. Dylan Carey, Max Buettenback and TJ Coats recorded one hit.

The White offense went to work early, plating three runs on four hits in the opening frame. Consecutive one-out singles from Bolin and Carey had runners on first and third, before Buettenback lined an RBI double into the left-center gap to bring home Bolin.

Carey trotted home on a passed ball, while Sanderson smacked an RBI to right field to score Buettenback and give the visiting team a 3-0 advantage in the first.

Sanderson ripped a two-out double down the right-field line and later came around to score on an RBI single from Jesske to build the lead to 4-0 in the top of the third.

Red overcame the four-run deficit with a seven-run outburst with five hits in the bottom of the fourth to take a 7-5 lead with three innings to play. All seven runs were scored with two outs in the inning, beginning with a sacrifice fly from Cotton and an RBI double from Lewis that cut the deficit to 4-2.

With the bases loaded, Brumbaugh smacked the 1-1 pitch to right for a bases-clearing three-RBI double that gave Red its first lead of the afternoon. RBI singles from Silva and Swansen grew the lead to three for the Red team in the bottom of the fourth.

A leadoff walk to Rhett Stokes began the seventh, while Stokes later scored when Carey lifted a sacrifice fly to the warning track in left field to bring the White squad within a pair of runs in the final inning.

Broderick struck out the next batter to preserve the 7-5 win for the Red team.

The Red-White Series continues tomorrow afternoon at 3:05 p.m. at Hawks Field.

Story by NU Athletic CommunicationsFacing an early four-run deficit, the Red team used a seven-run outburst in the bottom of the fourth inning to post a 7-5 win and grab a 2-1 lead in the Red-White Series on Monday afternoon at Hawks Field.Red had seven runs on six hits and an error, while White totaled five runs on nine hits.Gavin Blachowicz earned the win out of the bullpen, dealing 2.1 shutout innings with one hit, a strikeout and one walk. Luke Broderick collected the save after pitching the final 1.2 innings in shutout fashion. Will Walsh went three innings in the start, allowing four runs on eight hits with a pair of punchouts.White’s Jackson Brockett took the loss after giving up six runs on four hits with four strikeouts and three walks in 3.2 innings of work. Pryce Bender surrendered a run on two hits in 1.1 innings out of the bullpen, while J’Shawn Unger tossed one scoreless inning of relief.Red’s Hayden Lewis went 2-for-3 with a pair of doubles and an RBI. Cayden Brumbaugh was 1-for-4 with a double and three RBI. Riley Silva and Gabe Swansen tallied a hit and an RBI each, while Cael Frost added a hit.Robby Bolin, Case Sanderson and Will Jesske led the White offense with two hits apiece. Dylan Carey, Max Buettenback and TJ Coats recorded one hit.The White offense went to work early, plating three runs on four hits in the opening frame. Consecutive one-out singles from Bolin and Carey had runners on first and third, before Buettenback lined an RBI double into the left-center gap to bring home Bolin.Carey trotted home on a passed ball, while Sanderson smacked an RBI to right field to score Buettenback and give the visiting team a 3-0 advantage in the first.Sanderson ripped a two-out double down the right-field line and later came around to score on an RBI single from Jesske to build the lead to 4-0 in the top of the third.Red overcame the four-run deficit with a seven-run outburst with five hits in the bottom of the fourth to take a 7-5 lead with three innings to play. All seven runs were scored with two outs in the inning, beginning with a sacrifice fly from Cotton and an RBI double from Lewis that cut the deficit to 4-2.With the bases loaded, Brumbaugh smacked the 1-1 pitch to right for a bases-clearing three-RBI double that gave Red its first lead of the afternoon. RBI singles from Silva and Swansen grew the lead to three for the Red team in the bottom of the fourth.A leadoff walk to Rhett Stokes began the seventh, while Stokes later scored when Carey lifted a sacrifice fly to the warning track in left field to bring the White squad within a pair of runs in the final inning.Broderick struck out the next batter to preserve the 7-5 win for the Red team.The Red-White Series continues tomorrow afternoon at 3:05 p.m. at Hawks Field.

Seven-Run outburst leads Red to 7-5 win in game three

Class C Individual results - Ogallala, Perkins County