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Sidney Opens Season with Win Over Cozad
SIDNEY - The Sidney Red Raiders hosted the Cozad Haymakers and came away with a 22-13 victory. Sidney’s defense kept Cozad in check early, forcing the Haymakers to go three-and-out on their first four possessions. Sidney took advantage, scoring on their first drive with an 11-yard touchdown run by Landon Riddle to take an early 7-0 lead.
Early bowl projections have the Nebraska football team playing in New York
The Nebraska football team won't kick off their season against the UTEP Miners until Saturday afternoon. Despite the fact they haven't played a game yet this year, there are already some people who think they're going bowling. In fact, most of the college football world believes that the Huskers will...
Potter-Dix outruns Peetz in offensive shootout in football season opener
PEETZ - Junior Dylan Tabor rushed for 253 yards and 4 touchdowns on 14 carries, threw for three more touchdowns, and the Potter-Dix football team opened their 2024 campaign with a 62-43 victory over Peetz on Thursday. Senior Dawsen Monheiser added 12 carries for 149 yards and two scores. The...
KMAland Nebraska Football Week 1 (8/30): Lourdes Central Catholic impressive in dominant win
(KMAland) -- Lourdes Central Catholic opened with an impressive win while Weeping Water, Plattsmouth, Ashland-Greenwood, Auburn, Falls City, Louisville and Sterling were other KMAland Nebraska winners in Week 1. Check out the Week 1 results and statistical leaders below. KMALAND NEBRASKA 8-PLAYER. Lourdes Central Catholic 60 Falls City Sacred Heart...
Norfolk wins wild week-one rivalry game
NORFOLK - It took Norfolk a while to take their first lead, but it was an incredibly opportune time. A 7-yd touchdown pass from junior Cole Signor to senior Jaeden Thompson in overtime proved to be the difference as the Panthers held off rival Columbus 35-28 in the season opener on Friday.
Beatrice beatdown: McCook too much to handle for the Orangemen
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – The Beatrice Orangemen started their 2024 campaign in the House of Orange Friday night, getting trounced by McCook 56-6. The Bison started the game scorching hot, moving the ball down the field with ease and taking a 28-0 lead by the end of the first quarter.
Football: St. Pat’s powers past Bridgeport
North Platte St. Pat’s controlled the ball in their season opener against Bridgeport on Friday with long, sustained drives as they defeated the Bulldogs, 21-8, at Knights of Columbus Field. “We did a really nice job on the line of scrimmage,” St. Pat’s Head Coach Kevin Dodson said. “We...
Bailey Yard workers to demonstrate
Bailey Yard shop employees, unhappy with long hours and increased scrutiny, will march in an informational picket from noon-2 p.m. on Saturday at the corner of Leota and the one-way streets of Jeffers and Dewey, near Nebraskaland Bank. The workers urge others to boycott Union Pacific’s annual “Family Days,” gathering...
A year under his belt in GPAC, Kudlacek aims to show what he's learned for HC
In sports, a slow start isn’t necessarily a bad thing. After struggling through a learning curve in spring football, Hastings College quarterback Carson Kudlacek seems to have gained some valuable lessons from the experience, exhibiting a noticeable development through fall camp that has HC’s assistant head coach and offensive coordinator Ken Fasnacht expecting big things from him this season.
Nebraska football will feature a 'unique' situation at kicker vs UTEP
The Nebraska football team has had a kicker competition raging since 2024 started. While the coaching staff said this week that things are clearing up a little, it doesn’t appear they’re clearing up enough. Tristan Alvano has been a bit banged up this year. He was also more...
Experience the miracle of life at the birthing pavilion
GRAND ISLAND, Neb. (KOLN) - A popular attraction at the Nebraska State Fair is the birthing pavilion, and it’s a place where kids and adults alike get a chance to see how farm animals come into the world. Dr. Karla Huneke said they have a team of veterinarians, with...
Volleyball Falls to No. 12 Creighton Saturday
OMAHA, Neb. – The University of Missouri Volleyball team (1-1) fell to No. 12 Creighton (2-0) in three sets (25-21, 25-23, 25-18) Saturday evening at D.J. Sokol Arena. Graduate outside hitter Mychael Vernon led Mizzou for the second-straight match with 14 kills while adding eight digs, three blocks and two aces. Senior Jordan Iliff joined Vernon in double-digit kills with 12 to go with nine digs on a .435 hitting percentage.
Creighton vs. Nebraska women’s soccer match moved to Monday afternoon
LINCOLN, Neb. — In an agreement between the two teams, the Creighton women's soccer match against Nebraska originally scheduled for Sunday afternoon has been moved to Monday with first touch set for 1:05 p.m. from Hibner Stadium in Lincoln. The match will still be streamed on Big Ten Plus...
Suspect arrested in Council Bluffs shooting investigation
(Council Bluffs) -- A suspect has been arrested following a shooting that sent one person to the hospital in Council Bluffs Thursday night. The Council Bluffs Police Department says 19-year-old Isaac James Landanger of Council Bluffs was arrested Friday for attempt to commit murder in relation to the shooting of a 17-year-old male in Council Bluffs Thursday.
Now Serving Omaha: Gorat's Steakhouse
OMAHA, Neb. — Getting ready to celebrate 80 years of business,Gorat's Steakhouse is eager to welcome you with quality steaks, Italian specialties, craft cocktails and other local favorites. "We actually cut and age all of our steaks in-house," General Manager Ashley Blodgett said. "We do it for a minimum...
Meet Star Crunch, the pet of the week available for adoption at the Nebraska Humane Society
OMAHA, Neb. — Each week, KETV NewsWatch 7 showcases an animal up for adoption at the Nebraska Humane Society. You don’t have to be named Little Debbie to adopt Star Crunch. He may not be a cookie, but he sure is sweet!. This good boy has been up...
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