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23 November 2008: A Kansas City Chiefs fan shows off his painted face in the first half against the Buffalo Bills. The Bills beat the Chiefs 54-31 at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo. Photo courtesy of Corbis/Icon_Sportswire_via_Getty

Haters Gonna Hate

The disregard and animosity towards the Kansas City Chiefs is apparent, but what is truly behind it?
By Garrett Ringenberg, Sports Editor | March 12, 2025
Ella Japp (2nd left) and Keira Hecht (3rd left) after competing at the first All-Girls State Championship. Photo courtesy of Keira Hecht

To-Do: Homework, lift weights and make state history

Keira Hecht and Ella Japp compete in the first non coed State Wrestling Championship in Nebraska 
By Niharika Kandari, Reporter | March 7, 2025
Senior cheerleaders pose for a picture after winning the state title in Grand Island, Nebraska.. This was their last time competing and they ended up winning it all to end their high school careers. Photo courtesy of Reyne Armbrust

Raising the Poms: Cheering through the year

Elkhorn North Cheer Team sets new goals and aspirations for future cheerleaders
By Ava Newbauer, Reporter | March 4, 2025
The Hollywood sign in Los Angeles changed to welcome Luka to the city and team. The 77 signifies his jersey number and the yellow for the Lakers. Photo courtesy of Laker's instagram

He’s Supposed to Have a Statue

The trade that put the sport's world in a frenzy
By Jack Reinoehl, Reporter | March 3, 2025
A survey of 1,100 student-athletes shows what sports accumulate for the total amount of NIL money in the market. This graph was created in February of 2022, around a year after the NCAA approved NIL endorsements to college athletes. Graph courtesy of Student Athlete Insights

The Terror Behind NIL

Rapid growth of NIL has negative impacts on college athletics
By Tyler Cooney, Managing Editor | February 21, 2025
Super Bowl 59 will begin at 5:30PM on Sunday, Feb. 9. The Chiefs and Eagles will face for the second time in three years on the biggest stage. Photo courtesy of NFL.com.

Superbowl Unseen

Behind of the scenes of one of the biggest sporting events in the world
By Jack Reinoehl, Reporter | February 7, 2025
Weigh In: The Complex Diet of Wrestlers

Weigh In: The Complex Diet of Wrestlers

A look into the effects diet has on wrestlers
By Alayna Vaughn, Reporter | February 7, 2025
A image showing just a few of the different injuries that sports can cause. It shows a knee injury, a foot injury, and a hand injury. Photo credit to CSP Global.

2 Sports, 2 Risky?

Playing multiple sports in high school can be extremely risky
By Garrett Ringenberg, Sports Editor | February 7, 2025
Omaha Supernovas in team huddle during their game. Photo courtesy of Omaha Supernovas Instagram

PVF: A New Era Of Volleyball

The growth and impact of the second season of the Pro Volleyball Federation
By Taylin Lacey-Benson, reporter | February 3, 2025
Boys basketball cheers on the team hitting a three when they are up in a game. The shot was taken in a game against the Hastings Tigers when most of their starters came out so the bench could play.

The Unexpected Uprising

Boys basketball, currently 10-2,continues to push with hope for state
By Ava Newbauer, Reporter | January 30, 2025
This graph shows the NBA playoff games with atleast 8 million views. The chart can be seen as almost a down slope. Photo courtesy of sportsmediawatch.com

The Problem With the NBA

The NBA's viewership decline has become a serious problem; many wonder if the NBA will be able to climb back.
By Jack Reinoehl, Reporter | December 19, 2024
Indianapolis Colts running back, Jonathan Taylor, wears the new 2024 guardian cap during his regular season games. He wears this cap for extra protection and cushioning on his helmet to help him avoid serious injuries. Photo courtesy of Yahoo Sports

New and Improved: NFL Safety

NFL players risk their lives on every play, so the league should take the time to make sure their players are prepared and protected.
By Tyler Cooney, Managing Editor | December 19, 2024
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