Alum-Ni said:

Per the article in the original post, the reasoning for placing boys vb in the spring is so as not to conflict with the girls game. There are no issues with court availability and the assumption is alot of these teams would have the girls coaches also coach the boys teams.

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I'm not sure I understand the logic in the article, specifically with courts.

Courts shouldn't be an issue in the fall. If schools have enough courts for both boys and girls basketball to play in the same season I can't imagine they would have trouble housing boys and girls volleyball in the same season. I would guess that the schools that are large enough to have boys volleyball as an NSAA sport would also be schools with 2 gyms. I don't know the numbers for sure, but isn't it a fair guess to say 9 out of 10 class A and B schools have 2 gymnasiums?

The coaching aspect is interesting. Boys/Girls Golf and Boys/Girls Tennis are split in seasons, likely so schools can use the same coaches (as the article states). Boys/Girls track, boys/girls swim-dive, and boys/girls wrestling are all in the same season and many schools have the same staff coaching boys and girls simultaneously. A lot easier to do with sports that have an individual aspect like those. Basketball and Soccer (team sports) also operate in the same season but have staffs unique to the boys and girls. Volleyball seems to be more in line with basketball and soccer than it does with golf, tennis, swim/dive, wrestling, and track in that it is a team sport.

If schools are worried about staffing the boys volleyball teams they could probably just pick the loudest parents out of the crowd and hire them. They seem to know everything!

Perkins County Invite

Link: https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/583645/results

BOYS
1. Chase County - 262
2. Perkins County - 141
3. Wauneta-Palisade - 68
4. Potter-Dix - 56
5. Wallace - 51
6. South Platte - 49
7. Maywood/Hayes Center - 36

100
1. Nathan Jacobs, South Platte - 11.50

200
1. Austin Smith, Chase County - 23.64

400
1. Nathan Jacobs, South Platte - 54.16

800
1. Tristan Jablonski, Chase County - 2:08.06

1,600
1. Mason McGreer, Perkins County - 4:41.10

3,200
1. Elijah Goodell, Perkins County - 10:10.02

110 HH
1. Dylan Tabor, Potter-Dix - 17.04

300 IH
1. Scott Hoover, Chase County - 43.95

4x100
1. Potter-Dix - 46.72

4x100 Throwers
1. Chase County - 49.75

4x400
1. Chase County - 3:37.75

4x800
1. Perkins County - 8:34.36

Shot Put
1. Noah Rau, Chase County - 51' 10"

Discus
1. Noah Rau, Chase County - 177' 10"

High Jump
1. Aden Acton, Wauneta-Palisade - 5' 10"

Pole Vault
1. Spencer Kelley, Chase County - 12' 0"

Long Jump
1. Kole Clevenger, Chase County - 22' 8"

Triple Jump
1. Aaron Cervantes, Chase County - 39' 7.75"

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GIRLS
1. Chase County - 290
2. Wauneta-Palisade - 114
3. Perkins County - 112
4. Maywood/Hayes Center - 94
5. Wallace - 37
6. South Platte - 30
7. Potter-Dix - 6

100
1. Riley Rusher, Chase County - 13.08

200
1. Riley Rusher, Chase County - 27.74

400
1. Libby Cole, Perkins County - 1:04.24

800
1. Emily Randall, Chase County - 2:33.39

1,600
1. Ashley Robertson, Wallace - 5:41.73

3,200
1. Ashley Robertson, Wallace - 13:01.09

100 HH
1. Peyton Owens, Chase County - 16.14

300 LH
1. Peyton Owens, Chase County - 50.46

4x100
1. Chase County - 51.68

4x100 Throwers
1. Perkins County - 1:07.91

4x400
1. Chase County - 4:21.29

4x800
1. Chase County - 10:25.53

Shot Put
1. LiLeigh Littrell, Wauneta-Palisade - 31' 9"

Discus
1. Jacqueline Gloy, Perkins County - 95' 10.5"

High Jump
1. Landree McNair, Chase County - 5' 0"

Pole Vault
1. Avery Beemer, Chase County - 10' 0"

Long Jump
1. Abigail Blackman, Wauneta-Palisade - 15' 0"

Triple Jump
1. Peyton Owens, Chase County - 32' 5.75"

Lincoln Northeast Relays
Link: https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/581965/results

BOYS

110 HH
1. Michael Obermiller, Grand Island - 15.12

300 IH
1. Charlie Thorne, Lincoln Southeast - 38.37

4x100
1. Lincoln Southeast - 42.72

4x100 Throwers
1. Lincoln Northeast - 51.78

4x400
1. Lincoln Southeast - 3:23.94

4x800
1. Elkhorn South - 8:23.58

4x1600
1. Lincoln Pius X - 18:47.78

Sprint Medley Relay (100-100-200-400)
1. Lincoln East - 1:38.73

Sprint Medley Relay (200-200-400-800)
1. Elkhorn South - 3:34.15

Distance Medley Relay (1200-400-800-1600)
1. Lincoln East - 11:22.19

Shot Put
1. Eli Riva, Elkhorn South - 49' 10"

Discus
1. Brady Detweiler, Lincoln Northeast - 139' 6"

High Jump
1. Javon Quinn, Elkhorn South - 6' 2"

Pole Vault
1. Liam McGlynn, Elkhorn South - 14' 6"

Long Jump
1. Bryce Faimon, Elkhorn South - 22' 7"

Triple Jump
1. Mason Bahm, Lincoln East - 44' 10.5"

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GIRLS

100 HH
1. Celia McCoy, Grand Island - 14.79

300 LH
1. Kelsey Hatcher, Kearney - 47.47

4x100
1. Elkhorn South - 48.41

4x100 Throwers
1. Lincoln Pius X - 1:03.17

4x400
1. Kearney - 4:07.44

4x800
1. Elkhorn South - 10:10.87

4x1600
1. Kearney - 21:57.73

Medley Relay (100-100-200-400)
1. Lincoln High - 1:56.92

Medley Relay (200-200-400-800)
1. Lincoln High - 4:29.02

Medley Relay (1200-400-800-1600)
1. Kearney - 13:09.90

Shot Put
1. Alexa Jacobsen, Kearney - 38' 6"

Discus
1. Greeley Cargill, Kearney - 127' 3"

High Jump
1. EJ Brown, Elkhorn South - 5' 8"

Pole Vault
1. Scarlett Fulkerson, Lincoln Pius X - 11' 0"

Long Jump
1. Lena Ward, Lincoln East - 17' 7.75"

Triple Jump
1. Adia Mayom, Lincoln High - 37' 1"

Frontier Conference Indoor Championships
Link: https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/590204/results

BOYS
1. Cornerstone Christian - 137
2. Cedar Bluffs - 95
3. Omaha Brownell-Talbot - 68
4. Omaha Christian - 52
5. Heartland Christian (Iowa) - 35
6. Parkview Christian - 34
7. Whiting (Iowa) - 11

60
1. Caleb Jantz, Cornerstone Christian - 7.47

200
1. Kelby Kok, Cornerstone Christian - 24.63

400
1. Rhett Urzendowski, Omaha Brownell-Talbot - 55.49

800
1. Tobin Klaassen, Cornerstone Christian - 2:21.50

1,600
1. Nicholas Milner, Cornerstone Christian - 5:24.42

3,200
1. Nicholas Milner, Cornerstone Christian - 11:38.34

60 hurdles
1. Ahaan Gulati, Omaha Brownell-Talbot - 9.28

4x200
1. Cornerstone Christian - 1:40.46

4x400
1. Cedar Bluffs - 3:58.27

4x800
1. Cedar Bluffs - 9:32.37

Shot Put
1. Trayven Kluthe, Cedar Bluffs - 41' 3"

High Jump
1. Kelby Kok, Cornerstone Christian - 5' 8"

Long Jump
1. Trayven Kluthe, Cedar Bluffs - 19' 4"

Triple Jump
1. Miles Cole, Parkview Christian - 39' 9"

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GIRLS
1. Boys Town - 114
2. Cedar Bluffs - 103
3. Cornerstone Christian - 84
4. Heartland Christian (Iowa) - 75
5. Omaha Brownell-Talbot - 34
6. Omaha Christian - 11
7. Whiting (Iowa) - 8
8. Parkview Christian - 2

60
1. JaKiyah Thomas, Boys Town - 8.11

200
1. JaKiyah Thomas, Boys Town - 26.87

400
1. Addisyn Sweeney, Cedar Bluffs - 1:01.54

800
1. Grace Steinmetz, Heartland Christian (IA) - 2:39.91

1,600
1. Grace Steinmetz, Heartland Christian (IA) - 5:41.56

3,200
1. Corbett Lanum, Omaha Brownell-Talbot - 12:26.58

60 hurdles
1. Olubunmi Frye, Boys Town - 10.60

4x200
1. Cornerstone Christian - 1:56.31

4x400
1. Boys Town - 4:43.24

4x800
1. Heartland Christian (IA) - 11:13.72

Shot Put
1. Madison Jarosz, Boys Town - 29' 1.5"

High Jump
1. Addisyn Sweeney, Cedar Bluffs - 5' 1"

Long Jump
1. Addisyn Sweeney, Cedar Bluffs - 18' 1"

Triple Jump
1. Jasmine Peters, Boys Town - 32' 0"

Doane Indoor Invite - Class A
Link: https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/594678/results

BOYS
1. Lincoln Southwest - 114.75
2. Waverly - 82
3. Elkhorn North - 54
4. Wahoo - 50
5. Omaha Westview - 33
6. Clarinda (Iowa) - 27
7. Gretna - 26.75
8. Omaha Burke - 26
9. Woodbine (Iowa) - 20.75
10. Papillion-LaVista - 16.75
11. Bellevue East - 14

60
1. Alex Uchtman, Elkhorn North - 6.93

200
1. Peyton Hurt, Wahoo - 23.29

400
1. Jett Tingelhoff, Elkhorn North - 50.31

800
1. Kyle Wagoner, Clarinda (IA) - 2:00.95

1,600
1. Kyle Wagoner, Clarinda (IA) - 4:37.76

3,200
1. Jared Schroeder, Waverly - 10:02.07

60 hurdles
1. Trey Stoynev, Lincoln Pius X - 8.37

4x400
1. Elkhorn North - 3:31.00

4x800
1. Waverly - 8:35.37

Shot Put
1. Eli Shada, Wahoo - 53' 10.75"

Discus
1. Andrew Shada, Elkhorn North - 164' 7"

High Jump
1. TayJon Morton-Swift, Bellevue East - 6' 4"

Pole Vault
1. Amanu Lesoing, Lincoln Pius X - 12' 6"

Long Jump
1. Finn McGovern, Lincoln Pius X - 23' 4.25"

Triple Jump
1. Tayvin Zephier, Omaha Westview - 45' 1.25"

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GIRLS
1. Lincoln Southwest - 148
2. Waverly - 59
3. Papillion-LaVista - 54
4. Elkhorn North - 53
5. Omaha Marian - 45
6. Gretna - 30
7. Clarinda (Iowa) - 25
8. Wahoo - 22
9. Omaha Benson - 16
10. Omaha Westview - 12
11. Omaha Burke - 1

60
1. Jerzee Knight, Clarinda (IA) - 7.78

200
1. Jerzee Knight, Clarinda (IA) - 26.19

400
1. Becca Campbell, Papillion-LaVista - 1:00.38

800
1. Emma Steffensen, Waverly - 2:15.24

1,600
1. Anna Ripley, Elkhorn North - 5:23.18

3,200
1. Avery Melendrez, Elkhorn North - 11:59.10

60 hurdles
1. Tahya Mrsny, Waverly - 9.33

4x400
1. Papillion-LaVista - 4:05.33

4x800
1. Lincoln Pius X - 9:48.59

Shot Put
1. Elle Heckenlively, Gretna - 39' 3.5"

Discus
1. Cathy Lojing, Lincoln Pius X - 117' 0"

High Jump
1. Claire Emerson, Wahoo - 5' 7"
1. Sarah Yiel, Omaha Marian - 5' 7"

Pole Vault
1. Avery Scott, Waverly - 11' 0"

Long Jump
1. Gracie Baete, Lincoln Pius X - 17' 7.75"

Triple Jump
1. Willow Petri, Omaha Marian - 39' 4"

Deshler Twilight

Link: https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/593201/teamscores

BOYS
1. Deshler - 219
2. Meridian - 121
3. Bruning-Davenport/Shickley - 114
4. Lawrence-Nelson - 48

100
1. Quincy Orme, Deshler - 12.30

200
1. Brendan Lemke, Deshler - 24.57

400
1. Christian Guenther, Meridian - 56.84

800
1. Holden McDonald, Deshler - 2:18.12

1,600
1. Xavier Pierce, Deshler - 5:34.33

3,200
1. Xavier Pierce, Deshler - 12:35.58

110 HH
1. Austyn Lindenmuth, Deshler - 17.90

300 IH
1. Austyn Lindenmuth, Deshler - 44.52

4x100
1. Deshler - 46.76

4x400
1. Deshler - 3:49.32

4x800
1. Deshler - 9:31.98

Shot Put
1. Eli Weber, BDS - 51' 11.5"

Discus
1. Carson Sieber, Deshler - 132' 10"

High Jump
1. Wyatt Holtzen, BDS - 5' 10"

Pole Vault
1. Dillon Schardt, Deshler - 9' 0"

Long Jump
1. Braxton Peterson, Deshler - 18' 9"

Triple Jump
1. Wyatt Kempf, BDS - 36' 0.5"

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GIRLS
1. Deshler - 153
2. Lawrence-Nelson - 126
3. Meridian - 72
4. Bruning-Davenport/Shickley - 60

100
1. BraeLynn Renz, BDS - 13.73

200
1. BraeLynn Renz, BDS - 28.72

400
1. McKenzie Hofstetter, Meridian - 1:11.13

800
1. Victoria Koehler, Lawrence-Nelson - 3:13.14

1,600
1. Kynnedy Beale, Lawrence-Nelson - 7:08.80

3,200
1. Kynnedy Beale, Lawrence-Nelson - 16:52.89

100 HH
1. Lainey Turner, Meridian - 22.91

300 LH
1. Paige Huston, Lawrence-Nelson - 55.91

4x100
1. Deshler - 55.17

4x400
1. Lawrence-Nelson - 5:00.72

4x800
1. Deshler - 14:38.07

Shot Put
1. Brynnly Harrison, Lawrence-Nelson - 32' 9.5"

Discus
1. Reese Harms, Deshler - 80' 0"

High Jump
1. Teagan Webber, Deshler - 4' 10"

Pole Vault
1. McKenzie Hoffstetter, Meridian - 8' 6"

Long Jump
1. Aliana Orme, Deshler - 14' 1"

Triple Jump
1. Maddy Laughlin, Lawrence-Nelson - 26' 1"

Anselmo-Merna Invite

Link: https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/590831/results

BOYS
1. Chambers/Wheeler Central - 132
2. Twin Loup - 130
3. Anselmo-Merna - 123
4. Brady - 74
5. Sandhills/Thedford - 36
6. Ord - 25

100
1. Colin Wright, Anselmo-Merna - 12.07

200
1. Oran Grint, Twin Loup - 24.21

400
1. Oran Grint, Twin Loup - 53.70

800
1. Jackson Wright, Chambers/Wheeler Central - 2:19.25

1,600
1. Jayden Tillman, Brady - 5:37.43

3,200
1. Beau Butterfield, Chambers/Wheeler Central - 12:31.66

110 HH
1. Tim Myers, Anselmo-Merna - 17.80

300 IH
1. Emmet Grint, Twin Loup - 45.36

4x100
1. Anselmo-Merna - 46.23

4x400
1. Twin Loup - 3:48.35

4x800
1. Chambers/Wheeler Central - 9:43.52

Shot Put
1. Zach Miner, Chambers/Wheeler Central - 40' 3.5"

Discus
1. Zach Miner, Chambers/Wheeler Central - 122' 10"

High Jump
1. Colin Wright, Anselmo-Merna - 6' 2"

Pole Vault
1. Kyptan Scheideler, Ord - 9' 0"

Long Jump
1. Elijah Heinz, Chambers/Wheeler Central - 19' 9.75"

Triple Jump
1. Trevor Duryea, Anselmo-Merna - 40' 0.5"

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GIRLS
1. Brady - 110
2. Twin Loup - 106
3. Sandhills/Thedford - 91
4. Anselmo-Merna - 73
5. Chambers/Wheeler Central - 48

100
1. Payton Stienike, Brady - 13.97

200
1. Kallan Cox, Sandhills/Thedford - 29.72

400
1. Lizzie Gartner, Chambers/Wheeler Central - 1:05.30

800
1. LoReena Schauda, Twin Loup - 2:45.42

1,600
1. Zoe Johnson, Brady - 6:19.39

3,200
1. Alli Smith, Twin Loup - 13:57.00

100 HH
1. Payton Stienike, Brady - 18.15

300 LH
1. Payton Stienike, Brady - 51.44

4x100
1. Sandhills/Thedford - 55.04

4x400
1. Twin Loup - 4:55.00

4x800
N/A

Shot Put
1. Haylee Dimmitt, Sandhills/Thedford - 34' 9.5"

Discus
1. Lily Thornton, Anselmo-Merna - 109' 5"

High Jump
1. Zoe Johnson, Brady - 4' 2"

Pole Vault
1. Makenna Miller, Anselmo-Merna - 7' 0"

Long Jump
1. Kallan Cox, Sandhills/Thedford - 15' 8.25"

Triple Jump
1. Lydia McGowan, Brady - 29' 7.75"

GrizzzlyPanda said:

Fort Calhoun Boys Open

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Yep ft Calhoun coach to wahoo

CLASS C2
Link: https://nsaa-static.s3.amazonaws.com/textfile/speech/c2rank.pdf

1. Hartington-Newcastle - 114
2. Plainview - 108
3. Howells-Dodge - 88
3. Elmwood-Murdock -88
5. Oakland-Craig - 60
6. Hastings St. Cecilia - 56
7. McCool Junction - 42
8. Humphrey/Lindsay Academy - 40
9. Nebraska Christian - 36
9. Cross County - 36
11. Ravenna - 34
12. Crofton - 30
13. Hartington Cedar Catholic - 26
14. Shelby/Rising City - 24
14. David City Aquinas - 24
16. Creighton - 20
16. Arapahoe - 20
18. Guardian Angels Central Catholic - 16
19. Sutton - 14
19. Tri County - 14
21. Johnson-Brock - 10

Duet Acting
1. Dane Gotch & Issac Santiago, Hartington-Newcastle

Entertainment
1. Grace Wallerstedt, Oakland-Craig

Extemporaneous Speaking
1. Taylor Nilson, Creighton

Informative Speaking
1. Katie Neuharth, Crofton

Humorous Prose
1. Lael Rathbun, Arapahoe

Oral Interpretation of Drama
1. Ty Diedrichsen, Karter Lingenfelter, Jacson King, Harrison Thor & Rece Frahm, Plainview

Poetry
1. Averi Hogue, Elmwood-Murdock

Serious Prose
1. Morgan Thieman, McCool Junction

Persuasive Speaking
1. Hazel Hochstein, Hartington-Newcastle

Program Oral Interpretation
1. Revin Nyberg, Cross County

CLASS C1
Link: https://nsaa-static.s3.amazonaws.com/textfile/speech/c1rank.pdf

1. Grand Island Central Catholic - 102
1. David City - 102
3. Omaha Brownell-Talbot - 90
4. Boone Central - 70
5. Freeman - 62
6. Louisville - 54
7. Battle Creek - 48
8. Centura - 42
9. Malcolm - 38
9. Broken Bow - 38
11. Lincoln Lutheran - 36
12. Fillmore Central - 34
13. O'Neill - 32
14. Falls City - 30
15. Twin River - 20
15. Bridgeport - 20
15. Centennial - 20
18. Laurel-Concord-Coleridge - 16
19. Elkhorn Mt. michael - 14
20. Mitchell - 12
21. Homer - 10
21. Chase County - 10

Duet Acting
1. Dayton Carlson & Easton Fiala, Louisville

Entertainment
1. Cooper Schelkopf, Lincoln Lutheran

Extemporaneous Speaking
1. Siri Doddapaneni, Omaha Brownell-Talbot

Informative
1. Brynn Custer, Broken Bow

Humorous Prose
1. Katelyn Curry, Boone Central

Oral Interpretation of Drama
1. Sam Troxel, Ben Ruyle, Andrew Robeson, Brady Troxel & Keston Krupicka, Freeman

Poetry
1. Ayden Jackson, Fillmore Central

Serious Prose
1. Luke Hoffschneider, Centennial

Persuasive
1. Logan Bradshaw, O'Neill

Program Oral Interpretation
1. Mahalet Kinde, Omaha Brownell-Talbot

hailvictors2 said:

Current NSAA sport offerings by season and gender

Fall
Boys (3)- Football, Cross Country, Tennis
Girls (4)- Volleyball, Softball, Cross Country, Golf

Winter
Boys (4)- Basketball, Wrestling, Swim/Dive, Bowling
Girls (4)- Basketball, Wrestling, Swim/Dive, Bowling

Spring
Boys (4)- Baseball, Soccer, Track/Field, Golf
Girls (3)- Soccer, Track/Field, Tennis

Adding boys volleyball in the spring wouldn't make a lot of sense to me. Add it in the fall so it aligns with girls volleyball (just like basketball, soccer, wrestling, track/field). It would also put 4 sport offerings in all 3 seasons. Spring is already the most compact season on the calendar. Adding another sport into that mix is a poor idea in my opinion.

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Per the article in the original post, the reasoning for placing boys vb in the spring is so as not to conflict with the girls game. There are no issues with court availability and the assumption is alot of these teams would have the girls coaches also coach the boys teams.

Coach Fuller must have a Ford F-150 and an Airstream that he parks at these places. I envy his ability to just up and go to random places.

I think the longevity of stays is a concern, but if you're short on applicants and don't have a quality candidate, you can't argue with the experience.

HuskinItUp said:

What I have heard through the rumblings and grumbling is the LC board is split on hiring him and do not believe Arcadia wants to hire someone who will be there for possibly 1 year. Most want the coaching staff that was there with Mike Scott to take over and get the program going like it was under his lead. Sounded like the LC Supe wants to make a para/AD/Football job just for him. Could be incorrect but just the rumor I was told from that community.

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Sounds like you have a lot of intel for just a rumor. Also sounds like a few assumptions from board members. Interesting read...I will relay that info on.

Lacrosse & Boy's Volleyball should remain club sports. I would also throw Hockey in to the same conversation. I understand it could be more of a Metro/Class A activity, but it would put pressure on smaller schools to co-op or create teams to provide those opportunities to keep kids in their building. I'd imagine that most schools are not on board with adding these sports to the budget. Not everything NEEDS to be an NSAA sanctioned activity.

Are we going to sanction Sand Volleyball for the spring too?

HuskinItUp said:

What I have heard through the rumblings and grumbling is the LC board is split on hiring him and do not believe Arcadia wants to hire someone who will be there for possibly 1 year. Most want the coaching staff that was there with Mike Scott to take over and get the program going like it was under his lead. Sounded like the LC Supe wants to make a para/AD/Football job just for him. Could be incorrect but just the rumor I was told from that community.

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They advertised it with the Social Studies position they had available but they must of filled that with someone else.

CB73 said:

Is he going to be Loup City AD then too?

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What I have heard through the rumblings and grumbling is the LC board is split on hiring him and do not believe Arcadia wants to hire someone who will be there for possibly 1 year. Most want the coaching staff that was there with Mike Scott to take over and get the program going like it was under his lead. Sounded like the LC Supe wants to make a para/AD/Football job just for him. Could be incorrect but just the rumor I was told from that community.

rufuller said:

Sounds like waiting on board approval from Arcadia on this hire which isn't until April 14.

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Is he going to be Loup City AD then too?

Current NSAA sport offerings by season and gender

Fall
Boys (3)- Football, Cross Country, Tennis
Girls (4)- Volleyball, Softball, Cross Country, Golf

Winter
Boys (4)- Basketball, Wrestling, Swim/Dive, Bowling
Girls (4)- Basketball, Wrestling, Swim/Dive, Bowling

Spring
Boys (4)- Baseball, Soccer, Track/Field, Golf
Girls (3)- Soccer, Track/Field, Tennis

Adding boys volleyball in the spring wouldn't make a lot of sense to me. Add it in the fall so it aligns with girls volleyball (just like basketball, soccer, wrestling, track/field). It would also put 4 sport offerings in all 3 seasons. Spring is already the most compact season on the calendar. Adding another sport into that mix is a poor idea in my opinion.

Fort Calhoun Boys Open

CB73 said:

I believe Rusty mentioned he would.

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Sounds like waiting on board approval from Arcadia on this hire which isn't until April 14.

kaz36 said:

I can't read the article because I don't have a subscription, but is there that much demand for boys volleyball in Nebraska?
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The article says they are at the very, very beginning stages of exploring it. I don't think any surveys or anything have been done yet. The article does mention that 36 states currently sanction varsity boys volleyball, with Minnesota and Missouri the most recent states to add it. It would be a spring sport.

northeastNebraska said:

I’d love to see lacrosse here.

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Boys volleyball is much more likely to pass than lacrosse, IMO