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  • Trap club, more than just shooting

    The echoes of the shotgun blasts ricocheted off the overcast skies at Harry A. Koch Trap and Skeet Range. A slight drizzle wasn’t enough to stop members from the UNO trap and skeet team from showing off their skills last Thursday.

  • equestrian Ehlers leads Equestrian club

    Sarah Ehlers has been riding horses for 12 years. As a student at UNO, she’s kept her love for the sport alive with UNO’s Equestrian club.

  • frisbee1 UNO Ultimate Frisbee prepares for playoffs

    Intense, tiring and rewarding are the three words that junior Stew Buckley would use to describe being part of UNO’s Ultimate Frisbee club. Founded nearly 10 years ago, the Ultimate Frisbee club has been flying high ever since.

  • Milliken heads UNO bass fishing club

    Ben Milliken started a bass fishing club at UNO because he enjoys fishing and the competition it provides. When he is fishing, Milliken said, he thinks about where the fish will be, how to line up the next cast and whether to stay or go to a different location on the water.

  • club1 Join the club

    Club sports at UNO

    Through Campus Rec, UNO students have the opportunity to participate in more than a dozen intramural sports. At HPER and around campus, students form leagues to play flag football, basketball, floor hockey, volleyball and other sports.

  • Men’s tennis drops four to end season

    When the week began, the UNO men’s tennis team was looking at the possibility of going the year without a win over a fellow Division I team. But a 4-3 win over Western Illinois on Monday guaranteed that wouldn’t happen.

  • olsontennis Women’s tennis wins two of final three

    The women’s tennis team achieved a team goal by defeating a fellow Division I team on Monday then followed it up with victories in two of their final three matches.

  • rogers1 Record set, six event wins at Doane Relays

    In the second to last weekend of competition, the UNO women’s track team didn’t show any signs of slowing down. Two days of competition at the Doane Relays earned the Mavs one meet record that was just shy of a school record, six event wins and eight personal bests.

  • baseballrough Rough week for UNO up north

    Two weeks after UNO ended North Dakota State’s 16-game winning streak, the Mavs have yet to find their own winning ways and have lost eight of their last nine.  In the middle of a stretch that includes 15 games on the road, the Mavs lost games last week 8-4 and 1-0 to Minnesota, then 4-1, 4-3 and 5-4 in 11 innings to future Summit League opponent Oakland.

  • tennisfirst Tennis teams take first D-I victories

    One of the goals for head coach Mike Saniuk and the UNO tennis teams in 2012 was to get a win over a fellow Division I team.  As the week began at Western Illinois, that goal was quickly slipping away.

  • hastings Hastings named head coach at Minnesota State

    When Head Coach Dean Blais looks down his bench next season, a familiar face in Omaha hockey will no longer be by his side.  Assistant Head Coach Mike Hastings, who spent 15 seasons with the Omaha Lancers and the last three with UNO, was named the head coach of the Minnesota State-Mankato hockey team last Saturday.

  • golftim Women’s golf team finishes season with two top ten finishes

    In 2012, the women’s golf team had only done as well as a ninth place finish at the IPFW Spring Classic on April 2.  For most of the season, UNO finished tournaments outside the top 10.

  • tennissweep Men’s tennis sweeps, then swept

    Men’s tennis went from peaks to valleys in midweek action, sweeping Concordia 7-0 then facing defeat by the same margin in a 7-0 loss to Creighton.  Wednesday the Mavs rolled, winning all singles and doubles matches en route to the sweep of Concordia.  Less than 24 hours later the tables were turned, and it was Creighton getting the clean sweep against UNO.

  • UNLV offense explodes against Mavs

    For the second week in a row, the UNO baseball team was only able to scratch out one win in a four game series and have now dropped to 11-25 on the season.

  • Track grabs two wins at Wichita State

    A week after winning four events at Northwest Missouri State, the UNO women’s track team followed it up with two wins and more success at the 2012 KT Woodman Classic at Wichita State.  Sophomore Kathie-Lee Laidley won the long jump with a wind-aided mark of 19-09.

Sports

Milliken heads UNO bass fishing club

Ben Milliken started a bass fishing club at UNO because he enjoys fishing and the competition it provides. When he is fishing, Milliken said, he thinks about where the fish will be, how to line up the next cast and whether to stay or go to a different location on the water.

Entertainment

UNO student dishes out on-air laughs

Age is no barrier to success. Perform in a band, write field guides, attend college and perform an on-air comedy show are just a few items on Ben Tompkins’ list of daily activities; items most people would only find on their bucket list. Tompkins seems to be a real-life Energizer bunny.