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Jokes to stop when big game begins
Jokes to stop when big game begins
11:30 p.m.Friday night is the first ratings rumble of the season in Class A -- No. 2 Millard West at No. 1 Millard South -- and Thursday night's Millard North-Burke game found West coach Kirk... »
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    Patriots score with offensive duo

    FOOTBALL
    Patriots score with offensive duo
    Quentin Urban and Blake Headley are giving a new definition to the phrase “dynamic duo.” The Millard South seniors are on the field at all times when the Patriots have the ball. From there, anything is possible. Urban and Headley are splitting time at quarterback for top-ranked Millard South, which squares off with No. 2 Millard West at 7 p.m. Friday at Buell Stadium. When one is under the center, the other is somewhere else causing havoc. The 5-foot-11, 185-pound Urban is a... »

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    VOLLEYBALL
    White: Many hoping to join select company
    Few Iowa high school sports feature more dynasties than volleyball. Tripoli has won eight of the past 10 Class 1-A state titles. In 2-A, Western Christian has claimed seven of the past nine crowns. Dubuque Wahlert opened the 2000s by winning six... »

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    Mustangs running backs carry load in win
    Mustangs running backs carry load in win

    Millard North was back Thursday night to its running game, churning out 318 yards and throwing only four passes in a 21-10 win over Omaha Burke. What's different is that the No. 4 Mustangs aren't making sophomore quarterback Isaac Aakre the workhorse. Running backs Nick Bellus got 15 carries, for 93 yards and a touchdown; Chris Bailey 13 carries, for 58 yards; and Jacob Bergmeier six carries, for 128 yards and a touchdown against the No. 5 Bulldogs.

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    VOLLEYBALL
    Top-ranked Titans beat Burke in season opener

    With volleyball expectations so high at Papillion-La Vista South, the top-ranked Titans were fired up for their season opener Thursday night against visiting Omaha Burke. Maybe a little too fired up. Papio South struggled to win the first set but eventually worked things out, sweeping the No. 10 Bulldogs 27-25, 25-13, 25-18. The Titans entered the match ranked No. 1 in the Nebraska Top 10 and No. 5 nationally by prepvolleyball.com.

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    VOLLEYBALL
    Titans knock off Harlan in Hawkeye Ten showdown
    Titans knock off Harlan in Hawkeye Ten showdown

    The Council Bluffs Lewis Central volleyball team made it a top goal to win the Hawkeye Ten Conference this fall. It took a big step toward that end Thursday night. The Titans defeated Iowa Class 3-A No. 8 Harlan 25-18, 25-19, 21-25, 25-20, but there were plenty of moments that made the match feel like anything but the season opener that it was for the Cyclones. L.C. came in with a 1-3 record following a tournament in Ames, Iowa, last weekend.

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    VOLLEYBALL
    Western Iowa high school volleyball ratings, Sept. 3

    Western Iowa high school volleyball ratings by World-Herald prep rater Kevin White. Published Friday, Sept. 3.

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    Nebraska high school football leaders, Sept. 3

    2010 Nebraska high school football leaders through the first week of the season.

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    High Schools Live: Replay
    High Schools Live: Replay

    Replay today's chat with Mike Patterson and Stu Pospisil to get the latest scoop from the high school sports scene.

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    VOLLEYBALL
    Same smile, but a different challenge
    Same smile, but a different challenge

    When it comes to volleyball, Rachel Schwartz has just about done it all. She was an All-Nebraska player at Lincoln East High School in 2004, and a member of Nebraska's national championship squad in 2006. She also had a one-time foray into professional beach volleyball last year at Qwest Center Omaha. But life has changed for the 23-year-old Schwartz. She was married in May to Tim Culwell and then took another giant leap a few months later, taking over as the varsity volleyball coach at Lincoln...

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