Jaydon Hernandez-Sandoval of Lexington sends a ball flying back over the net during a lead singles match against Nebraska City's Andrew Walters during the opening day of the NSAA Class B State Championships at Woods Tennis Center in Lincoln. He advanced to day two with a 6-0, 6-1 win.
Lexington's Cristian Franco-Chicas returns a ball during a No. 2 singles match against Kearney Catholic's Miles Hershberger on Wednesday afternoon at the Woods Tennis Center in Lincoln. The senior advanced to day two of the NSAA Class B State Championships with a 6-1, 6-3 win.
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Former Nebraska volleyball coach John Cook was selected as the Aksarben Foundation’s most honored citizen Saturday at the organization's annual ball.
Lexington's Cristian Franco-Chicas returns a ball during a No. 2 singles match against Kearney Catholic's Miles Hershberger on Wednesday afternoon at the Woods Tennis Center in Lincoln. The senior advanced to day two of the NSAA Class B State Championships with a 6-1, 6-3 win.
Jaydon Hernandez-Sandoval of Lexington sends a ball flying back over the net during a lead singles match against Nebraska City's Andrew Walters during the opening day of the NSAA Class B State Championships at Woods Tennis Center in Lincoln. He advanced to day two with a 6-0, 6-1 win.
