When Hanna Schimmer called UNK soccer coach Rob Breton to announce her commitment, Breton sprinted around the top floor of the Health & Sports Center in excitement. This fall, Schimmer became the first Loper in program history to score 10 goals in a season and was tied for the most goals in the MIAA.
Schimmer rewriting record books for UNK soccer Read Post »
Junior middle blocker Mia Berg is the reigning MIAA Offensive Player of the Year and American Volleyball Coaches Association All-American. This summer, Berg discovered a new perspective during a medical internship in Guatemala.
Berg returns from Guatemala with new perspective Read Post »
For Ella Buhlke, her heart had always belonged to cross country, to the point where Buhlke was going to decline her entry into the Kearney Health Opportunities Program if she didn’t have a spot on the UNK cross country team. However, a vacation incident that put Buhlke and two family members into the hospital gave Buhlke a new identity in life.
Loper runner rises from walk-on to national qualifier Read Post »
In a rematch of a game that took place on April 8, No. 12 Elkhorn defeated No. 5 Grand Island Northwest 2-1 for the second time this season. Sophomore captain, Ella Rodgers, scored the game-winning goal in her first game back from a one-game suspension for a red card.
Elkhorn upsets Grand Island Northwest to advance to state tournament Read Post »
With two wins in Kansas at regionals last week, the UNK women’s tennis team has made the Sweet 16 for the fifth time in program history. This week, they look to make their second straight trip to the quarterfinals and perhaps farther, down in Florida.
UNK tennis qualifies for nationals Read Post »
After bringing the NCAA Central Regional home to the Health and Sports Center for the first time since 2019, the UNK volleyball season came to an end in the semifinals with a loss to No. 4 St. Cloud State on Friday night.
UNK volleyball season meets bitter end in regional semifinal Read Post »
