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UNO hockey advances to second round of the playoffs

by Bill Pollock on March 8, 2010

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Eddie DelGrosso picked up three points on Saturday night to become UNO’s all-time leading defenseman scorer as the Mavericks beat the Bowling Green Falcons 6-1 to sweep their best-of-three, first round CCHA playoff series, 2-0. The Mavericks also won 6-1 one on Friday night.

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MIAA champion Mavericks head to D-II Men’s Tourney

by Bill Pollock 03/8/10 8:07 AM

The Mavericks will open the first round of the NCAA South Central Region tournament Saturday as the No. 5 seed against No. 4 Tarleton State in Wichita Falls, Texas. The winner will play either Midwestern State, the host and top seed in the tournament, or Incarnate Word, the No. 8 seed on Sunday. The region [...]

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Nebraska-Omaha hockey grabs playoff lead

by Bill Pollock 03/6/10 6:50 AM

The UNO Mavericks erupted for four goals in the second period and raced to a 6-1 win over Bowling Green in game one of their best-of-three, first round CCHA Playoff series. Joey Martin, Terry Broadhurst and Alex Hudson each had a goal and an assist.

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UNO men advance to MIAA semifinals

by Bill Pollock 03/6/10 6:03 AM

Despite a career-high six three pointers (five in the first half) from Mariun Price, the Missouri Southern basketball team fell 89-83 tonight in the first round of the 2010 MIAA Basketball Tournament to the Nebraska-Omaha Mavericks at Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City.

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UNO men’s hoops, 4th in regionals, prepare for MIAA tourney

by Bill Pollock 03/4/10 7:30 AM

The Nebraska-Omaha men’s basketball is fourth in the latest regional rankings for Division II basketball. D-II is a little different than D-I. They have eight regions where the top 8 teams from each region make up the field of 64 and the Mavericks are firmly seeded in the South Central Regional.

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