Trevor Maeder

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(Underwood) -- Underwood girls soccer has become a frequent resident at the state tournament the past couple of years. While the Eagles were denied entry to state last year, they made up for it this year with a memorable run to Ames, culminating with the architect -- Head Coach Tyler Nelson -- earning the 2025 KMAland Soccer Coach of the Year. "My heart's still a little broken," Nelson said. "These girls put so much into this.

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(KMAland) -- Plattsmouth junior Micah Wehrbein was a key piece to the Platte boys soccer program's 2025 season. Those contributions are rewarded today as Wehrbein claims the 2025 KMAland Nebraska Boys Soccer Player of the Year honor. The Platte compiled an 8-7 record before losing to Gretna East in postseason play. Wehrbein points to their postseason win over Gretna as a highlight of their season. "We didn't start off that good," Wehrbein said.

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(Murray) -- They're in a two-game skid, but Murray softball sits above .500 behind an efficient offense that has performed at a high clip rate this year. The Mustangs currently sit at 7-5 on the year and 4-1 in the Bluegrass Conference. They've dropped their last two games, falling to 1A No. 2 Wayne and 1A No. 4 Ankeny Christian. "It's been a good start to the season," Murray head coach Aaron Carpenter said. "We've done some really good things.

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(Stanton) -- The 2025 Stanton baseball roster is a mix of experienced pieces and promising new faces. Those elements have combined to create a 5-7 record with wins over AHSTW, Essex (twice), Sidney and Fremont-Mills. Their most recent outing was a 10-6 loss to Southwest Valley on Tuesday. "We're feeling OK," Stanton co-head coach Alex Cabbage tells KMA Sports. "We're just trying to find our groove. We started out with a good win against AHST(W). We really showed some good things in that game.

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(Logan) -- Logan-Magnolia baseball notched another impressive win recently as they continue to prime themselves for a deep postseason run. The Panthers are 12-3 overall and 10-2 in the Western Iowa Conference. They've won eight of their last nine, including a dominant 10-0 win over Treynor on Tuesday night. The Panthers are 2-0 this week after also blanking Riverside (14-0) on Monday. "So far we've had a fun year," Logan-Magnolia head coach Kurtis Hinkel tells KMA Sports.