Good morning, Grand Island.

Nebraska's top high school athletes were named to the 2026 boys school Super-State First Team, with state champions, prolific scorers and lockdown defenders (a select group highlighting local talent) recognized for their achievements; a celebration is planned in Grand Island soon.

Ole Miss scored in a rain-delayed NCAA Regional game on Sunday at Hawks Field in Lincoln, beating Nebraska 6-3 after play resumed at noon.

Nebraska now prepares to face Arizona State at 2:00 p.m. while Huskers Radio Network kicks off coverage at 1:30 p.m. (Ty Horn took the loss).

Husker guard Cale Jacobsen and Bluejay forward Isaac Traudt coached young athletes on the camp's final day in Lindsay, Nebraska, sharing advice on skill, work ethic, and teamwork (they recalled their own early challenges).

Their session aimed to inspire future players.

The Journal Star recognized local girls soccer players with the 2026 Super-State First Team.

The roster features record breakers, state champions & future college stars.

On May 31, the Nebraska softball team faced a tough elimination game against Texas at Devon Park in the Women’s College World Series as they looked to end a winless streak dating back to 2002 (with former players in attendance).

The NCAA Regional game between Nebraska and Ole Miss was suspended in the top ninth with Ole Miss leading 6-3 (the game resumed Sunday at noon).

Today, the loser will face Arizona State at 2 p.m. and the winner will advance to the regional final at 7 p.m. on KLIN.

Nebraska SIEGE Pro Arena Football

7-11 p.m. — Heartland Events Center — Prices vary — Experience the excitement of arena football with Nebraska SIEGE in Grand Island.

Nebraska SIEGE Pro Arena Football

7-11 p.m. — Heartland Events Center — Tickets start at $48 — Experience thrilling arena football action at this local favorite event.