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Watch Wyo. Coach Aagard Preview 2024 All-Star Game Vs. Nebraska
The annual Wyoming versus Nebraska 6-Man Shootout is on Friday in Chadron, NE. The kick-off is at 7 p.m. It will be the 13th meeting between the two states in the Battle for the Border all-star football game. Graduated seniors from 6-man football programs in both states were selected to play in the game earlier this year. Wyoming looks to avenge last year’s 52-16 loss to Nebraska. The series record is 6-6.
WYOPREPS PREVIEW OF THE WYOMING-NEBRASKA 6-MAN SHOOTOUT
WyoPreps spoke to Team Wyoming Head Coach Trent Aagard to preview the upcoming game. He’s excited to have players he’s coached against on his team this time, discussed how they put the team together, what he’s looking forward to the most, how they prepare quickly, what he expects from Nebraska, and more.
Wyoming has 18 players from eight of the 6-man teams in the state. Burlington’s Trent Aagard is serving as the head coach for Wyoming. He is assisted by Wade Aagard and Nate Kreider from Burlington, plus David Trembly of Dubois, and Jack Cobb from Little Snake River.
2024 Wyoming 6-Man Shootout All-Star Football Game Roster
Little Snake River has four players on the roster, while state-champion Burlington, Dubois, and Encampment have three players each. Farson-Eden, Hulett, Kaycee, and Meeteetse also had players chosen for the game.
In case you missed the roster release in March, here is the roster. Players are listed alphabetically by the school first, then their last name:
Hunter Aagard – Burlington
Mickey Maroni – Burlington
Jordan Michaels – Burlington
Kaleb Gleim – Dubois
Jonah Oard – Dubois
Wyatt Trembly – Dubois
Quade Jordan – Encampment
Ryon Miller – Encampment
Kaben Pickett – Encampment
Ory Johnson – Farson-Eden
Christian Reilly – Hulett
Vaun Pierson – Kaycee
Tanner Duncan – Little Snake River
Seth Maxson – Little Snake River
Isaiah Skalberg – Little Snake River
Jaden Thomas – Little Snake River
Jason Moody – Meeteetse
Joe Pina – Meeteetse
Wyoming-Nebraska 6-Man Shootout Series History
The Wyoming-Nebraska 6-Man Shootout began in 2012 at Arthur County High School in Nebraska. The game rotated between the two states through 2018. In 2019, the game was held at Chadron State College (CSC) in Chadron, NE. After a one-year hiatus in 2020 due to Covid-19, the game returned to Chadron in 2021. This will be the fifth time at CSC.
2023 = Nebraska 52 Wyoming 16 – Chadron, NE
2022 = Wyoming 68 Nebraska 44 – Chadron, NE
2021 = Nebraska 48 Wyoming 14 – Chadron, NE
2020 = Nebraska 52 Wyoming 25 – Harrison, NE
2019 = Wyoming 52 Nebraska 50 – Chadron, NE
2018 = Wyoming 16 Nebraska 14 – Albion, NE
2017 = Nebraska 58 Wyoming 38 – Kaycee, WY
2016 = Nebraska 59 Wyoming 32 – Albion, NE
2015 = Nebraska 34 Wyoming 8 – Guernsey, WY
2014 = Wyoming 68 Nebraska 26 – Bladen, NE
2013 = Wyoming 40 Nebraska 26 – Dubois, WY
2012 = Wyoming 54 Nebraska 52 – Arthur, NE
Wyoming-Nebraska 6-Man Shoot-Out Football: 2023
Wyoming-Nebraska 6-Man Shoot-Out Football: 2023
Gallery Credit: Karen Peroulis, Adria Trembly
ALLIANCE, Neb. (WOWT) – Carhenge, a replica of the world-famous Stonehenge made of old cars, opened in the Nebraska Panhandle in 1987.
According to Visit Nebraska, it was constructed in Alliance by the Jim Reinders family in memory of his father during a family reunion.
Carhenge also includes sculptures made of old cars and car parts.
It is open year-round and free to visit.
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LINCOLN, NEB — With less than 1% of Nebraska’s native tallgrass prairie remaining, Lincoln officials say a newly acquired tract of land could help preserve a disappearing part of the state’s landscape while expanding outdoor recreation opportunities for future generations.
Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird and city leaders announced the purchase of nearly 100 acres southwest of Pioneers Park for $924,630 through a partnership involving the City of Lincoln, the Lower Platte South Natural Resources District, and Solidago Conservancy.
The acquisition advances the Prairie Corridor on Haines Branch project, a long-term effort to establish a continuous conservation and recreation corridor stretching from Pioneers Park Nature Center in Lincoln to the Spring Creek Prairie Audubon Center near Denton.
Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird said the project will provide additional opportunities for residents and visitors to experience Nebraska’s prairie landscape while protecting natural resources.
“Advancing the Prairie Corridor, we create more opportunities for residents and visitors to hike, bike, explore nature, and experience the beautiful landscape that defines our region,” Gaylor Baird said. “We protect vital natural resources that improve water quality and help reduce flood risk downstream, and we preserve an important part of Nebraska’s natural heritage for future generations.”
The newly acquired Prairie Corridor Link property is intended to help connect Pioneers Park Nature Center and Spring Creek Prairie Audubon Center through a continuous protected prairie and trail system.
Plans for the Prairie Corridor include restoring over 5,000 acres of prairie lands (~2,000 acres of tallgrass prairie, and ~3,400 acres of native prairie) and constructing a 14.5-mile multiuse trail that will connect to Lincoln’s existing trail network.
“This property is a piece of a long-term vision to connect Pioneers Park Nature Center and Spring Creek Prairie Audubon Center through a continuous corridor, protected prairie, and trail,” Gaylor Baird said.
Parks and Recreation Director Maggie Stuckey-Ross said approximately over a majority of the Prairie Corridor Trail project has now been secured.
“Once complete, the corridor will include a continuous 7,400-acre passage of tallgrass prairie and a 14.5-mile multiuse trail, and in just nine years, nearly 70% of the Prairie Corridor trail corridor has been secured,” Stuckey-Ross said.
Project leaders say the Prairie Corridor has the potential to become a destination for hikers, cyclists, students, and nature enthusiasts from across Nebraska while helping preserve one of the state’s rarest ecosystems for future generations.
More information about the Prairie Corridor on Haines Branch is available at PrairieCorridor.org.
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