Chris Basnett is a sports writer for the Lincoln Journal Star, focusing on local sports in Lincoln, Nebraska. With his work appearing in various publications such as the Omaha World-Herald and the Kearney Hub, Chris covers a wide range of sports stories, including high school athletics, football, basketball, and more.
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Chris Basnett's primary focus is on local sports, particularly high school basketball and football in the Lincoln, Nebraska area. His articles predominantly cover events and announcements related to these sports. If you have relevant information about upcoming games, exceptional player performances, or newsworthy team achievements within this specific geographic region and sporting context, your pitch is more likely to be well received by him.
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By: Chris Basnett
Here's a look at some of the top performances from the high school sports scene last week. Please subscribe to continue reading…
For the first time in a while, we have a new No. 1. Omaha Skutt gets the honor in Class B after ending Bennington's Class B-record winning streak in dramatic fashion.
FIRTH — Junior running back Nathan Axmann returned from a thumb injury to carry the ball 37 times for 204 yards and three touchdowns as Class B No. 7 Waverly outlasted No. 6 Norris 28-21 Friday night at Norris.
By: Chris Basnett
Everywhere you look Friday night, an area football team will be playing for something big.
By: Chris Basnett
Playoff positioning and personal pride are up for grabs as we hit the final week of the regular season for everyone but D-1 and D-2, which start their playoffs this week.
By: Chris Basnett
Two unbeatens fell as Nebraska's eight-man state football playoffs got underway Thursday. Please subscribe to continue reading…
Every class in the state is down to its final 16 teams as the state playoffs get fully under way this Friday. State finals are scheduled for Nov. 22 (six-man), Nov. 25 and Nov. 26.
By: Chris Basnett
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By: Chris Basnett
After the state's eight-man teams got things started last week, six-man joins the fray this week. Here's a look at Friday's games. Games of the week
By: Chris Basnett
The No. 9-ranked Mustangs (6-4) will take on top-ranked Millard South in next week's quarterfinals.
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