Gene Schinzel is a journalist for The World-Herald, primarily focusing on local sports coverage in Omaha, Nebraska. With a keen interest in college athletics, Gene's articles provide in-depth analysis, game recaps, and player profiles for various sports teams in the area.
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Gene's focus is almost entirely on local sports events, particularly college sports in Nebraska. Given the event-focused nature of his coverage, he would likely be most receptive to pitches involving previews or post-event analyses of upcoming or recent games, especially those involving local teams and athletes.
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By: Gene Schinzel
Omaha volleyball completed its regular season with a four-set victory over UMKC on Tuesday night.
By: Gene Schinzel
CHICAGO — No. 5 Creighton claimed the Big East regular-season volleyball title outright Friday night, but DePaul made the Jays work for it.
AKRON, Ohio — Alabama State never trailed as it used a fast start to build a double-digit lead and went on to down the Omaha men 85-67 Friday during the first day of the Akron Basketball Classic.
By: Gene Schinzel
McKenna Ruch and Kali Jurgensmeier, Omaha's top two hitters this season, were named to the Summit League volleyball first team on Saturday.
By: Gene Schinzel
MADISON, Wis. — Omaha women's basketball nearly erased a 13-point deficit in the final 12 minutes as Wisconsin held on for a 67-65 win over the Mavs on Saturday afternoon.
By: Gene Schinzel
No. 3 Nebraska finished with four individual champions and had finalists in seven of the 10 weight classes as the Huskers won the team title at the 12-team Navy Classic
By: Gene Schinzel
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AKRON, Ohio — Akron held a single-digit lead throughout the game's final 16 minutes as the Zips outscored Omaha men's basketball 92-84 Saturday afternoon at the Akron Classic.
By: Gene Schinzel
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