Nick Benes is a journalist based in Norfolk, Nebraska. He writes for the Norfolk Daily News and his work has also appeared in the North Platte Telegraph. Nick covers local sports events and highlights, providing in-depth coverage of high school athletics in the Norfolk area.
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Nick Benes primarily covers local sports events with a focus on high school sports, including basketball, volleyball, football, and track and field in the United States. He frequently reports on game results and upcoming matches.
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One alumnus who doubled as a former athlete and coach, two former athletes, two former staff members, one family of contributors, and two state championship teams were honored as the
NORFOLK - Norfolk Catholic’s Tim Kassmeier is being recognized on the state level for his coaching efforts as he has been named the recipient of the 2024 Nebraska High School
By: Nick Benes
In a season-opening tournament, Omaha Concordia flexed its muscle against the Lutheran High Northeast/Norfolk Catholic girls soccer team in a 5-0 contest.
ALBION — From early on in the meet, this year's edition of the Mid-State Conference track and field championships proved to be one of the most competitive.
By: Nick Benes
Three different golfers, all from city schools, held the individual lead at some point over the final eight holes of the Norfolk Catholic golf invite.
By: Nick Benes
OAKLAND – In some instances, the district track and field meets proved to provide plenty of surprises. In many other cases, those meets can have some expected performances.
Both Norfolk American Legion baseball teams suffered heartbreak Tuesday night at the hands of its counterparts from Lincoln Southwest.
Both Norfolk American Legion baseball teams found the going to be tough offensively Tuesday night against a pair of Lincoln Southeast clubs.
Among teams with a combined 11 future college athletes, including six incoming Northeast Community College volleyball players, it was the Light team which shined brightest in the annual Northeast Nebraska All-Star Volleyball Game on Saturday afternoon.
Through five innings, the Norfolk Elkhorn Valley Bank Juniors and Lincoln Hotel Group (Lincoln Standing Bear) had played to a 1-0 pitching duel that had featured just one hit. And the team benefiting from the no-hitter was trailing.
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