Randy Speer is a journalist based in Fremont, Nebraska, focusing on local sports coverage for FREMONT AVENUE OF FLAGS INC. With a passion for highlighting the achievements and stories of athletes in the community, Randy provides in-depth coverage of high school and college sports events, tournaments, and standout performances.
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Randy Speer's coverage is almost entirely focused on local sports events, particularly high school and college-level games and achievements in Nebraska. If you have news or insights related to these specific sporting events or the athletes involved, Randy would likely be interested in covering them.
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By: Randy Speer
Fremont footballs on the turf at Memorial Stadium. Randy Speer Fremont Tribune
By: Randy Speer
Fremont volleyball started its postseason journey - destination Lincoln, Nebraska - Tuesday night and there was hardly any traffic for its first stretch of miles.
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Fremont volleyball's golden generation took the court at Al Bahe Gymnasium for the final time Wednesday night.
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A few new faces and a defensive rework has the Warriors looking up to start the season.
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Midland football erased a two-score first half lead only to give it back to Mount Marty in the final two minutes in a 28-27 loss on the road Saturday, snapping a four-game winning streak.
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Running back Tyson Denkert rushed for three TD's and the Midland defense suffocated Doane to secure a 24-0 win Saturday.
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Sterling College handed the Midland men’s basketball team its first loss of the season Saturday, sinking a free throw with .4 seconds left to leave Fremont with a 82-81 win.
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Six Fremont athletes signed their letters of intent to play college athletics Wednesday in the first signing ceremony of the school year for the Tigers.
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Midland avoided a complete deje vu moment Tuesday night, pulling out an 88-85 win over Saint Mary.
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