A-1    Fremont (Royal Nerd, Joyful Nerd) https://results.blacksquirreltiming.com/meets/73123 A-2    Millard South, 11:00/2:00 (Nerdfoot after 12:30) https://greenferret.anet.live/meets/70002 A-3    Lincoln High, 12:00/2:00 (Nerdtron) https://live.athletic.net/meets/70982 A-4    Omaha Burke, 12:00/2:00 (Nerdy by Nature, Mega Nerd) https://live.athletic.net/meets/73220 B-1    Gretna, 11:00/2:00 https://results.blacksquirreltiming.com/meets/73124 B-2    Elkhorn, 10:00/1:30 (Ner

Contributor: The Nerd With District meets starting on Tuesday, we're publishing this week's Nerdsletter early to make sure you're in the know. Leave no room for fear or doubt For many athletes, this week can be an exhaustive tour through self-doubt, anxiety and fear. We know that athletes perform best when they are confident, and that's the reason we wrote this article years ago. If your athlete is struggling with performance anxiety, pass along this article to them. How t

Contributor: The Nerd Each year there is considerable confusion among new varsity athletes and their parents about how athletes qualify for the Nebraska State track meet. In general, twenty-four (24) athletes qualify for individual events and sixteen (16) teams qualify in relays, but there are a number of caveats to those numbers. Here's a not-succinct summary. Class A In Class A there are FOUR district meets, and the top four athletes in each of the 14 individual events are

Contributor: The Nerd The wall Speaking for most of the Nerds, we've reached that point in the season where the sheer volume of meets and unedited photos is overwhelming the amount of time we have to devote to Nerding. Spouses, children and bosses are starting to complain about our lack of attention. I've got 10,000 photos from Saturday's Centennial meet to edit or delete, so this week's Nerdsletter will be a quick one. Sport parents, play your role With just over two week