Omaha Beef game notes
Published on June 16, 2005 under United Indoor Football Association (UIF)
Omaha Beef News Release
QUICK FACTS:
Omaha Beef (6-5)
Black Hills Red Dogs (1-11)
Game Date: Saturday, June 18, 2005
Kickoff: 7:00 PM MT
Previous 2005 Season Meetings:
Saturday, May 7, 2005 Black Hills - 24 at Omaha - 40
Saturday, May 21, 2005 Omaha - 34 at Black Hills - 44
Tickets: Game Tickets available from the Rushmore Plaza Civic Center by calling 1-800-GOT-MINE or online at www.gotmine.com. Tickets are also available by calling the Black Hills Red Dogs office at 605-343-3535 or email a request to Bron Barthule, Office Manager at blackhillsreddogs@rushmore.com
Site: Rushmore Plaza Civic Center
444 Mt. Rushmore Road North
Rapid City, South Dakota
PHONE: 1-800-468-6463
BLACK HILLS RED DOGS
201 Mai Street, Suite G
Rapid City, South Dakota 57701
PHONE: 605-343-3535
FAX: 605-343-3565
RADIO: KHLP 1420 AM
Play-by-Play: Jim Kelter
Color Commentary: Sandy Buda
Listen Line: 402-573-0130
GAME OFFICIALS:
Referee: Jim Aberle, Lead, SD
Umpire: John Witcraft, Rapid City, SD
Linesman: Jim Phillips, Deadwood, SD
Line Judge: Stan Evans, Rapid City, SD
Back Judge: Vic Sosa, Rapid City, SD
FINAL 2005 REGULAR SEASON HOME GAME
GAME DATE: Saturday, July 9, 2005
PREVIOUS 2005 SEASON MEETINGS:
Saturday, April 9, 2005 Sioux City - 54 at Omaha - 51
Saturday, May 14, 2005 Omaha - 52 at Sioux City - 42
TICKETS: Available at all
TicketMaster locations.
In Omaha charge by
phone at 422-1212
or, online at www.ticketmaster.com
OCA BOX OFFICE & WILL CALL OPENS: 5:00 PM
DOORS OPEN: 6:00 PM
KICKOFF: 7:05 PM
SITE: Omaha Civic Auditorium
1804 Capitol Avenue
Omaha, Nebraska 68102
PHONE: 402-444-3353
SIOUX CITY BANDITS
401 Gordon Drive
Sioux City, Iowa 51102
PHONE: 712-224-2900
FAX: 712-224-3901
RADIO: KHLP 1420 AM
Play-by-Play: Jim Kelter
Color Commentary: Sandy Buda
Listen Line: 402-573-0130
MEDIA SPONSOR: The River 89.7 FM
COLOR GUARD: Offutt Air Force Base
NATIONAL ANTHEM: Heartland of America Band
HALFTIME: Salem Baptist Church Stepping Saints
MILITARY APPRECIATION NIGHT. In partnership with
Offutt Air Force Base, Omaha Beef will provide a discount to all military personnel as well as VFW and ROTC members on a night to give tribute to all those who have and are serving our country.
Post Game will feature a jersey auction to benefit the Ronald McDonald House of Omaha. The team will wear special orange jerseys to be sold off their backs to the highest bidder following the game.
GAME SCHEDULES
Omaha Beef (5-4)
Head Coach: Robert Fuller
DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE
Saturday March 19 SIOUX FALLS W 55-31
Saturday April 9 SIOUX CITY L 51-54
Saturday April 16 EVANSVILLE W 29-27
Saturday April 23 SIOUX FALLS L 34-47
Saturday April 30 @ Evansville L 23-52
Saturday May 7 BLACK HILLS W 40-24
Saturday May 14 @ Sioux City W 52-42
Saturday May 21 @ Black Hills L 34-44
Saturday May 28 @ Lexington W 58-55
Sunday June 5 @ Fort Wayne L 40-42
Saturday June 11 FORT WAYNE W 33-30
DATE OPPONENT KICKOFF
Saturday June 18 @ Black Hills 7:00 PM
Saturday July 2 @ Sioux Falls 7:05 PM
Saturday July 9 SIOUX CITY 7:05 PM
Saturday July 16 @ Tennessee Valley 7:30 PM ET
Black Hills Red Dogs (1-11)
Head Coach: Dick Lemke
DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE
Saturday March 19 @ Sioux City L 29-57
Saturday March 26 SIOUX FALLS L 31-60
Saturday April 9 PEORIA L 34-51
Saturday April 16 @ Fort Wayne L 34-59
Saturday April 23 @ Evansville L 57-60
Saturday April 30 SIOUX CITY L 35-73
Sunday May 7 @ Omaha L 24-40
Saturday May 15 SIOUX FALLS L 30-58
Saturday May 21 OMAHA W 44-34
Saturday May 28 @ Sioux Falls L 15-55
Saturday June 4 @ Sioux City L 35-65
Friday June 10 @ Tupelo L 45-47
DATE OPPONENT KICKOFF
Saturday June 18 OMAHA 7:00 PM MT
Saturday July 2 FORT WAYNE 7:00 PM MT
Saturday July 9 @ Sioux Falls 7:05 PM
WEEK 13 SCORES
Sioux City - 43 at Peoria - 20
Fort Wayne - 30 at Omaha - 33
Sioux Falls - 43 at Lexington - 61
Ohio Valley - 22 at Tennessee Valley - 20
Black Hills - 45 at Tupelo - 47
WEEK 14 GAMES (all times local)
Saturday, June 18
Evansville at Sioux City 7:05 PM
Sioux Falls at Tennessee Valley 7:30 PM
Lexington at Fort Wayne 7:30 PM
Tupelo at Peoria 7:05 PM
Omaha at Black Hills 7:00 PM
LEAGUE STANDINGS
Team Wins Losses PF PA
Midwest Division
Ft. Wayne 10 1 471 313
Ohio Valley 6 5 405 371
Peoria 3 8 347 430
North Division
Sioux City 9 2 572 420
Sioux Falls 7 4 525 393
Omaha 6 5 445 448
Black Hills 1 11 413 659
South Division
Lexington 7 4 563 498
Evansville 5 5 440 415
Tennessee Valley 3 7 348 386
Tupelo 3 8 310 506
www.unitedindoorfootball.com
UIF WEEK 13 COMPLETE
Five non-division contests were on tap in Week 13 of the inaugural United Indoor Football season. Two games kicked-off on Friday, June 10, and three more highlighted Saturday, June 11. .
The Black Hills Red Dogs traveled to Tupelo on Friday, and the FireAnts prevailed in a tight contest 47-45. The Red Dogs have dropped 11 of their 12 games this season, including the last four. The FireAnts broke a three-game losing skid with the victory in their first home appearance at the BancorpSouth Center in five weeks. The Red Dogs bit first as running back Mike Scott scored on a one-yard run three-minutes into the contest. Five minutes later, Black Hills took a 14-0 lead as quarterback Frank Borba connected with wide receiver Mario Patton on a 30-yard touchdown completion. The FireAnts got on the board with four minutes left in the opening quarter as running back Buster Browne reached the end zone on a one-yard scamper. The point after attempt failed, and the Red Dogs took a 14-6 lead into the second quarter. Black Hills scored on the first play of the second frame as Borba scored on a one-yard keeper. With Black Hills leading 21-6, Tupelo wide receiver Chris Edwards scored on a one-yard run mid-way through the second quarter. Edwards ran in a two-point conversion attempt to cut the Red Dog lead to 21-14. Black Hills added three points on a 29-yard field goal from Ton Ton Luzayadio with two minutes left in the first half to give the Red Dogs a 24-14 cushion. Tupelo, however, pulled within 24-21 as quarterback Tommy Miller hit wide receiver Laquonne Holden in the end zone with 12 seconds left in the first half. The third quarter was all defense from both sides, and the only scoring of the quarter was a 25-yard field goal from John Michael Marlin to tie the game at 24-24. Tupelo took their first lead of the contest one-minute into the final quarter as Browne scored his second touchdown of the game, this time on a five-yard run. Three minutes later, the Red Dogs tied the game back up with another one-yard keeper from Borba. The Red Dogs lost quarterback Miller for a few plays on the drive, however, with a knee injury. Tupelo took the lead back again with a one-yard pass to Holden from back up quarterback Cecil Lester. Black Hills tied the game once again with a 17-yard run from Scott. Tupelo defensive back Tyson Patterson then recovered a fumble at the Red Dogs 10-yard line, and with three minutes remaining in the contest Browne scored for the third time with a one-yard run. The point-after attempt failed, and the FireAnts held onto a 44-38 advantage. Patterson also recorded the only interception of the night. Tupelo added three points on a 33-yard field goal by Marlin with 45 seconds remaining. Black Hills ended the contest with a one-yard touchdown pass from Borba to Patton. Borba was 16-25 passing for 153 yards with two touchdowns for the Red Dogs. He also scored twice on five carries. Scott reached the end zone twice on 21 carries for 90 yards for Black Hills. Black Hills' Patton recorded seven catches for 66 yards with two touchdowns. For the FireAnts, Miller was 15-25 passing for 131 yards with a touchdown. Browne rushed 10 times for 34 yards with three touchdowns for Tupelo. Holden caught seven passes for 49 yards with two touchdowns. Tupelo and Head Coach John Fourcade improved to 3-8 on the season, while Black Hills and Head Coach Dick Lemke fell to 1-11 in 2005. .
Also on Friday, the Peoria Rough Riders hosted the Sioux City Bandits in the Peoria Civic Center/Carver Arena. The Bandits used spectacular defense to defeat the Rough Riders 43-20. The Rough Riders started strong, scoring on their first three possessions to take a 17-10 lead after one quarter. But, Peoria mustered just a field goal the rest of the way as the Bandits shut down the Rough Rider offense. Peoria wide receiver Jonathan Schoonover caught an eight-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Walter Church one-minute into the contest. Sioux City answered with a 34-yard field goal from kicker Cody Butler two and a half minutes later. Rough Riders running back Brandon Robinson reached the end zone on an 18-yard run with nine minutes and 31 seconds remaining in the opening frame. Sioux City running back Fred Jackson, the UIF's leader in touchdowns this season, caught a 23-yard pass from quarterback Jarrod DeGeorgia mid-way through the first quarter. Peoria kicker Matt Russell added three points with a 33-yard field goal to give the Rough Riders a 17-10 lead after 15 minutes. Three minutes into the second quarter, DeGeorgia added six points for the Bandits with a one-yard keeper. The extra point attempt failed, and the Rough Riders held onto a slim 17-16 advantage. Mid-way through the second frame, DeGeorgia connected with wide receiver Johnny Ostermeyer on a 34-yard touchdown completion to give the Bandits a 22-17 lead. Peoria scored its last points of the contest as Russell connected on a 40-yard field goal attempt as time expired in the first half to pull the Rough Riders within 22-20. DeGeorgia scored on a one-yard run in the third quarter, and the Bandits' Patrick Johnson recovered a fumble by Robinson at the Sioux City four-yard line. The Bandits took advantage of the turnover, as Jackson scored a touchdown with a 22-yard dash. The only points from either team in the forth quarter came on a 20-yard touchdown strike from DeGeorgia to Ostermeyer two minutes into the final frame. The Rough Riders turned the ball over on downs in their last three possessions of the game. DeGeorgia was 9-20 passing for 144 yards with three touchdowns. He also ran for two more touchdowns on six carries for 14 yards for Sioux City. Ostermeyer reached the end zone twice on three catches for 57 yards for the Bandits. Jackson rushed 14 times for 76 yards and one touchdown and caught four passes for 64 yards with a touchdown. He also gained 56 yards on three kick-off returns. Sioux City defensive lineman Jesse Wavrunek recorded six solo tackles, two tackle assists, and two sacks for the Bandits. Sioux City defensive back Alex Ardley also recorded eight tackles (four solo and four assists). Peoria's Church was 13-26 passing for 104 yards with one touchdown. He and the Rough Riders gained 153 yards of total offense. Robinson recorded 13 carries for 58 yards with a touchdown for the Rough Riders, while Schoonover was credited with six receptions for 54 yards with a touchdown. Peoria linebacker Antonio Pryor, the UIF Week 12 Defensive Player-of-the-Week, recorded four solo tackles and three tackle assists. The Bandits and Head Coach Jose Jefferson improved to 9-2 with the victory, while the Rough Riders and Head Coach Bruce Cowdrey fell to 3-8 with the loss.
The Omaha Beef handed the Fort Wayne Freedom their first loss of the year with a 33-30 victory in the Omaha Civic Auditorium Saturday. A crowd of 4,823 was on hand as the Beef avenged a 42-40 loss to the Freedom in Fort Wayne, Indiana, the week before. Last week, Omaha kicker Ted Retzlaff missed two extra points. This week, however, Retzlaff connected for four field goals, including a 32-yard kick as time expired. The Freedom struck first in this contest, as running back Luther Stroder reached the end zone from one-yard out. With five minutes left in the first quarter, Retzlaff hit his first field goal for the Beef, this one from 18-yards. The opening quarter ended with a 7-3 lead for Fort Wayne. The Freedom added three points with a 23-yard field goal from kicker Josh Telenko five minutes into the second quarter. The Beef tied the game five minutes later with a 2-yard touchdown scamper by running back James Johnson. Twenty-eight seconds later, Telenko connected with a 42-yard field goal to give the Freedom a 13-10 advantage. Omaha once again tied the game with a 42-yard field goal from Retzlaff as time expired in the first half. The Beef took the lead two minutes into the third quarter with a 29-yard pass from quarterback John McMenamin to wide receiver Neuby Ras. Fort Wayne pushed the game to a 20-20 tie with a two-yard touchdown run by running back Rocky Harvey. With five minutes left in the third quarter, McMenamin reached the end zone on a one-yard run to five the Beef a 27-20 command. At the beginning of the final quarter, Telenko hit his third and final field goal of the night, this time from 23-yards., to pull the Freedom within 27-23. With nine minutes remaining, the Freedom pulled in front with a 45-yard touchdown run by running back Adrian Reese. That would be the last points for the Freedom as the Beef defense took over the rest of the way. Retzlaff added a 25-yard field goal with two minutes and 52 seconds remaining in the game. With time expiring, Reztlaff kicked a 32-yard field goal to give the Beef a three-point advantage and the win. For the Freedom, Reese scored once on two carries for 67 yards and caught two passes for 14 yards. Stroder recorded six carries for 22 yards with a touchdown, and Harvey logged 16 yards on ten carries with a touchdown. Defensively, Scott Heighland recorded seven tackles and three tackle assists. Linebacker Lewis Carter made five solo tackles and was part of five more. The Beef and Head Coach Robert Fuller improved to 6-5 on the season, while the Freedom are 10-1 on the year.
In Huntsville, Alabama, the Ohio Valley Greyhounds jumped out to a 9-0 lead and held on for a 22-20 victory over the Tennessee Valley Raptors in the Von Braun Civic Center on Saturday. The contest was a re-match from April 23, when the Greyhounds defeated the Raptors 47-44 in Wheeling, West Virginia. The Greyhounds have won four of their last five contests. The Greyhounds scored first with a three-yard keeper by quarterback Antoine Taylor ten minutes into the game. Four minutes into the second quarter, Ohio Valley added three points with a 31-yard field goal from John Wehrle for a 9-0 advantage. Tennessee Valley pulled to within two with a 10-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Chris Gunn to wide receiver Luke McArdle with nine minutes left in the first half. The Raptors took their first lead of the game with a two-yard run by Gunn with a minute and a half remaining before intermission. Ohio Valley scored with 43 seconds remaining in the second quarter with a 17-yard pass from Taylor to wide receiver Maurice Little to take a 16-14 advantage to the locker room. The third quarter was all defense as neither team scored. In the forth quarter, the two teams traded touchdowns. Tennessee Valley wide receiver Nicholas Wells caught an 11-yard touchdown strike from Gunn with six minutes remaining to give the Raptors a 20-16 command. Then, with 52 seconds left, Ohio Valley running back Troy Albea gave the Greyhounds the win with a two-yard touchdown run. Taylor was 8-20 passing for 114 yards with a touchdown for the Greyhounds. Albea netted 26 yards on 12 carries with a touchdown, and Taylor added a touchdown on ten carries for 12 yards. Little caught two passes for 37 yards and a touchdown for the Greyhounds. For the Raptors, Gunn was 14-26 passing for 93 yards with two touchdowns. He also scored a touchdown on nine carries. Tennessee Valley running back Kevin Galbreath rushed nine times for 54 yards. Wells caught nine passes for 48 yards with a touchdown, while McArdle made two catches for 20 yards with a touchdown for the Raptors. Tennessee Valley defensive lineman Fernandez Shaw was credited with four solo tackles, six tackle assists, and an interception. The Greyhounds and Head Coach Mike Blackburn improve to 6-5 on the season, while the Raptors of Head Coach Dick Adams fall to 3-7.
In the final game of Week 13, the Lexington Horsemen defeated the visiting Sioux Falls Storm 61-31 in Rupp Arena. The Storm lost for the first time in five games, while Lexington rebounded from an overtime loss to Omaha in Week 11 and a bye last week. This was the second meeting this season between the two teams, as the Storm defeated the Horsemen 52-24 on April 19 in Sioux Falls. The Storm held a slim 24-21 lead at halftime but the Lexington offense came alive in the second and scored 40 points. Sioux Falls was plagued by four interceptions and a lost fumble. Lexington quarterback Dusty Bonner was 11-22 passing for 112 yards with five touchdowns. He also ran for a touchdown on two carries for 47 yards. Running back Randy Bell scored once on seven carries netting 62 yards. Wide receiver Chad Spencer added four touchdowns on six catches for 46 yards and he ran for another for the Horsemen. Wide receiver Harry Lewis recorded three catches for 58 yards with a touchdown. Sioux Falls quarterback Terrance Bryant was 20-36 passing for 184 yards with three touchdowns. He also ran for a touchdown on three carries for four yards. Storm running back Jerry Davis logged 38 yards on 13 carries with one touchdown. Davis also caught one pass, a nine-yard strike from Bryant, for a touchdown. Wide receivers Matt Holmlund (five catches, 77 yards) and Casey Veenhof (six catches, 34 yards) scored one touchdown each for the Storm. James Jones added 64 yards on eight catches for Sioux Falls. Lexington and Head Coach Bob Sphire improve to 7-4 on the year, while the Storm and Head Coach Kurtiss Riggs are also 7-4 on the season. The Evansville Bluecats were idle in Week 13.
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In Week 14 on Saturday, June 18, the Black Hills Red Dogs host the Omaha Beef, the Sioux City Bandits entertain the Evansville Bluecats, the Sioux Falls Storm travel to face the Tennessee Valley Raptors, the Lexington Horsemen visit the Fort Wayne Freedom, and the Tupelo FireAnts will travel to challenge the Peoria Rough Riders. The Ohio Valley Greyhounds are idle in Week 14. For scores, statistics, highlights and more, log-on to www.unitedindoorfootball.com.
WEEK 13 PLAYER-OF-THE-WEEK AWARDS ANNOUNCED
United Indoor Football is proud to announce Players-of-the-Week awards for Week 13 of the 2005 season. Weekly awards are presented in three categories: Offense, Defense, and Special Teams.
Week 13 Offensive Player-of-the-Week is running back Buster Browne of Tupelo. Browne, a Mississippi College graduate, recorded 10 carries for 34 yards with three touchdowns. The 6'2", 240 pound Browne also caught two passes for 30 yards in the FireAnts 47-45 win over the Black Hills Red Dogs last Saturday. Browne and the FireAnts will travel to take on the Peoria Rough Riders next Saturday, June 18. .
Lexington's William Mulder is the recipient of the Week 13 Defensive Player-of-the-Week honor. The 5'11", 170 pound defensive back logged five solo tackles, five tackle assists, and two pass breakups in the Horsemen's big 61-43 victory over the Sioux Falls Storm. The Campbellsville College graduate also recorded a fumble recovery and an interception, which he returned 33 yards for a touchdown. Mulder and the Horsemen will travel to face the Fort Wayne Freedom next Saturday, June 18.
Wrapping up the Week 13 awards in the Special Teams category is Omaha kicker Ted Retzlaff. The 5'11", 200 pound graduate of the University of Nebraska connected on field goals of 18, 42, 25, and 32 yards for the Beef as they defeated the previously unbeaten Fort Wayne Freedom 33-30 last Saturday. Retzlaff was also perfect on three extra-point attempts, accounting for 15 of the team's points for the game. The loss was the first for the Freedom in eleven games this season. The final field goal of 32-yards was huge as it came as time expired in the forth quarter. Retzlaff and the Beef will travel to Rapid City, South Dakota, to challenge the Black Hills Red Dogs next Saturday, June 18.
League MVP's and coaching awards will be handed out at the end of the 2005 UIF season. Stay tuned weekly for additional Players-of-the-Week winners and game highlights. For all team rosters, statistics, scores, highlights and more log onto www.unitedindoorfootball.com.
BEEF CUTS FOR CHARITY
A benefit for the Child Savings Institute
Supported by Pacific Pals
EVERY GAME: Stylists from Jay's Studio Barber & Beauty will be on hand to apply spray on tattoos for hair or just give fans an orange stripe. A $5.00 donation to Child Saving Institute will get you any kind of fanatic hair treatment you want.
WHEN THE BEEF SCORE 500 SEASON POINTS: Players & coaches will line up to have their heads shaved bald by you the fans! For a $25.00 donation to the Child Saving Institute you may purchase the opportunity to clip the locks of the player or coach of your choice who has volunteered to be get bald for charity. We'll line them up on the field after the game when the 500th point is scored. If the 500th point is scored at an away game we'll have them ready to shave at the conclusion of the next home game.
Volunteers for shaving include Coach Fuller, Coach Chavez, Dwayne Harris, Donavan LaViness, Kevin Oberlander, Steve Lovell, Jaron Cook, Leif Murphy and Travis Kopf.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Child Saving Institute:
Daniel Flanigan, Public Relations / Promotions Coordinator
115 South 46th Street
Omaha, NE 68132
(402) 553-6000 Ext 164 or (866) 400-4CSI
Pacific Pals:
Mikaela Borecky, Coordinator
1905 Harney Street, Suite 400
Omaha, Nebraska 68102
402-345-5866 or fax 402-345-0422
POINTS SCORED
Game 1 - March 19 vs. Sioux Falls 55
Game 2 - April 9 vs. Sioux City 51
Game 3 - April 16 vs. Evansville 27
Game 4 - April 23 vs. Sioux Falls 34
Game 5 - April 30 at Evansville 23
Game 6 - May 7 vs. Black Hills 40
Game 7 - May 14 at Sioux City 52
Game 8 - May 21 at Black Hills 34
Game 9 - May 28 at Lexington 58
Game 10 - June 5 at Fort Wayne 40
Game 11 - June 11 vs. Fort Wayne 33
Game 12 - June 18 at Black Hills
Game 13 - July 2 at Sioux Falls
Game 14 - July 9 vs. Sioux City
Game 15 - July 16 at Tennessee Valley
TOTAL POINTS SCORED 445
OMAHA BEEF FOOTBALL JERSEY AUCTION TO BENEFIT THE
RONALD McDONALD HOUSE
SATURDAY, JULY 9 vs. SIOUX CITY BANDITS
Sponsored by McDonalds
Omaha Beef Football is pleased to partner with McDonalds for the July 9th home game in a benefit for the Omaha Ronald McDonald House. The players will be wearing special orange jerseys that will be sold off their backs to the highest bidder in a post-game auction. 100% of all money raised will be directly paid to the Omaha Ronald McDonald House.
Fans are invited to rally around the team and wear orange for the 2nd Annual ORANGE OUT.
Located at 620 S. 38th Ave., the Omaha Ronald McDonald House is part of a network of more than 200 Houses throughout the world.
Since it opened in September 1994, the Omaha Ronald McDonald House has served families from 44 states and six countries.
These families come to the Omaha area for medical treatment for their children. They come to Omaha to be with their sick child, and the Ronald McDonald House provides them with a place to temporarily call home.
The Omaha Ronald McDonald House is near most area hospitals. The House includes family rooms, a large kitchen and dining area, a recreation room, a playroom, a laundry facility, a sun porch and ample parking.
Referrals to the Ronald McDonald House come from medical staff and hospital social workers. Rooms are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Families are asked to pay $7.50 per day.
The Ronald McDonald House operates through the generosity of many people, businesses, community and civic organizations, and the Nebraska and western Iowa McDonald's owner/operators.
For more information contact:
Kevin Warneke, Executive Director
Ronald McDonald House Charities in Omaha
620 South 38th Avenue
Omaha, NE 68105
402 346-9377 or fax: 402 346-9468
This event is supported by Pacific Pals:
Mikaela Borecky, Coordinator
1905 Harney Street, Suite 400
Omaha, Nebraska 68102
402-345-5866 or fax 402-345-0422
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