Mavericks open Summit play at home
Omaha starts conference play against North Dakota on January 7 and North Dakota State on January 9. A three-game road stretch follows before the Mavericks return to Baxter Arena to face the South Dakota schools.
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Omaha starts conference play against North Dakota on January 7 and North Dakota State on January 9. A three-game road stretch follows before the Mavericks return to Baxter Arena to face the South Dakota schools.
Omaha begins conference play at North Dakota on January 7 and North Dakota State on January 9. The Mavericks then return for three home games against St. Thomas, Kansas City and Oral Roberts.
Omaha received the NABC Team Academic Excellence Award after posting a 3.0 cumulative GPA. Five Mavericks also made the Honors Court, including repeat recipient Tony Osburn and teammate Grant Stubblefield.
Omaha signs Lincoln native Justin Bolis after two seasons at Nebraska. The forward also brings junior college starting experience, having averaged 15.5 points and 8.7 rebounds at Southeast Community College.
Jamie Carey adds Annalese Lamke to Omaha's staff after her work at Loyola Maryland. The former Minnesota player coached posts and small forwards and helped the Greyhounds reach a program-best Patriot League finish.
Omaha adds Nyaluak Dak from East Texas A&M and Mya Skoff from Lindenwood. Both return to their home state, with Dak strengthening the interior and Skoff adding experienced guard play.