Baseball
The No. 13-ranked Kansas baseball team, who won both the Big 12 regular season and tournament titles, will host an NCAA regional in Lawrence starting this Friday. The Jayhawks (42-16) will play Northeastern (38-20) at noon on Friday. (Photo by Jack Denker/Sports Plus)
Creighton’s Ben North homered to right center field in the bottom of the 13th inning to send the Bluejays (27-19) to a 9-8 home win over No. 7-ranked Kansas (37-12) in college baseball action in Omaha on Tuesday night. (Photo by Jess Juno/Sports Plus)
Creighton’s Rocco Gump dives safely back into first base as Omaha’s Jackson Trout (from Papillion) prepares to apply the tag during the Bluejays 15-10 road win at Omaha on Wednesday night. The baseball was flying out of the ballpark all evening as Trout hit one of six (combined) home runs clubbed during the game. Additionally, the two teams combined for 30 total hits during the inter-state contest. (Photo by Jack Denker/Sports Plus)
Creighton’s Nate McHugh dives back to first-base as Nebraska’s Case Sanderson waits for the pick-off throw. The (at the time) No. 19-ranked Huskers beat the Bluejays 6-5 during that game at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha. (Photo by Jack Denker/Sports Plus)
Nebraska’s Max Buettenback slides safely into second-base during the first 2026 I-80 baseball showdown between Creighton and the Huskers. (Photo by Jack Denker/Sports Plus)
Creighton’s Joe Washburn dives back to first base safely, while Omaha first baseman Jackson Trout (from Papillion) waits for the throw, during the Bluejays 8-2 home win over the Mavericks last March. (Photo by Jack Denker/Sports Plus)
Basketball
Creighton point guard Nik Graves scored 10 points and dished-out six assists in his final home game in a CU uniform as Providence beat the Bluejays 79-76 on Senior Night in Omaha during the regular season. (Photo by Jack Denker/Sports Plus)
Football
Iowa Western running back Daniel Swinney ran for 153 yards on 21 carries, and scored a touchdown, during the Reivers 28-10 victory over Hutchinson on Dec. 17, 2025. With the win, IWCC claimed the program’s fourth national championship and third in the last four seasons. (Photo courtesy of Travis Jacobson/IWCC athletics)
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