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Wieseler’s team earns another state title shot

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Source: Cedar County News

LINCOLN — Tristan Wieseler is only in his second year as the coach of the Wynot Lady Blue Devil volleyball team, a program his mother almost entirely constructed — or at least nurtured to heights never achieved before. His father, Steve, is the master of the Lady Blue Devil girls basketball program that has been stocking up big trophies that resemble the state of Nebraska. The younger Wieseler will lead his charges into Saturday’s 11 a.m. final in the Class D2 state tournament for the second consecutive season with a hard-fought 25-21, 27-25, 25-20 sweep over another proud and successful program, the St. Mary’s Lady Cardinals. The Lady Blue Devils will be going after their second state title in volleyball, but plenty of talent graduated from last year’s squad. “We had some good players coming back but not a lot of experience,” Wieseler said. “They’ve worked very hard and have bought into what we do around here.

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