In a groundbreaking announcement, the Omaha Storm Chasers, the University of Nebraska Omaha, and the Nebraska School Activities Association have joined forces to secure the NSAA State Baseball Championships at Werner Park and UNO's Tal Anderson Field through 2028. This strategic partnership ensures that the state's top high school baseball talent will continue to showcase their skills on the world-class facilities of Omaha, cementing the city's reputation as a hub for premier athletic events.

Omaha Emerges as the Epicenter of High School Baseball Excellence

Strengthening the Omaha-NSAA Partnership

The decision to extend the hosting agreement for the NSAA State Baseball Championships in Omaha is a testament to the city's unwavering commitment to supporting and elevating high school sports. The Omaha Storm Chasers, a professional minor league baseball team, have been hosting the championships at their state-of-the-art Werner Park since 2013, while the University of Nebraska Omaha's Tal Anderson Field has joined the roster as a host venue since 2022. This long-standing partnership between the NSAA, the Storm Chasers, and UNO underscores Omaha's dedication to providing world-class facilities and an unparalleled experience for the state's top high school baseball players and their families.

Elevating the High School Baseball Experience

The Omaha Storm Chasers' enthusiasm for continuing to host the NSAA State Baseball Championships is palpable. Anthony Goetz, the Storm Chasers' Manager of Special Events, expressed the organization's excitement, stating, "We are excited to continue hosting the Nebraska High School Baseball Championships at Werner Park for the next four years. We are grateful for our partnership with the NSAA and Omaha Athletics and look forward to providing a state-of-the-art venue for high school athletes and their families." This commitment to delivering a premier experience for the student-athletes and their supporters is a hallmark of Omaha's approach to hosting these prestigious championships.

Securing the Future of High School Baseball in Omaha

The extended hosting agreement, which runs through 2028, solidifies Omaha's position as the premier destination for the NSAA State Baseball Championships. This long-term commitment ensures that the state's top high school baseball talent will continue to showcase their skills on the world-class facilities of Werner Park and Tal Anderson Field, providing a platform for these young athletes to shine and inspiring the next generation of baseball stars. The partnership between the NSAA, the Storm Chasers, and UNO is a testament to Omaha's unwavering dedication to fostering the growth and development of high school sports in Nebraska.

Celebrating the Rich History of High School Baseball in Omaha

Omaha's hosting of the NSAA State Baseball Championships is not a new phenomenon; the city has been a proud host since 2013 at Werner Park, and Tal Anderson Field joined the roster as a host venue in 2022. This long-standing tradition of excellence has cemented Omaha's reputation as a hub for high school baseball, attracting the best teams and players from across the state to compete on the grand stage. The extension of the hosting agreement through 2028 is a testament to the city's unwavering commitment to supporting and elevating high school sports, ensuring that the NSAA State Baseball Championships continue to thrive in Omaha for years to come.

Fostering the Next Generation of Baseball Talent

The NSAA State Baseball Championships in Omaha serve as a crucial platform for the state's top high school baseball talent to showcase their skills and gain exposure. The event not only provides an opportunity for these young athletes to compete at the highest level but also serves as a springboard for their future aspirations. Many of Nebraska's most promising baseball players have honed their skills on the fields of Werner Park and Tal Anderson Field, with some even going on to commit to prestigious college programs, as evidenced by the recent commitments of Creighton Prep juniors to the University of Nebraska. Omaha's hosting of the championships ensures that the state's high school baseball talent continues to be nurtured and celebrated, paving the way for the next generation of baseball stars.