OMAHA, Neb. —
Nebraska Elite Volleyball and Cheer Athletic Omaha are seeking approval from Gov. Jim Pillen to build new sports facilities, citing a growing demand for space to accommodate young athletes.
Tony Carrow, club director of Nebraska Elite Volleyball, said the growing demand to play outweighs the space needed for young athletes.
"We had to let go 66 girls had just finished their high school volleyball seasons and tell them we just don't have a team for them to play on, because we simply have no more court space," he said.
Both groups believe their new facilities will not only provide more opportunities for athletes but also boost the local economy.
"We have two hotels, convention center, retail, restaurants, and they've all said we're interested in coming to your development

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