Front Office Staff

With nearly two decades of expertise in sports broadcasting and sports management at both collegiate and professional levels, Alexis Boulos has contributed significantly to renowned organizations such as Creighton University, ESPN, SFX Sports Group and the PGA TOUR. 

A dedicated Owls fan from the beginning, Boulos served, previously, as the Director of Operations for the Pinnacle Bank Championship, starting with its inaugural year on the Korn Ferry Tour in 2017. Her tenure with the golf tournament helped bring about several remarkable achievements, including the PGA TOUR awarding their team Rookie of the Year in 2017, the TRUCK Award in 2018 for operational excellence and the prestigious Charity of the Year in 2023, recognizing the Pinnacle Bank Championship for its impactful partnership with local non-profit EPIC for Girls.

A native of Omaha, Boulos is a proud alumna of Westside High School. She earned her Bachelor of Journalism degree with an emphasis in Television Broadcasting from the University of Missouri-Columbia.

Beyond her professional accomplishments, Alexis combines her passion for sports with a commitment to community engagement. She actively volunteers for Westside Community Schools, where her children Niko (15) and Stella (11) attend. Alexis is currently serving a three-year term as a member of the Aksarben Women’s Ball Committee for the Aksarben Foundation. She also lends her support to organizations such as Rotary Club of Omaha, Boys and Girls Club of the Midlands, Lauritzen Gardens and All Holy Spirit Orthodox Church.

Nick Hall brings over 16 years of front-office leadership across professional soccer and Minor League Baseball. Hall earned his Bachelors degree from the University of Tennessee-Knoxville and has since built a career defined by launching new venues, growing fan bases from the ground up, and driving community-rooted business strategies

Hall’s career began on the ground floor of Minor League Baseball. He served as General Manager of the Jackson Generals, the Double-A affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks, where he became the youngest General Manager in Southern League history at the time.  He then took those lessons to the Amarillo Sod Poodles as Director of Partnerships, helping open their brand-new stadium in 2019. In 2019, Hall was hired as Executive Vice President and General Manager of the Fredericksburg Nationals to lead the launch of a state-of-the-art stadium that hadn’t yet broken ground. 
 
Throughout his Minor League career, Hall was nominated as Executive of the Year three seasons, with his teams consistently leading the league in attendance, and he led his team in winning a League award for Community Service. 
 
In 2023, Hall joined St. Louis City SC (MLS) as Vice President of Hospitality and Strategy — returning to his hometown to help launch one of MLS’s most high-profile new stadium openings. Overseeing all food, beverage, premium services, and retail operations; Hall spent time working in soccer at the highest level. 

In 2025, Hall joined Birmingham Legion FC as the club’s first-ever Chief Business Officer following a national search, tasked with driving day-to-day business operations and growing the club’s presence in the community.  His impact was immediate. When head coach Mark Briggs departed for an MLS opportunity, Hall stepped into the role of President, overseeing business operations and ensuring organizational continuity while allowing the club to pursue a fresh direction on the pitch.

Hall remains a proud and devoted Tennessee Volunteer, crediting the University of Tennessee-Knoxville with shaping both his love of sport and his approach to leadership, serving under Pat Summitt and becoming an SEC Champion supporting the women’s basketball team. . He brings with him his wife Tabitha, 4-year old son Cooper, and 2-year old daughter Nora. The entire family is unbelievably excited to get to Omaha and join this amazing Omaha Community.