Title: Nevada
Content:  The name "Nevada" comes from the Spanish adjective nevada, meaning "snow-covered" or “snowy”. The state takes its name from the Nevada Territory, which in turn was named for the Sierra Nevada. Nevadans pronounce the second syllable with the "a" of "trap" while some people from outside of the state pronounce it with the "a" of "palm". Although the quality, but not the length, of the latter pronunciation could be perceived as closer to the Spanish pronunciation ( is near-low front, is low back and  is low front, though often retracted to central  in Spanish), it is not the pronunciation used by Nevadans. State Assemblyman Harry Mortenson proposed a bill to recognize the alternative pronunciation of Nevada, though the bill was not supported by most legislators and never received a vote. The Nevadan pronunciation is the one used by the state legislature. At one time, the state's official tourism organization, TravelNevada, stylized the name of the state as "Nevăda", with a breve over the a indicating the locally preferred pronunciation, which was also available as a license plate design until 2007.
Title: Outline of Nevada
Content: Names ; Common name: Nevada ; Pronunciation: ; Official name: State of Nevada ; Abbreviations and name codes ; Postal symbol: NV ; ISO 3166-2 code: US-NV ; Internet second-level domain: .nv.us ; Nicknames ; Battle Born State (refers to the fact that Nevada joined the Union during the Civil War) ; Sagebrush State ; Silver State (formerly used on license plates) ; Adjectival: Nevada ; Demonyms ; Nevadan ; Nevadian 
Title: List of college sports team nicknames in North America
Content: Arkansas Tech (Russellville) 
Title: List of college sports team nicknames in North America
Content: Virginia Wesleyan (Norfolk) 
Title: List of college sports team nicknames in North America
Content: Eastern Arizona (Thatcher, Arizona) 
Title: List of college sports team nicknames in North America
Content: Arkansas (Fayetteville) 
Title: Northwich Victoria F.C.
Content:  Northwich Victoria are known to their fans by several nicknames. The most common, Vics/The Vics, is a shortening of Victoria in the club's name. They are also known as 'The Trickies', a nickname initially given to them as an insult by local rivals, a nickname that has been adopted by the club's own fans. In old media, the club were also referred to as the Victorians (again owing to their name), and the 'Salt Boys/Men', due to Northwich's history as being a centre of the UK salt trade.
Title: List of college sports team nicknames in North America
Content: Virginia Tech (Blacksburg) 
Title: List of college sports team nicknames in North America
Content: Arkansas Tech (Russellville) (Golden Suns) ; Cedar Valley College (Lancaster, Texas) 
Title: Fortitude Valley Diehards
Content:  Unlike many other rugby league teams in Australia, until it was forced upon them Valleys never had an official moniker. Although they were nicknamed the "Diehards", which came about from their reported "Diehard spirit" in tough games, until the Queensland Rugby League's rebranding process in the 1980s, which saw all BRL clubs adopt a logo framed by a stylised Q, Valleys identified themselves with a simple VFC (Valleys Football Club) monogram. With the introduction of the new logo in the 1980s, the monogram was relocated to the shield of the newly adopted Gladiator moniker, although for the next few seasons, the monogram remained on the jersey beneath the AVCO sponsorship logo.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": Northern Nevada Aces did not have a nickname of their own.
Answer: False