Nebraska High School Football Reviews, April 4th

The Lincoln Southwest girls moved into first place in Class A with a 6-0 record.

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CLASS A (recorded until Tuesday);Pvs.

2. Lincoln Southwest (7-0). 3

3. Creighton Prep (5-1); 2

4. Omaha Westside (6-1); 5

Papillion-LV South (4-3); 7. Four

8. Lincoln Southeast (5-2). 7

9. Millard North (5-3). Ten

10. Omaha Central (5-1); –

Contestants: Elkhorn South, Kearney, Millard South, Millard West, Omaha Bryan.

comment: Gretna is off to a great start to the season with five wins against ranked teams. Lincoln Southwest is also undefeated and he only has three goals. Norfolk is in the top 10 and has already won seven games after winning nine last season.

Matches to watch: Saturday—Metro conference semifinals. Monday-Metro Conference Championship. Lincoln High in Lincoln East.

Class B; Pvs.

1. South Sioux City (7-0); 5

7. Elkhorn North (5-1). 6

8. Mount Michael (3-1); –

Contestants: Aurora, Ralston, Scotus Central Catholic;

comment: South Sioux City was impressive with wins over Omaha Skutt, Lexington and Norfolk. Bennington once again has a lot of firepower and is also undefeated.

Featured match: Thursday-Elkhorn North in Bennington. Saturday-Lexington Crete.

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Class A; Pvs.

1. Lincoln Southwest (6-0); 3

6. Omaha Westside (4-2); 2

7. Lincoln Pius X (5-1). 9

9. Papillion-La Vista (5-3); 7

Contestants: Bellevue West, Elkhorn South, Millard North, Millard South.

comment: Gretna, the preseason No. 1 team, split during the offseason when Gretna East opened, and Gretna's 45-game winning streak over three seasons came to an end with a loss in the season opener to Omaha Marian. Gretna also lost to Millard West, but had strong wins over Omaha Skutt and Omaha Westside. With wins over Omaha Marian and Lincoln East, last year's state runner-up, Lincoln Southwest, is the new No. 1 school.

Featured match: Thursday―Lincoln Pius X of Lincoln Southwest. Friday-Lincoln East in Columbus. Monday—Metro Conference Championship.

Class B;Pvs.

3. Omaha Duchene (6-1). Four

8. Scotus Central Catholic (3-2). Five

Contestants: Omaha Roncalli, Elkhorn North.

comment: Gretna East, a freshman program, moved into first place after winning all five games against Class A programs. Gretna East coach Chase Hutchison is 47-0 and has never lost a game as a Gretna and Gretna East high school head coach. His ability will be put to the test next week in the Metro Conference Tournament, including a potential matchup against Gretna in the semifinals.

Featured match: Friday-Scotus Central Catholic of Norris.