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All games on Friday, October 30

CLASS A
Second Round

Lincoln Southwest (5-4) at Bellevue West (5-0) - 7:00 PM
Kearney (3-4) at Gretna (6-1) - 7:00 PM
Fremont (6-3) at Elkhorn South (7-1) - 8:00 PM
Columbus (6-3) at Lincoln Southeast (7-0) - 8:15 PM

Millard West (2-6) at Millard South (6-1) - 7:00 PM
Millard North (4-4) at Omaha Creighton Prep (5-2) - 8:00 PM
North Platte (6-2) at Lincoln East (6-2) - 4:30 PM
Grand Island (4-4) at Omaha Westside (8-0) - 4:00 PM
 
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CLASS B
First Round

Seward (3-6) at Bennington (8-1) - 7:00 PM
McCook (6-2) at Plattsmouth (6-2) - 5:30 PM
Beatrice (4-5) at Norris (7-2) - 7:00 PM
Scottsbluff (5-4) at Aurora (6-3) - 7:00 PM

Omaha Gross (4-5) at Elkhorn (7-2) - 4:30 PM
Blair (6-3) at Waverly (7-2) - 7:00 PM
Grand Island Northwest (5-3) at Omaha Skutt (6-3) - 7:00 PM
Omaha Roncalli (3-6) at Hastings (7-1) - 7:00 PM
 
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CLASS C1
First Round

Logan View/Scribner-Snyder (7-2) at Ashland-Greenwood (9-0) - 7:00 PM
Wayne (6-3) at Adams Central (7-2) - 6:00 PM
Chadron (6-2) at Kearney Catholic (7-1) - 2:00 PM
Battle Creek (6-3) at Auburn (7-1) - 6:30 PM

Cozad (6-3) at St. Paul (8-1) - 7:00 PM
Gothenburg (6-3) at Lincoln Christian (7-1) - 6:00 PM
Mitchell (8-1) at Wahoo (6-2) - 2:00 PM
West Point-Beemer (6-3) at Pierce (8-0) - 7:00 PM
 
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CLASS C2
First Round

Lincoln Lutheran (3-6) at Fremont Bergan (9-0) - 7:00 PM
North Platte St. Patrick's (7-1) at Sutton (6-2) - 7:00 PM
Centura (4-5) at Yutan (8-1) - 7:00 PM
Grand Island Central Catholic (5-4) at Wilber-Clatonia (6-1) - 7:00 PM

Crofton (5-4) at Oakland-Craig (8-1) - 7:00 PM
Hartington Cedar Catholic (7-2) at Bridgeport (7-1) - 2:00 PM (MT)
David City Aquinas (7-2) at Norfolk Catholic (6-2) - 7:00 PM
Wahoo Neumann (4-4) at Ord (8-0) - 5:00 PM
 
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CLASS D1
Second Round

Tri County (8-0) at Laurel-Concord-Coleridge (6-3) - 5:00 PM
Weeping Water (7-1) at Lutheran High Northeast (8-1) - 3:00 PM
Dundy County-Stratton (8-0) at Nebraska City Lourdes (6-2) - 5:00 PM
Stanton (7-1) at Arcadia/Loup City (6-3) - 6:00 PM

Burwell (9-0) at Howells-Dodge (7-2) - 5:30 PM
Hi-Line (5-3) at Neligh-Oakdale (8-1) - 5:00 PM
Nebraska Christian (5-2) at Elm Creek (8-1) - 7:00 PM
Cross County (9-0) at Cambridge (4-3) - 6:00 PM
 
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CLASS D2
Second Round

Falls City Sacred Heart (7-1) at Creighton (7-2) - 4:00 PM
Osceola (8-0) at Humphrey St. Francis (8-1) - 6:00 PM
Loomis (8-1) at Sandhills/Thedford (9-0) - 6:00 PM
Pleasanton (8-1) at Wynot (6-1) - 5:00 PM

Central Valley (7-0) at Medicine Valley (8-1) - 5:00 PM
Bloomfield (5-3) at O'Neill St. Mary's (9-0) - 6:00 PM
Kenesaw (7-1) at Allen (7-0) - 4:30 PM
Bruning-Davenport/Shickley (8-0) at Ansley/Litchfield (6-3) - 6:00 PM
 
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CLASS D6
First Round

Pawnee City (3-5) at Arthur County (6-2) - 1:30 PM (MT)
Spalding Academy (7-1) at Creek Valley (6-2) - 5:00 PM (MT)
Southwest (4-2) at Sterling (8-0) - 4:00 PM
Dorchester (6-2) at Red Cloud (7-0) - 7:00 PM

Parkview Christian (5-3) at McCool Junction (7-0) - 5:00 PM
Sumner-Eddyville-Miller (5-2) at Paxton (6-2) - 6:00 PM (MT)
Stuart (5-1) at Cody-Kilgore (4-2) - 1:00 PM (MT)
Wallace (2-4) at Potter-Dix (8-0) - 5:00 PM (MT)
 
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I've done this for other sports heading into their championships, here's some NSAA playoff history:

(these do not include this year)

Most Appearances in Playoffs
41 - Omaha Creighton Prep
37 - Humphrey St. Francis
36 - Falls City Sacred Heart
35 - Norfolk Catholic
34 - Omaha Westside
33 - Aurora
33 - Battle Creek
33 - Grand Island
33 - McCook
32 - Bloomfmield
32 - Cambridge
31 - Fremont Bergan
31 - Lincoln Pius X
31 - Lincoln Southeast
31 - Pierce
30 - Chadron
30 - Elkhorn

Consecutive Years in Playoffs
33 - Falls City Sacred Heart (1987-present)
32 - Bloomfield (1988-present)
25 - Omaha Creighton Prep (1995-present)
25 - Humphrey St. Francis (1995-present)
23 - Norfolk Catholic (1996-2018)
20 - Elkhorn (1995-2014)
20 - McCook (2000-present)
19 - David City Aquinas (2001-present)
18 - Chase County (2002-present)
18 - Creighton (2002-present)
18 - Garden County (2002-present)
18 - Mullen (2002-present)
17 - Arapahoe (2002-2018)
17 - Bellevue West (2003-present)
17 - Guardian Angels Central Catholic (2003-present)
17 - Hastings St. Cecilia (1999-2015)
17 - Pierce (1998-2014)
16 - Anselmo-Merna (2000-2015)
16 - Aurora (2004-present)
16 - Hartington Cedar Catholic (1999-2014)
16 - Papillion-LaVista (1985-2000)
15 - Burwell (2005-present)
15 - Exeter-Milligan (2003-2017)
15 - Hayes Center (1995-2009)
15 - Elgin Pope John (1995-2009)

Most State Championships
10 - Norfolk Catholic
9 - Howells
9 - Lincoln Southeast
9 - Omaha Creighton Prep
8 - David City Aquinas
8 - Falls City Sacred Heart
8 - Grant
7 - Cambridge
6 - Dodge
6 - Lincoln Pius X
5 - Elkhorn
5 - Humphrey St. Francis
5 - Millard North
5 - Omaha Skutt
4 - Battle Creek
4 - Coleridge
4 - Crete
4 - Lawrence
4 - Wolbach

Consecutive State Championships
6 - Falls City Sacred Heart (1989-1994)
6 - Howells (2000-2005)
5 - Omaha Creighton Prep (1985-1989)
4 - Dodge (1994-1997)
3 - Cambridge (1996-1998)
3 - Grant (1978-1980)
3 - Grant (1988-1990)
3 - Howells (2008-2010)
3 - Norfolk Catholic (2010-2012)
2 - David City Aquinas (1993-1994)
2 - David City Aquinas (2011-2012)
2 - Aurora (2008-2009)
2 - Battle Creek (1986-1987)
2 - Beemer (1978-1979)
2 - Wahoo Neumann (2002-2003)
2 - Cambridge (1993-1994)
2 - Crete (2006-2007)
2 - Elgin/Elgin Pope John (2011-2012)
2 - Hastings (1993-1994)
2 - Hastings St. Cecilia (2009-2010)
2 - Humphrey St. Francis (1995-1996)
2 - Lawrence (1982-1983)
2 - Lawrence-Nelson (2001-2002)
2 - Lincoln Pius X (1997-1998)
2 - Lincoln Southeast (1976-1977)
2 - Lincoln Southeast (1991-1992)
2 - Lincoln Southeast (1997-1998)
2 - McCook (2002-2003)
2 - Milford (1995-1996)
2 - Norfolk Catholic (1998-1999)
2 - Norfolk Catholic (2004-2005)
2 - North Platte St. Patrick's (1984-1985)
2 - Omaha Westside (1981-1982)
2 - Pierce (2007-2008)
2 - Sterling (1991-1992)
2 - Wakefield (2006-2007)
2 - Wolbach (1995-1996)
2 - Exeter-Milligan (2013-2014)
2 - Omaha North (2013-2014)
2 - Omaha Skutt (2013-2014)
2 - David City Aquinas (2014-2015)
2 - Elkhorn South (2015-2016)

Most Times in State Finals
17 - Norfolk Catholic
16 - Omaha Creighton Prep
12 - Lincoln Southeast
11 - Ansley
11 - David City Aquinas
10 - Cambridge
10 - Elkhorn
10 - Howells
9 - Battle Creek
9 - Grant
9 - Humphrey St. Francis
9 - Pierce
9 - Wahoo Neumann
8 - Falls City Sacred Heart
8 - Millard North
8 - Omaha Skutt
7 - Aurora
7 - Coleridge
7 - Crete
7 - Lawrence
7 - McCook
7 - Omaha Westside
6 - Dodge
6 - Lincoln Pius X
6 - Millard West

Consecutive Years in State Finals
6 - Falls City Sacred Heart (1989-1994)
6 - Howells (2000-2005)
5 - David City Aquinas (2011-2015)
5 - Omaha Creighton Prep (1985-1989)
4 - Dodge (1994-1997)
4 - Howells (2008-2011)
4 - Lawrence (1980-1983)
4 - Lawrence-Nelson (1999-2002)
4 - McCook (2002-2005)
4 - Millard North (2002-2005)
4 - Norfolk Catholic (2009-2012)
4 - Omaha Skutt (2016-present)
3 - Ansley (1977-1979)
3 - Ansley (1986-1988)
3 - Battle Creek (1986-1988)
3 - Battle Creek (1994-1996)
3 - Bloomfield (1990-1992)
3 - Blue Hill (2006-2008)
3 - Cambridge (1992-1994)
3 - Cambridge (1996-1998)
3 - Coleridge (1985-1987)
3 - David City Aquinas (1992-1994)
3 - Exeter-Milligan (2012-2014)
3 - Grant (1978-1980)
3 - Grant (1988-1990)
3 - Lincoln Southeast (1991-1993)
3 - Lindsay Holy Family (2002-2004)
3 - Millard South (2008-2010)
3 - Omaha Creighton Prep (1976-1978)
3 - Omaha North (2012-2014)
3 - Papillion-LaVista (1995-1997)
 
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That bottom half of the B bracket is brutal with Elkhorn, Hastings, Waverly and Skutt.
 
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Who just missed playoffs in C1, C2, and D6

CLASS C1
Cozad (6-3) - 40.0000
West Point-Beemer (6-3) - 40.0000
Logan View/Scribner-Snyder (7-2) - 39.8889
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Raymond Central (5-3) - 39.8750
Milford (3-4) - 39.0000
Central City (4-4) - 38.8750
Falls City (5-4) - 38.7778
Broken Bow (4-5) - 38.2222

CLASS C2
Crofton (5-4) - 38.7778
Wahoo Neumann (4-4) - 38.1250
Lincoln Lutheran (3-6) - 38.1111
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David City (3-6) - 37.5556
Syracuse (3-6) - 37.3333
Centennial (3-6) - 37.2222
Bancroft-Rosalie/Lyons-Decatur (2-6) - 36.7500
Superior (3-4) - 36.5714

Gibbon (4-2) - 39.8333 (would have been Top 16), Gordon-Rushville (3-6) - 37.4444 and Valentine (3-4) - 37.1429 are playoff ineligible

CLASS D6
Parkview Christian (5-3) - 39.8750
Wallace (2-4) - 39.5000
Pawnee City (3-5) - 38.7500
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Hay Springs (3-5) - 38.7500
Deshler (3-5) - 38.7500
South Platte (4-4) - 38.3750
Santee (0-2) - 38.0000
Hampton (2-5) - 37.8571

Harvard (5-3) - 41.1250 and Franklin (4-1) - 39.6000 would have both been Top 16 but are playoff ineligible

Pawnee City edges out Hay Springs and Deshler for the final wild card spot going all the way down to the sixth-tiebreaker: Pawnee City's opponents have a combined winning percentage higher than those of Deshler or Hay Springs
 
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Who just missed playoffs in C1, C2, and D6

CLASS C1
Cozad (6-3) - 40.0000
West Point-Beemer (6-3) - 40.0000
Logan View/Scribner-Snyder (7-2) - 39.8889
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Raymond Central (5-3) - 39.8750
Milford (3-4) - 39.0000
Central City (4-4) - 38.8750
Falls City (5-4) - 38.7778
Broken Bow (4-5) - 38.2222

CLASS C2
Crofton (5-4) - 38.7778
Wahoo Neumann (4-4) - 38.1250
Lincoln Lutheran (3-6) - 38.1111
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David City (3-6) - 37.5556
Syracuse (3-6) - 37.3333
Centennial (3-6) - 37.2222
Bancroft-Rosalie/Lyons-Decatur (2-6) - 36.7500
Superior (3-4) - 36.5714

Gibbon (4-2) - 39.8333 (would have been Top 16), Gordon-Rushville (3-6) - 37.4444 and Valentine (3-4) - 37.1429 are playoff ineligible

CLASS D6
Parkview Christian (5-3) - 39.8750
Wallace (2-4) - 39.5000
Pawnee City (3-5) - 38.7500
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Hay Springs (3-5) - 38.7500
Deshler (3-5) - 38.7500
South Platte (4-4) - 38.3750
Santee (0-2) - 38.0000
Hampton (2-5) - 37.8571

Harvard (5-3) - 41.1250 and Franklin (4-1) - 39.6000 would have both been Top 16 but are playoff ineligible

Pawnee City edges out Hay Springs and Deshler for the final wild card spot going all the way down to the sixth-tiebreaker: Pawnee City's opponents have a combined winning percentage higher than those of Deshler or Hay Springs
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I saw Raymond Central did not play Friday due to their opponents COVID problems, and they were the first ones left out. Did that keep them out of the play-offs? If they had played and won would they have been in?
 
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Yes. If they played and won they would have been in. To make it worse, the game was cancelled late on Friday. So their kids practiced all week and then had the rug pulled out from under them.

My personal opinion- if we are still having this COVID issue next season there should be 2 changes to cancellations.
1- If the game is cancelled the day before the game or later healthy team gets the power points for a win if they want them.
2- There needs to be a set number of players (or % of roster) before a game can be cancelled. Missing 1 or 2 kids shouldn’t cost both teams a game.
 
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Yes. If they played and won they would have been in. To make it worse, the game was cancelled late on Friday. So their kids practiced all week and then had the rug pulled out from under them.

My personal opinion- if we are still having this COVID issue next season there should be 2 changes to cancellations.
1- If the game is cancelled the day before the game or later healthy team gets the power points for a win if they want them.
2- There needs to be a set number of players (or % of roster) before a game can be cancelled. Missing 1 or 2 kids shouldn’t cost both teams a game.
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100% agree with this statement 2- There needs to be a set number of players (or % of roster) before a game can be cancelled. Missing 1 or 2 kids shouldn’t cost both teams a game.
 
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hailvictors2 said:
Yes. If they played and won they would have been in. To make it worse, the game was cancelled late on Friday. So their kids practiced all week and then had the rug pulled out from under them.

My personal opinion- if we are still having this COVID issue next season there should be 2 changes to cancellations.
1- If the game is cancelled the day before the game or later healthy team gets the power points for a win if they want them.
2- There needs to be a set number of players (or % of roster) before a game can be cancelled. Missing 1 or 2 kids shouldn’t cost both teams a game.
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If they would have beat Malcolm, they'd have been in as well. This was truly a season that you had to play every game like it was your last. The situation with Louisville sucks, yes. But they ultimately controlled their destiny.
 
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I've done this for other sports heading into their championships, here's some NSAA playoff history:

(these do not include this year)

Most Appearances in Playoffs
41 - Omaha Creighton Prep
37 - Humphrey St. Francis
36 - Falls City Sacred Heart
35 - Norfolk Catholic
34 - Omaha Westside
33 - Aurora
33 - Battle Creek
33 - Grand Island
33 - McCook
32 - Bloomfmield
32 - Cambridge
31 - Fremont Bergan
31 - Lincoln Pius X
31 - Lincoln Southeast
31 - Pierce
30 - Chadron
30 - Elkhorn

Consecutive Years in Playoffs
33 - Falls City Sacred Heart (1987-present)
32 - Bloomfield (1988-present)
25 - Omaha Creighton Prep (1995-present)
25 - Humphrey St. Francis (1995-present)
23 - Norfolk Catholic (1996-2018)
20 - Elkhorn (1995-2014)
20 - McCook (2000-present)
19 - David City Aquinas (2001-present)
18 - Chase County (2002-present)
18 - Creighton (2002-present)
18 - Garden County (2002-present)
18 - Mullen (2002-present)
17 - Arapahoe (2002-2018)
17 - Bellevue West (2003-present)
17 - Guardian Angels Central Catholic (2003-present)
17 - Hastings St. Cecilia (1999-2015)
17 - Pierce (1998-2014)
16 - Anselmo-Merna (2000-2015)
16 - Aurora (2004-present)
16 - Hartington Cedar Catholic (1999-2014)
16 - Papillion-LaVista (1985-2000)
15 - Burwell (2005-present)
15 - Exeter-Milligan (2003-2017)
15 - Hayes Center (1995-2009)
15 - Elgin Pope John (1995-2009)

Most State Championships
10 - Norfolk Catholic
9 - Howells
9 - Lincoln Southeast
9 - Omaha Creighton Prep
8 - David City Aquinas
8 - Falls City Sacred Heart
8 - Grant
7 - Cambridge
6 - Dodge
6 - Lincoln Pius X
5 - Elkhorn
5 - Humphrey St. Francis
5 - Millard North
5 - Omaha Skutt
4 - Battle Creek
4 - Coleridge
4 - Crete
4 - Lawrence
4 - Wolbach

Consecutive State Championships
6 - Falls City Sacred Heart (1989-1994)
6 - Howells (2000-2005)
5 - Omaha Creighton Prep (1985-1989)
4 - Dodge (1994-1997)
3 - Cambridge (1996-1998)
3 - Grant (1978-1980)
3 - Grant (1988-1990)
3 - Howells (2008-2010)
3 - Norfolk Catholic (2010-2012)
2 - David City Aquinas (1993-1994)
2 - David City Aquinas (2011-2012)
2 - Aurora (2008-2009)
2 - Battle Creek (1986-1987)
2 - Beemer (1978-1979)
2 - Wahoo Neumann (2002-2003)
2 - Cambridge (1993-1994)
2 - Crete (2006-2007)
2 - Elgin/Elgin Pope John (2011-2012)
2 - Hastings (1993-1994)
2 - Hastings St. Cecilia (2009-2010)
2 - Humphrey St. Francis (1995-1996)
2 - Lawrence (1982-1983)
2 - Lawrence-Nelson (2001-2002)
2 - Lincoln Pius X (1997-1998)
2 - Lincoln Southeast (1976-1977)
2 - Lincoln Southeast (1991-1992)
2 - Lincoln Southeast (1997-1998)
2 - McCook (2002-2003)
2 - Milford (1995-1996)
2 - Norfolk Catholic (1998-1999)
2 - Norfolk Catholic (2004-2005)
2 - North Platte St. Patrick's (1984-1985)
2 - Omaha Westside (1981-1982)
2 - Pierce (2007-2008)
2 - Sterling (1991-1992)
2 - Wakefield (2006-2007)
2 - Wolbach (1995-1996)
2 - Exeter-Milligan (2013-2014)
2 - Omaha North (2013-2014)
2 - Omaha Skutt (2013-2014)
2 - David City Aquinas (2014-2015)
2 - Elkhorn South (2015-2016)

Most Times in State Finals
17 - Norfolk Catholic
16 - Omaha Creighton Prep
12 - Lincoln Southeast
11 - Ansley
11 - David City Aquinas
10 - Cambridge
10 - Elkhorn
10 - Howells
9 - Battle Creek
9 - Grant
9 - Humphrey St. Francis
9 - Pierce
9 - Wahoo Neumann
8 - Falls City Sacred Heart
8 - Millard North
8 - Omaha Skutt
7 - Aurora
7 - Coleridge
7 - Crete
7 - Lawrence
7 - McCook
7 - Omaha Westside
6 - Dodge
6 - Lincoln Pius X
6 - Millard West

Consecutive Years in State Finals
6 - Falls City Sacred Heart (1989-1994)
6 - Howells (2000-2005)
5 - David City Aquinas (2011-2015)
5 - Omaha Creighton Prep (1985-1989)
4 - Dodge (1994-1997)
4 - Howells (2008-2011)
4 - Lawrence (1980-1983)
4 - Lawrence-Nelson (1999-2002)
4 - McCook (2002-2005)
4 - Millard North (2002-2005)
4 - Norfolk Catholic (2009-2012)
4 - Omaha Skutt (2016-present)
3 - Ansley (1977-1979)
3 - Ansley (1986-1988)
3 - Battle Creek (1986-1988)
3 - Battle Creek (1994-1996)
3 - Bloomfield (1990-1992)
3 - Blue Hill (2006-2008)
3 - Cambridge (1992-1994)
3 - Cambridge (1996-1998)
3 - Coleridge (1985-1987)
3 - David City Aquinas (1992-1994)
3 - Exeter-Milligan (2012-2014)
3 - Grant (1978-1980)
3 - Grant (1988-1990)
3 - Lincoln Southeast (1991-1993)
3 - Lindsay Holy Family (2002-2004)
3 - Millard South (2008-2010)
3 - Omaha Creighton Prep (1976-1978)
3 - Omaha North (2012-2014)
3 - Papillion-LaVista (1995-1997)
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Does the consecutive playoff streak end when a school consolidates. Bruning -Davenport would be at 19 or 20 if it didnt.
 
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