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Nebraska (NSAA) High School Football Schedule & Scores – October 10, 2025
There are 126 games scheduled across Nebraska on Friday, October 10. You can follow every game live on our Nebraska High School Football Scoreboard.
Some marquee matchups of the night will include Omaha Westside going to Elkhorn South and Elkhorn North going to Skutt Catholic.
There are 14 games scheduled in the NSAA A classification on Friday, October 10. You can follow every game on our NSAA Class A High School Football Scoreboard.
Omaha South (0-6) at Papillion-LaVista South (5-1), 7:00 PM
South Sioux City (1-5) at Omaha North (4-2), 7:00 PM
Papillion-LaVista (3-3) at Omaha Central (4-2), 7:00 PM
Omaha Northwest (0-6) at Millard West (3-3), 7:00 PM
Lincoln Southeast (3-3) at North Platte (2-4), 7:00 PM
Millard South (5-1) at Lincoln (4-2), 7:00 PM
Millard North (2-4) at Kearney (3-3), 7:00 PM
North Star (3-3) at Grand Island (0-6), 7:00 PM
Fremont (4-2) at Creighton Prep (6-0), 7:00 PM
Omaha Westside (5-1) at Elkhorn South (6-0), 7:00 PM
Burke (2-4) at Norfolk (4-2), 7:00 PM
Benson (2-4) at Bryan (0-6), 7:00 PM
Bellevue West (3-3) at Lincoln Southwest (2-4), 7:00 PM
Bellevue East (1-5) at Omaha Westview (4-2), 7:00 PM
There are 12 games scheduled in the NSAA B classification on Friday, October 10. You can follow every game on our NSAA Class B High School Football Scoreboard.
Standing Bear (2-4) at Pius X (2-4), 7:00 PM
Waverly (6-0) at Plattsmouth (3-3), 7:00 PM
York (4-2) at Northwest (2-4), 7:00 PM
McCook (5-1) at Ogallala (1-5), 7:00 PM
Hastings (1-5) at Scottsbluff (5-1), 7:00 PM
Gretna East (5-1) at Ralston (3-3), 7:00 PM
Gretna (3-3) at Platteview (3-3), 7:00 PM
Gering (4-2) at Lexington (2-4), 7:00 PM
Elkhorn North (6-0) at Skutt Catholic (5-1), 7:00 PM
Crete (1-5) at Lincoln Northwest (1-5), 7:00 PM
Seward (4-2) at Blair (0-6), 7:00 PM
Beatrice (0-6) at Norris (6-0), 7:00 PM
There are 19 games scheduled in the NSAA C1 classification on Friday, October 10. You can follow every game on our NSAA Class C1 High School Football Scoreboard.
Pierce (4-2) at Wayne (1-5), 7:00 PM
Schuyler (0-6) at O’Neill (6-0), 7:00 PM
Nebraska City (1-5) at Wilber-Clatonia (2-4), 7:00 PM
Wahoo (6-0) at Logan View/Scribner-Snyder (2-4), 7:00 PM
Gross Catholic (4-2) at Brownell Talbot (3-3), 7:00 PM
Gothenburg (5-1) at Holdrege (0-6), 7:00 PM
Concordia (4-2) at Fort Calhoun (5-1), 7:00 PM
Falls City (1-5) at Syracuse (6-0), 7:00 PM
Mount Michael Benedictine (4-2) at Douglas County West (2-4), 7:00 PM
Scotus (2-4) at Lakeview (6-0), 7:00 PM
Chase County (1-5) at Sidney (6-0), 7:00 PM
Broken Bow (2-4) at Minden (2-4), 7:00 PM
Louisville (2-4) at Boys Town (1-4), 7:00 PM
Lincoln Christian (2-4) at Aurora (3-3), 7:00 PM
Auburn (2-4) at Fairbury (0-6), 7:00 PM
Ashland-Greenwood (5-1) at Roncalli Catholic (3-3), 7:00 PM
Alliance (3-3) at Chadron (5-1), 7:00 PM
Adams Central (1-5) at Cozad (3-3), 7:00 PM
McCook (5-1) at Ogallala (1-5), 7:00 PM
There are 18 games scheduled in the NSAA C2 classification on Friday, October 10. You can follow every game on our NSAA Class C2 High School Football Scoreboard.
Tekamah-Herman (2-4) at Archbishop Bergan (5-0), 7:00 PM
Superior (2-4) at St. Cecilia (1-5), 7:00 PM
Ponca (2-4) at Cedar Catholic (5-0), 7:00 PM
Lincoln Lutheran (5-0) at Palmyra (2-4), 7:00 PM
Norfolk Catholic (5-0) at Oakland-Craig (0-5), 7:00 PM
Raymond Central (4-2) at Malcolm (4-2), 7:00 PM
Kearney Catholic (6-0) at Mitchell (2-4), 7:00 PM
Hershey (4-2) at Gordon-Rushville (0-6), 7:00 PM
Wood River (5-1) at Gibbon (1-5), 7:00 PM
Doniphan-Trumbull (4-2) at Fillmore Central (2-4), 7:00 PM
Grand Island Central Catholic (5-1) at Cross County (2-4), 7:00 PM
Conestoga (1-5) at Bishop Neumann (3-1), 7:00 PM
Ord (3-3) at Centura (2-4), 7:00 PM
St. Paul (1-5) at Boone Central (4-2), 7:00 PM
Battle Creek (2-4) at West Point-Beemer (4-2), 7:00 PM
Yutan (4-2) at Arlington (4-2), 7:00 PM
North Bend Central (2-4) at Aquinas (0-6), 7:00 PM
Amherst (3-3) at Valentine (2-4), 7:00 PM
There are 28 games scheduled in the NSAA D1 classification on Friday, October 10. You can follow every game on our NSAA Class D1 High School Football Scoreboard.
Hemingford (6-0) at Bridgeport (5-1), 6:00 PM
Guardian Angels Central Catholic (4-2) at Wisner-Pilger (5-1), 7:00 PM
Tri County (2-4) at Thayer Central (5-1), 7:00 PM
Southern Valley (0-6) at St. Patrick’s (4-2), 7:00 PM
Ravenna (5-0) at South Loup (2-4), 7:00 PM
Pleasanton (1-5) at West Holt (2-4), 7:00 PM
Stanton (2-4) at Plainview (5-1), 7:00 PM
Pender (5-1) at Wakefield (0-6), 7:00 PM
Morrill (0-6) at Perkins County (4-2), 7:00 PM
Shelby-Rising City (6-0) at Mead (3-3), 7:00 PM
Twin River (3-3) at Madison (0-6), 7:00 PM
Summerland (4-2) at Laurel-Concord-Coleridge (2-4), 7:00 PM
Sutherland (1-5) at Kimball (2-4), 7:00 PM
Johnson-Brock (4-2) at Omaha Christian Academy (2-3), 7:00 PM
Johnson County Central (5-1) at Lourdes Central Catholic (4-1), 7:00 PM
Tri County (Northeast Wakefield) (1-5) at Homer (0-6), 7:00 PM
Exeter-Milligan/Friend (3-3) at Sandy Creek (5-1), 7:00 PM
Lutheran-Northeast (1-5) at Elkhorn Valley (3-3), 7:00 PM
Heartland (1-5) at East Butler (4-2), 7:00 PM
David City (4-2) at Humphrey (3-3), 7:00 PM
Crofton (4-2) at Wausa (6-0), 7:00 PM
Newman Grove (0-6) at Clarkson/Leigh (3-3), 7:00 PM
Centennial (0-6) at McCool Junction (5-1), 7:00 PM
Hartington-Newcastle (3-3) at Boyd County (3-3), 7:00 PM
Freeman (1-5) at Sacred Heart (1-5), 7:00 PM
Niobrara/Verdigre (1-5) at Bloomfield (5-1), 7:00 PM
Arapahoe (1-5) at Hi-Line [Eustis-Farnam/Elwood] (2-4), 7:00 PM
Dundy County-Stratton (6-0) at Alma (3-2), 7:00 PM
There are 25 games scheduled in the NSAA D2 classification on Friday, October 10. You can follow every game on our NSAA Class D2 High School Football Scoreboard.
Winside (4-2) at Wynot (5-1), 7:00 PM
Riverside (1-5) at Nebraska Christian (0-6), 7:00 PM
Walthill (0-6) at Randolph (1-5), 7:00 PM
St. Mary’s (6-0) at North Central (0-6), 7:00 PM
Wilcox-Hildreth (3-3) at Kenesaw (2-4), 7:00 PM
Weeping Water (4-2) at Humboldt-Table Rock-Steinauer (1-5), 7:00 PM
Osceola (3-3) at Howells-Dodge (6-0), 7:00 PM
Hitchcock County (6-0) at Maywood/Hayes Center (0-6), 7:00 PM
High Plains (3-3) at Lawrence-Nelson (5-1), 7:00 PM
Freeman (1-5) at Sacred Heart (1-5), 7:00 PM
Neligh-Oakdale (7-0) at Elgin/Pope John (4-2), 7:00 PM
Nebraska Lutheran (0-6) at Deshler (4-2), 7:00 PM
Central Valley (6-0) at Palmer (2-4), 7:00 PM
Cedar Bluffs (2-4) at Elmwood-Murdock (5-1), 7:00 PM
Overton (4-2) at Cambridge (5-1), 7:00 PM
Burwell (3-3) at Chambers/Wheeler Central (3-3), 7:00 PM
Bruning-Davenport/Shickley (4-2) at Giltner (1-5), 7:00 PM
Blue Hill (2-4) at Franklin (2-4), 7:00 PM
Bertrand (3-3) at Loomis (4-2), 7:00 PM
Bayard (1-5) at Maxwell (3-3), 7:00 PM
Bancroft-Rosalie (5-1) at Lyons-Decatur Northeast (2-4), 7:00 PM
Elm Creek (4-2) at Axtell (0-6), 7:00 PM
Archangels Catholic (6-0) at Fullerton (4-2), 7:00 PM
Anselmo-Merna (5-1) at Twin Loup (4-2), 7:00 PM
Ainsworth (2-4) at Creighton (2-4), 7:00 PM
There are 12 games scheduled in the NSAA D6 classification on Friday, October 10. You can follow every game on our NSAA Class D6 High School Football Scoreboard.
Wauneta-Palisade (4-1) at Southwest (5-0), 7:00 PM
Shelton (2-3) at Santee (0-5), 7:00 PM
Red Cloud (5-0) at Silver Lake (4-1), 7:00 PM
Sumner-Eddyville-Miller (4-1) at Paxton (1-4), 7:00 PM
Sterling (2-3) at Pawnee City (4-1), 7:00 PM
Lewiston (2-3) at Parkview Christian (1-4), 7:00 PM
Harvard (0-5) at Meridian (3-2), 7:00 PM
Hampton (5-0) at Stuart (4-1), 7:00 PM
Dorchester (2-3) at Diller-Odell (1-4), 7:00 PM
Cody-Kilgore (1-4) at Hay Springs (3-2), 7:00 PM
Sioux County (2-3) at Arthur County (3-2), 7:00 PM
Ansley/Litchfield (1-4) at Heartland Lutheran (0-2), 7:00 PM
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Isimenme Ozzy-Momodu scored 16 points on 7-of-8 shooting, and No. 22 Maryland pulled away down the stretch for a 78-60 win over Nebraska on Saturday.
Oluchi Okananwa scored nine of the Terrapins’ 15 first-quarter points, and Maryland (19-6, 7-6 Big Ten) led 45-28 at halftime after a 30-17 second quarter.
Nebraska closed within 50-33 early in the third, but Maryland answered with Addi Mack’s layup off a steal and a Yarden Garzon 3-pointer to stretch the margin back to 52-33. The Terrapins won the third quarter, 25-18, and pushed the lead past 30 on a Rainey Welson 3-ball with 5:09 left in the period.
Okananwa had 14 points and four steals, Garzon scored 11 points with six assists and Kyndal Walker added 13 off the bench. Welson finished with a career-high 13 points.
Ozzy-Momodu added nine rebounds, and Maryland finished with a 44-22 advantage in points in the paint. The Terrapins shot 50% from the field, out-rebounded Nebraska 39-26 and forced 22 turnovers.
Logan Nissley led Nebraska (16-8, 5-8) with a career-high 22 points, including 13 by halftime, and hit six 3-pointers for her first 20-point game. Britt Prince made her 54th straight free throw in the third quarter, a Nebraska school record.
Next, Maryland hosts Penn State on Thursday, while Nebraska travels to Minnesota.
Reporting by The Associated Press.
The Nebraska School Activities Association (NSAA) high school wrestling duals are Saturday, Feb. 7, in Kearney, Nebraska.
Champions will be crowned in Class A, B, C and D.
All matches will stream live on the NFHS Network on eight mats. Wrestling begins at 9 a.m. CST on Saturday.
The event will be held at the Buffalo County Fairgrounds in Kearney.
Here’s a look at the schedule and live stream information. All times CST.
Saturday, Feb. 7
Session 1
9 a.m.: Class B and C quarterfinals
10:30 a.m.: Class A and D quarterfinals
Noon: All classes, consolation semifinals
Session 2
1:30 p.m.: All classes, semifinals
3:30 p.m.: Third- and fifth-place duals
5:30 p.m.: Championship duals
What is the NFHS Network?
The NFHS Network covers 27 different regular-season and postseason sports nationwide. NFHS Network costs $13.99 per month or $79.99 per year.
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) – A Nebraska senator announced on social media Friday that her male colleague allegedly made sexually inappropriate comments toward her.
Sen. Megan Hunt, who represents District 8, shared the alleged encounter on her social media account Friday morning. The post singled out Sen. Brian Hardin, who represents District 48, as the perpetrator of the inappropriate comments.
I approached the introducer to discuss an amendment.
I said “So, is this a non-starter?”
Him: “YOU’RE a non-starter.”
And he looked into my eyes and slowly said “You’re getting really, REALLY wet.”
Me: ….. excuse me?
Him: “If you bring the thunder, you’re gonna get REALLY wet.” https://t.co/15xhEoPs7O— Senator Megan Hunt (@NebraskaMegan) February 6, 2026
Hardin’s office provided the following statement regarding the allegation:
“Sen. Hunt’s categorization of the event is the opposite of what she claims. What I said, in the midst of her attempt to pick a fight under the balcony over LB538, was that ‘You brought the thunder, now it’s going to rain.’ She said, ‘You mean I’m all wet?’ I repeated the first line and said, ‘When it rains, you get wet.’ NOTHING in the way of sexual harassment! There are consequences for Jewish students when legislation, already passed in 47 countries and 37 states, is sidelined for leftist reasons.”
This news comes after Amherst Sen. Dan McKeon’s resignation from the Nebraska Legislature shortly before senators were set to vote on his expulsion.
McKeon resigned on Jan. 13 after being cited for misdemeanor “public indecency” by the Nebraska State Patrol in October 2025. He is accused of inappropriate touching at a party toward the end of last year’s legislative session.
The criminal allegation was downgraded to a misdemeanor disturbing the peace charge to which McKeon pled not guilty to.
His trial is set for March 19 at 2 p.m.
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