Nebraska
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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Nebraska
Former Nebraska wrestler AJ Ferrari wanted in Lincoln, accused of assaulting pregnant woman
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) – Former Nebraska wrestler AJ Ferrari is wanted in Lancaster County on suspicion of assaulting a pregnant woman in May.
An arrest warrant was filed for Ferrari on Thursday. He faces three felony charges which include first-degree false imprisonment and assault by strangling a pregnant woman.
According to an arrest affidavit, a woman from California contacted police in Lincoln on May 8 just after midnight. She told officers her daughter called for help and pointed them to Ferrari’s apartment.
Police arrived at the apartment and knocked on the door. A pregnant woman came out after several minutes of knocking with no answer. Officers said the woman was visibly upset.
She told officers that Ferrari tried taking her phone away after an argument, but she wouldn’t let him take it. The arrest affidavit shows Ferrari then dragged her off a bed by her feet.
Police think Ferrari then got on top of her and strangled her, likely until she was unconscious. The woman told police that she felt as though her throat “collapsed” and that she was “breathing through a straw.”
Once regaining consciousness, police said the woman tried hiding in a closet and contacting her mother on another device. But Ferrari followed her, pushed her onto a bed and sat on her until she apologized, according to the affidavit.
She apologized in order to be released, police said. The woman then tried to leave the apartment, but police said Ferrari dragged her by the arm back inside. She found her phone and contacted her mother, yelling “help!”, prosecutors wrote.
Ferrari grabbed the phone and hung up, according to the affidavit. The woman’s mother tried calling several more times before calling police.
Authorities transported the woman to Bryan West for treatment. Officers said she sustained injuries consistent with strangulation, including bruising around her neck and other abrasions.
Last weekend, Ferrari was arrested in Lincoln County on suspicion of flight to avoid arrest, willful reckless driving and obstructing the police. He was cited after a trooper chased a Corvette in the North Platte area.
Lincoln County authorities told KOLN that Ferrari is out on bond. His current whereabouts are unclear.
Court records show that the woman has filed for a protection order against Ferrari. A hearing has been set for July 7 to give him an opportunity to show the court why one should not be issued.
Previously, Ferrari was booked in Lancaster County, Nebraska for an outstanding warrant in January of this year, but those charges were dismissed later that week.
Ferrari parted ways with the Huskers in April of this year.
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The Nebraska State Fair is celebrating America’s 250th anniversary with a special 72-hour flash sale on Season Passes.
From July 3 through July 5, fans can purchase a 2026 Season Pass for just $50—a significant discount from its regular value of $132.
The pass includes one admission per day for all 11 days of the 2026 Nebraska State Fair, making it ideal for visitors who plan to attend multiple days.
Fair officials say the promotion is one of the biggest Season Pass discounts offered in years and will not be extended.
After July 5, Season Passes will remain available at a higher discounted price.
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) – Legalizing online sports betting has met with resistance in the Nebraska Legislature for years.
Tax Relief Nebraska, a group backed by Nebraska casinos and online sports betting groups, took the issue to the people of the state through a petition drive.
Those petitions are now in, and casino officials say they expect to have enough signatures to make the November ballot — but also expect pushback through Election Day.
The case for online betting
Currently, legal sports bets cannot be placed on a phone in Nebraska. Casino operators say people who choose to wager are finding other ways to do it.
“They’re just doing it illegally through a virtual private network, or they’re driving over to the first exit between Iowa and Nebraska, placing a bet and then driving back to their home,” said Lynne McNally of Warhorse Casino.
Nebraska casino operators say the state has already collected millions of dollars in state taxes and property tax relief from casino gambling, and that online sports betting would add to that total.
A majority of Nebraskans voted for casino gambling to enter the state in 2020, and casino operators expect similar support if the online betting petition makes the November ballot.
“As you know, we got 65% on the constitutional amendment and actually got nearly 70% on the tax portion of the statute when the casinos were legalized in 2020. I think that we’ll be in that area, if not maybe a little higher than that,” McNally said.
“There’s always going to be a sector of the public that doesn’t want to gamble. They don’t want to go to our facilities and that’s just fine. I guess I have an objection with trying to tell other people what to do,” McNally said.
The opposition
The Nebraska Family Alliance stands against online gambling and plans to campaign against the initiative across the state. The nonprofit group issued a statement that reads in part: “Online sports betting has been a massive public policy failure that benefits national sportsbooks at the expense of kids, student-athletes, families and businesses. While they have more money, they don’t have the truth.”
Pat Loontjer, director of Gambling with the Good Life, has opposed expanded gambling in Nebraska for 30 years.
“They’re telling the same lie — property tax relief. Well in Nebraska you say property tax relief and everybody says where do I sign,” Loontjer said.
Loontjer also raised concerns about the impact on young people.
“Sports betting on the phone is the most addictive thing for young people, young men especially. You’ve got kids that are going to lose their scholarships, lose their future,” Loontjer said.
What comes next
If enough signatures are verified and the issue is placed on the November ballot, Warhorse Casino officials say Nebraskans could be able to make sports bets on their phones by spring of next year.
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