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Nebraska high school boys soccer rankings, April 22
Here are the latest rankings for Nebraska high school boys soccer by Nick Rubek.
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Rank, school, record, previous ranking
1. Lincoln Southwest, 12-0, 1
2. Omaha Creighton Prep, 15-1, 2
3. Omaha South, 11-4, 3
4. Gretna, 11-3, 4
5. Omaha Westside, 10-3, 5
6. Bennington, 16-0, 7
7. South Sioux City, 12-1, 5
8. Omaha Skutt, 10-4, 8
9. Lincoln Southeast, 8-4, 9
10. Elkhorn South, 10-3, NR
1. Lincoln Southwest, 12-0, 1
2. Omaha Creighton Prep, 15-1, 2
3. Omaha South, 11-4, 3
4. Gretna, 11-3, 4
5. Omaha Westside, 10-3, 5
6. Lincoln Southeast, 8-4, 6
7. Elkhorn South, 10-3, 8
8. Norfolk, 11-3, 9
9. Papillion-La Vista South, 9-5, 10
10. Omaha Central, 11-3, NR
COMMENTS: Minimal movement despite plenty of activity amount the group. Lincoln Southwest won the HAC tournament with a comeback overtime win over Lincoln Southeast and a 1-0 victory against Norfolk. The Silver Hawks have two trips to the Metro — Monday at Gretna, Wednesday at Papio South — to try to finish off an unbeaten regular season. Westside returned the favor to Gretna with a 2-1 win last week. Omaha Central replaces Lincoln East, which slips out after losing three of its last four and falling under .500 on the season. Central gets the nod ahead of Kearney — despite a head-to-head loss to the Bearcats — based on overall resume and better losses.
1. Bennington, 16-0, 2
2. South Sioux City, 12-1, 1
3. Omaha Skutt, 10-4, 3
4. Lexington, 10-6, 6
5. Crete, 10-3, 4
6. Schuyler, 9-3, 7
7. Omaha Roncalli, 10-4, NR
8. Elkhorn Mount Michael, 6-5, 5
9. Elkhorn North, 8-3, 9
10. The Platte, 11-1, 10
COMMENTS: All but two teams — new No. 1 Bennington and The Platte — suffered a loss since the last rankings. The former is last the unbeaten team in Class B after South Sioux City — the team Bennington replaced on top — dropped a 4-1 match to Creighton Prep. Crete falls only one spot despite losing three of its last four. One of those losses (3-2 to a Lexington team that jumps them) was against a team the Cardinals had beaten earlier in the season. This week’s River Cities Conference tournament brings its fair share of intrigue, with newly-ranked Omaha Roncalli’s rise into the rankings. A Skutt-South Sioux City rematch may be what most expect, but the Crimson Pride played both teams tough earlier this month.
2023 All-Nebraska soccer teams: Back row left to right: Gretna’s Sonora De Fini, Gretna’s Karli Williams, Lincoln East’s Annie Mulder, Gretna’s Allison Marshall, Lincoln Southwest’s Lane Kruse, Lincoln East’s Aidan Nachi, Papillion-La Vista South’s Colin Macke, Gretna’s Maguire Perkins, Bennington’s Ayo Makinde, and Gretna’s Brett Perkins. Front row left to right: Lincoln Southwest’s Charley Kort, Gretna’s Ava Makovicka, Lincoln Southwest’s Claire Kniss, Norris’ Kennedy Sullivan, Gretna’s London De Fini, Omaha Westside’s Delani Daubman, Omaha Skutt’s Tess Behrens, Omaha Skutt’s Morgan Finkenbinder, Omaha Creighton Prep’s Brady Bragg, Omaha Skutt’s William Tobaben, Omaha Skutt’s Samuel Schendt,and Gretna’s Mikey Stukenholtz.
2022 All-Nebraska soccer teams: Front row (from left): Abby Vacek, Kayma Carpenter, Avi Gonzalez, Ava Makovicka, Sydney Zabloudil, Andre Santamaria, Mikey Stukenholtz, Sam Schendt, Edwin Cisneros, Cesar Hernandez, Brett Perkins. Back: Samaya Hogg, Annie Mulder, Emma Prososki, Hannah Tate, Allison Marshall, John Burns, Aidan Nachi, Carson Poole, Maguire Perkins, Alec Scharff. (Not pictured: Savannah DeFini.)
All-Nebraska 2021 boys team: Kevin Becerril, Omaha South; Javier Baide, Grand Island; Caden Tubaugh, Millard West; Carter Hinman, Gretna; Wawa Palga, Omaha South, captain; Eli Rhodes, Lincoln Southwest; Junior Casillas, Lexington; Edwin Cisneros, Omaha South; John Meyers, Omaha Skutt; Cole Lammel, Millard South; Nolan Fuelberth, Lincoln Southwest.
All-Nebraska 2021 girls team: Allie Napora, Papillion-La Vista South; Kayma Carpenter, Lincoln East; Cece Behrens, Omaha Skutt; Briley Hill, Lincoln East; Sena Ahovissi, Millard North; Savannah DeFini, Gretna; Sarah Weber, Gretna, captain; Haley Peterson, Lincoln East; Taylor Daffer, Gretna; Jenna Hotovy, Omaha Skutt; Abby Orr, North Platte.
2019 All-Nebraska soccer teams: Back row: From left to right, Omaha Creighton Prep’s Michael Ambrose, Omaha Creighton Prep’s Duncan McGuire, Lincoln East’s Zion Osorio, Omaha South’s Luka Nedic, Omaha Creighton Prep’s Matthew Anderson and Lincoln Southeast’s Cassie Nash. Middle Row: From left to right, Millard West’s Grace Ostergaard, Crete’s Anthony Bolanos, Elkhorn South’s Reagan Anderson, Kearney’s Royce Austen, Omaha Skutt’s Laurin Mertz, Omaha South’s Ivan Hernandez, Millard West’s Chaise Pfanstiel, Gretna’s Sarah Weber, Lincoln Southwest’s Isaiah Shaddick, Omaha Marian’s Grace Crockett, Millard West’s Katie Stoneburner and Papillion La Vista’s Sam Marek. Front Row: From left to right, Omaha South’s Abdillahi Adan, Kearney’s Jacob Hardy, Millard South’s Maddie Smith and Millard West’s Reagan Raabe.
2018 All-Nebraska soccer teams: First row: Gwen Lane and Regan Zimmers. Second row: Delaney Gunn, Brian Covarrubias, Lindsey Prokop, Royce Austen, Maddie Smith, Laurin Mertz and Rylie Albers. Third row: Tyler Sanne, Mackenzie Boeve, Emma Wilson, Delaney Stekr, Carlos Salazar, Luka Nedic and Jacob Hardy. Top row: Jonathan Velasquez, Cole Quandt, Novoa, Johan Centeno and Duncan McGuire. Not pictured is Elkhorn’s Skylar Heinrich.
2017 All-Nebraska soccer teams: Back row from left: Omaha Burke’s Zach Robbins, Elkhorn South’s Hunter Albers, Ralston’s Diego Gutierrez, Omaha South’s Isaac Cruz, Omaha Central’s Jackson Ferris, Fremont’s Nolan Dillon, Omaha Westside’s Jack Finocchiaro, Lincoln North Star’s Jonathan Velasquez, Millard West’s Erik Fahner and Creighton Prep’s Ed Gordon. Bottom, from left: Bellevue West’s Courtney Wallingford, Omaha Marian’s Rachel Johnson, Lincoln Southwest’s Hannah Davis, Millard North’s Bailey Cascio, Omaha Skutt’s Madi McKeever, Millard West’s Sydney Cassalia, Omaha Westside’s Emily Torres, Omaha Marian’s Emma Nelson, Millard South’s Lindsey Prokop, Elkhorn’s Skylar Heinrich. Matt Smith and Kenzie Harte are not pictured.
2016 All-Nebraska soccer teams: Back row from left to right: Maddy Henry, Matt Smith, Rachel Johnson, Joe Fehr, Marisa Windingstad, Sydney Cassalia, Jake Bos, Alex Gomez, Charlie Harte, Austin Mishou; Front row from left to right: Brenna Ochoa, Bailey Cascio, Miranda Swift, Ed Gordon, Adam Dejka, Cassie Legband, Alvaro Elizarraga, Hannah Davis, Jack Finocchiaro, Jaylin Bosak are the 2016 All-Nebraska Soccer Team. AJ Wiley and Annie Sullivan are not pictured.
2015 All-Nebraska soccer teams: From left to right, Abby Meader, Isaac Armstrong, Vince Nolette, Emily Romero, Michelle Xiao, Angel Jacinto, Alvaro Elizarraga, Marisa Windingstad, Jake Kennedy, Nick Scalora, Maddy Henry, Margaret Begley, Cassie Legband, Sydney Cassalia, Brenna Ochoa, Alec Foltz, Cullen Fisch, Connor Tupper, Jordan Cahill, Susie Dineen and Carsen Lundgren are the 2015 All-Nebraska Soccer Team. AJ Wiley is not pictured.
2014 All-Nebraska soccer teams: Back row, from left, Holly Hild, Abby Meader, Elmer Garcia, Paige Phipps, Nick Hinds, Megan McCashland, Jonah Garbin, Madison Henry. Front row, from left, Peter Schropp, Faith Carter, Hannah Schafers, Damien Austen, Justin Wiley, Michelle Xiao, Sarah Woelfel, Chase McCann, Landon Sibole (kneeling), James Narke (sitting), Quinn Nelson. Not pictured: Hannah Davis.
2013 All-Nebraska soccer teams: Back row, from left, Abby Meader, Allison Key, Mark Moulton, Megan McCashland, Rachel Brennan, Brock Fitzgerald, Abel Alvarado, Ali Sodal, Taylor Saucier, Michael Kluver, Landon Sibole, Jordan Cassalia. Front row, left to right, Damien Austen, Lucas Venegas, Eduardo Gamboa, Michael Jaime, Emily Roll, Michelle Xiao, Sarah Woelfel, Alex Prusa, Liz Bartels, Maddie Elliston.
Honorary team captains Jackie Tondl of Omaha Marian and Mark Moulton of Omaha Creighton Prep.
Honorary team captains Logan Mendez of Grand Island and Rachel Brennan of Millard North.
Honorary team captains Omaha South’s Manuel Lira and Omaha Skutt’s Mayme Conroy.
Boys first team: Lance Johnson, Kearney; Matt Sifers, Millard West; Chase Beiermann, Columbus Scotus; Josh Gable, Kearney; Luke Theimer, Millard South; Aaron Mulgrue, Lincoln Southwest; Alec Lerner, Om. Burke; Steve Thyden, Om. Westside; Michael Burke, Om. Skutt; Brian Kudron, Millard West; Larry Mason Om. Burke.
Girls first team: Caitlin Stier, Om. Westside; Stacy Bartels, Om. Skutt; Mayme Conroy, Om. Skutt; Katie Pickinpaugh, Millard West; Brittney Neumann, Millard North; Bri Exstrom, Lincoln Southwest; Megan Merrill, Millard West; Alexa Lind, Om. Skutt; Allie Adam, Millard West; Sarah Nelson, Om. Westside; Amanda Woelfel, Millard North.
Honorary team captains Molly Thomas of Millard North and Devon Strecker of Millard South.
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