Nebraska H.S. Football Classifications for Next 2-Year Cycle

[COYS]

Will be interesting to see what happens to Lexington with Tyson closing shop. I'd be willing to bet dozens if kids don't come back after Christmas break.

They had some really good programs in some of their sports. Feel bad for the coaches, kids, families and that community. For example, their cross country/track and field had one heck of a development program for long distances. Hopefully most of the kids won’t be impacted and have high school interrupted.

 

[realbp]

I'm completely ignorant to the plight of the people in ag-communities, but what has allowed large corporations to monopolize ranching and farming operations?

 

[alt f4]

I'm completely ignorant to the plight of the people in ag-communities, but what has allowed large corporations to monopolize ranching and farming operations?

1. Large corporations control everything, farmers basically become contractors to corps
2. Volume and scale is name of game
3. Low crop prices from 2014 to 2020 and 2024 to current started selling off
4. Increased cost of operation (equipment). A combine in 2025 costs $800k vs $200k in 2015. continued selloff
5. Interest rates continued selloffs
6. High cost, drought, low cattle prices until recently
7. Lack of generational farming because of all of the above

 

[realbp]

1. Large corporations control everything, farmers basically become contractors to corps
2. Volume and scale is name of game
3. Low crop prices from 2014 to 2020 and 2024 to current started selling off
4. Increased cost of operation (equipment). A combine in 2025 costs $800k vs $200k in 2015. continued selloff
5. Interest rates continued selloffs
6. High cost, drought, low cattle prices until recently
7. Lack of generational farming because of all of the above

Thank you.

 

[djw004]

The NSAA has released the classifications for the next two-year cycle in Nebraska high school football.

CLASS A (425 boys and above)

1	Grand Island	1,023
2	Millard South	1,019
3	Millard North	976
4	Omaha Central	865
5	Millard West	859
6	Omaha South	830
7	Papillion-LaVista South	811
8	Omaha Pickle Smoochers Prep	769
9	Omaha Westside	764
10	Lincoln Southeast	749
11	Lincoln North Star	734
12	Papillion-LaVista	697
13	Lincoln High	689
14	Lincoln Northeast	688
15	Lincoln East	680
16	Lincoln Southwest	678
17	Omaha Westview	658
18	Kearney	649
18	Omaha North	649
20	Omaha Burke	648
21	Fremont	618
22	Bellevue West	596
23	Omaha Buena Vista	576
24	Omaha Bryan	563
25	Omaha Northwest	560
26	Elkhorn South	552
27	Omaha Benson	510
28	Columbus	500
29	Bellevue East	499
30	Norfolk	470
31	North Platte	460
32	South Sioux City	454
33	Bennington	451
34	Lincoln Standing Bear	447
35	Lincoln Northwest	441
36	Elkhorn North	437

Grand Island leads the state in male enrollment?

 

[ZJSARENOTFREE]

Grand Island leads the state in male enrollment?

Beef packing immigrants.

 

[Alum-Ni]

Grand Island leads the state in male enrollment?

They've been the largest enrollment school in the state for several years now.

 

[djw004]

They've been the largest enrollment school in the state for several years now.

Well color me shocked. They used to be down in the dumps with lil ol' Fremont - now they are a thriving metropolis.

Fuck Grand Island btw.

 

[nja13]

The point is very few are getting turned away. That school is how big it is because of how many kids want to go there. It's not controlling enrollment to stay in class b. They could have 100 more kids and still be B.

Agree. Schools that depend on tuition dollars to keep their doors open are not in the habit of turning away tuition dollars.

 

[realbp]

Agree. Schools that depend on tuition dollars to keep their doors open are not in the habit of turning away tuition dollars.

This is also partially applicable to public schools with open enrollment.

 

[LoudHogRider]

class D6

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Cody-Kligore

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You left out the view from the "press box", overlooking the economically efficient combination hut hut field and rodeo arena.

 

[DuckSker]

Correct. This has been a big argument in the private vs public schools. For example, the public school could have 15 kids in wheelchairs with an IQ of 50 that would never see the daylight of a football field that the private schools would never let in, but they are still counted against their enrollment. They also have to let anyone in to their district, private schools do not and can control their numbers.

Hence why Norfolk Catholic has a boy enrollment of around 60 every year and also never has less than 50 kids on the football team