The More I Learn, the Less I Know Two weeks into the season and the Class A boys picture has never been murkier. The overwhelming favorite at the start of the year seemed to be Creighton Prep, but since losing talismanic striker Jordan Igwennma, the Junior Jays have gone scoreless for over 200 minutes of […]
Jack here! When the high school soccer season kicks off, there’s no shortage of drama and excitement across the state each week. We know it can be a lot to keep track of, but that’s what we at NEST hope to help with. Every Monday, I’ll be recapping three things that caught my eye from
It’s time for the 2025 boys championships. Elijah previews both of the matches and gives you his picks on who is going to win.
It’s time for the 2025 girls championships. Elijah previews both of the matches and gives you his picks on who is going to win.
We have made it past the quarterfinals and it’s time to determine our Class B state championship games. Elijah previews each of the four matches and gives you his picks on who is going to advance.
We have made it past the quarterfinals and it’s time to determine our Class A state championship games. Elijah previews each of the four matches and gives you his picks on who is going to advance.
It is time! Week six has concluded, which means there is only one week left in the regular season. Like last year, I have calculated the projected Class A district soccer brackets. However, I would like to preface these by saying that teams have through Monday to update out-of-state team records. I did not take
Norfolk’s Isidro Rosas (10) and Westside’s Cam Long fight for the ball during their Nebraska Soccer Talk “Game of the Week” matchup at Westside on April 19. (Photo/Fisher Madsen) In soccer, one singular moment can decide a full 80 minutes of play. In Nebraska Soccer Talk’s “Game of the Week” between the No. 4 Norfolk Panthers and
Earlier this week, we recorded a podcast to get each other’s midseason takes. You can listen to the full episode below or read the summary below. Enjoy! Which No. 1 is the most unstoppable? Fisher: Class A Girls: Lincoln Southwest Jack: Class A Boys: Creighton Prep Elijah: Class B Girls: Gretna East Who has been
Schuyler’s David Arciga shoots the ball during their matchup against Crete on April 8 in Schuyler. (Photo/Fisher Madsen) Despite a thrilling end to regulation for the Crete Cardinals, the Schuyler Warriors boys soccer team rallied in overtime to beat their Central Conference foes 4-2. By the 20th minute, Schuyler and Crete had already traded goals. Schuyler
