In the third-ever edition of the Gretna High and Gretna East boys soccer rivalry, the Dragons emerged victorious, controlling possession and limiting any scoring opportunity for the opposition. Both teams had a shot apiece entering the final five minutes of the first half. In the final stretch of the half, junior midfielder Alex Sowinski found […]
Welcome to XI with… where I ask the same 11 questions to high school soccer players from across the state. Today it’s XI with… Cadence Field of Blair.
Good afternoon! We only had three days of games last week, but they were a doozy. Not to mention the random 90-degree heat in March, teams had their work cut out for them.
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
On what could be the hottest day of the 2026 season, on the first Saturday of the spring no less, two powerhouse programs took to Seacrest Field in Lincoln. The two-time defending Class A champions, Lincoln Southwest, defeated Class B No. 1 Lincoln Pius X 3-1.
Welcome to XI with… where I ask the same 11 questions to high school soccer players from across the state. If you are listening to the podcast version, please excuse my lack of voice. Without further ado, here’s XI with… Ansley Throener of Lincoln Southwest. *The following has been edited for clarity.* — 1. Of
Welcome to XI with… I’m going to be talking to high school soccer players from across the state this spring, with new features typically releasing on Tuesdays (Girls) and Thursdays (Boys). I’m also going to rotate classes each week. This week I’m starting with Class A, and then next week will be Class B. The
Good afternoon! A week of practices is in the books, and that means it is the perfect time to reveal the 2026 Nebraska Soccer Talk Preseason Rankings. Stay tuned for more announcements, podcasts, and content as the first matches get underway next week.
Omaha Westside won the 2025 NSAA Class A Boys soccer championship in May 2025. Photo/Fisher Madsen While we wait eight more months for the start of next high school soccer season, I thought it would be fun to predict the next three champions for each class. For these predictions, the self-imposed rules are that I
A special first season got even better as Omaha Street Futbol Club defeated Worthington, Minnesota 2-1 to win the UPSL NE/IA/SD Championship Final. “We wanted to compete and be here and we felt we had a strong chance of winning it and that’s exactly what the guys did,” coach Rodrigo Retana said. This was the
