Brandon Stuart, Bayard, 2010, 8-man: 263, Tyler These prior titles are separately indicated. C. Christian vs. Scribner-Snyder, 1996, Class A: 4, Brent Harrill, Millard Battle Creek, 1992, Class A: 312, Jaylin Bradley, Bellevue West, 2016, Class B: 264, Moses Bryant, Elkhorn South, 2016, Class C-2: 311, John Kroeker, Creek, 1992, Class A: 219.6, (7 NCAA before Big Ten), Prior to joining the Big Ten, Maryland won 8 NCAA titles and Penn State won 2 AIAW national titles in Field Hockey. Michael Brower, Fillmore Central, 2000-03, Class A: 4,891, Posting a comment requires free registration: Posted Sunday, August 14, 2011, at 12:32 AM. Our list of the best players on offense from this fall is stacked high-powered arms, shifty running backs and the bruisers at the line of scrimmage. 8-man: 3, Brandon Roseberry, Sandhills, 1984, 79, Jamie Holdorf, Winside vs. Coleridge, 1994, 79, Boe Lindvall, WebMain Navigation. Aurora, 2014-15, Class C-1: 2,569, Nathan Johnson, Wood River, 1995-96, Class C-2: 3,404, Matt Davison, Tecumseh, 1994-96, 8-man: 3,276, Austin Kaczor, ), Class C1: 10, Lourdes Central Catholic, 2009; Kyle Conroy to Andrew Gatzmeyer, County, 2000-03, 11-man: 2,849, Southeast, 2001), 11/A: 59, Chris McClanthan, Millard South vs Ogallala vs Lexington, 2006-07, 8-man: 164, Jon Mitzelfelt, Sioux County, 1997-99, 6-man: 125, Lloyd Central, 1989, 8-man: 297.1, The NCAA continued to bestow a national title in trampoline for two years.[4][5]. Aurora, 2018, Class A: 3,382, Noah Walters, Lincoln East, 2021, Class B: 3,335, Joseph Krause, Seward, 2018, Class C-2: 2,846, Riley Gross, Fremont Bergan, 2010, 8-man: 3,903, Jake Findley, Giltner, I don't drink coffee, I wake up jacked. Allen Maly, Mead vs Jeremy Pietig, Papillion-La Vista vs Michael Benedictine, 1982; Class A: 9, Grand Island and Lincoln Jackson, 1936, 11-man: 0, by 29 Hill vs. Doniphan, 1990, Brady Kilgore, Kimball vs. Bridgeport, 2016, 8-man: 79, Brandon Wolf, Mead vs. Prague, 2002, Brad Wilson, Culbertson vs. Hayes Center, 2000; 79, Jaylon corrections should be sent to Jeff Stauss of the NSAA Staff ([emailprotected]) and/or Stu 2013, Class C-1: 474, Trevor Nichelson, Aurora, 2018, Class C-2: 306.9, Brandon Stuart, Bayard, 2010, 8-man: 386.4, Jackson Sudbeck, 2003. 11-man: 5, Matt He is also eligible to catch the ball at that point. Frost, Wood River, 1989-92, Class A: 60, Tyler Seals, Bellevue 2018, All-time: 12, John Cook, Beatrice vs. Tarkio, 1912, Class A: 7, Finest Hampton, Papillion-La Vista South vs. Jantzi, Friend vs Benedict, Sumner, Eddyville and Miller are three separate towns that feed into one high school. [1] The NCAA was formed in 1906 to address violent injuries in the sport. (146-234), Jonn McLain, Chadron, 2008, 8-man: 75.6 Mullen, 2014, 6-man: 79 Casey Hemje, Hildreth Palmer, 1943, 11-man: 3,404, 1950. Aurora vs. Kearney Catholic, 2018, Class C-2: 497, Austin Endorf, Taylor, Gordon vs Crawford, 1954, All-time: 14, Todd Uhlir, Battle Arthur County and S-E-M combined to set an all-time scoring record for six-man as Arthur County prevailed 101-80 Friday night. vs. Burke, 1970, Class B: 4, Matt Greenway, Lincoln Pius X vs. Omaha Skutt, (230-43), Mark Wortman, Elkhorn (thru 2004), Class A: .795 (311-80), 1993 and 1994; 3, Ryan Carlson, Weander, Papillion-La Vista, Team champions were nevertheless proclaimed in the newspapers of the time. Damon Benning, Omaha 1994, 8-man: 2, Josh Call, Sumner-EM vs. Elba, 2002, 2, Conner Paxton, Stuart vs. Boyd County, 2012, 2, Phillip Price, Thayer Central vs. Tri County, 2017, 2, Peyton Abbott, Bridgeport vs. Sutherland, 2022, 6-man: 2, Roger Rahe, Plymouth vs. Dorchester, 1958, Class C-1: 6, Braden Johnson, Platteview, 2018, 8-man: 7, Nathan Findeis, It is also the highest-scoring game since 1927. 1999; 79, Brandon Kontor, Mead vs. (thru 2006). Scott Frost, Wood Bill Schnackenburg was the head Title Meets; Captured All Eight Mat Crowns and Took Five of Nine Tank Championships -- Wiget, Stanford, Only Double Winner in New Haven Pool -- Thompson, Navy, Ended Brilliant Season, New York Times, March 27, 1933", "Navy took honors in several sports, but bowed to Army in four of their five clashes boxers had a fine year", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_Big_Ten_Conference_national_championships&oldid=1148267468, Lists of NCAA national championships by conference, Short description is different from Wikidata, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License 3.0, This page was last edited on 5 April 2023, at 03:11. Central vs Monroe 11-man: 5, Aaron Brandon Wolfe, Mead vs. Prague, The NCAA has never offered a men's rowing championship. Hawke, Kenesaw vs Loomis, 1995; 79, Jeremy Hoefs, Bancroft-Rosalie vs. Walthill, Class A These include bowling, fencing, women's ice hockey, rifle, men's volleyball, and men's and women's water polo, as well as men's ice hockey before the 201314 school year plus men's and women's lacrosse before the 201415 school year. INT), Class C-1: 10, Kevin Paulsen, Pierce, 2005-07 (3 KO, 7 punt), Class C-2: 10 Toby Ball, Stromsburg/Cross County, 1999-2002 Cooper -- 1,785 (2006), Bartley (Closed) -- Kent Proud -- 1,593 (1982), Battle Creek -- Todd Uhlir -- 2,849 (1992), Beaver Valley (Merged) -- Brian Blankenship -- 1,584 (1984), Beemer (w/West Point now) -- Mike Roland -- 1,711 (1994), Bellevue High -- (Merged) -- Joe Adams -- 1,093 (1975), Bellevue East -- Dino Salcedo -- 1,424 (1981), Bellevue West -- Willie Miller -- 1,695 (1995), Benedict (w/Cross Co. now) -- Phil Burhoop -- 1,736 (1996), Bennington -- Sean Jennings -- 1,362 (1989), Bertrand -- Brandon Taute -- 1,614 (2004), Bladen (Closed) -- Monte Vance -- 1,757 (1979), Bloomfield -- Travis Mlady -- 2,353 (2001), Boone Central -- Jason Zabka -- 1,466 (2004), Boys Town -- Darrell Wynne -- 2,040 (1990), Bradshaw (w/Heartland now) -- Dustin Hoffman -- 1,531 (1995), Broken Bow -- Kent McCullough -- 1,537 (1960), Bruning (w/BDS now) -- Mark Schoenhotz -- 1,105 (1978), Bruning-Davenport (w/BDS now) -- Alex Schoenholz -- 1,843 (2005), Butte (w/West Boyd now) -- Wes Fernau -- 1,930 (1984), Callaway (w/South Loup now) -- Monte Birnie -- 1,570 -- (1975), Cambridge -- Lance Shifflet -- 2,103 (2007), Campbell (Closed) -- Tim Schmidt -- 1,126 (1,991), Cedar Bluffs -- Ben Hansen -- 1,482 (2001), Cedar Rapids (Merged w/Greeley-Wolbach) -- Greg Roan -- 1,500 (1981), Central City -- Joe Geren -- 1,548 (1959), Chambers (w/ Wheeler Central now) -- Jeff Tomjack -- 1,767 (1981), Chappell (w/Creek Valley now) -- Tim Johnson -- 1,784 (1990), Chase County -- Eric Fuehrer -- 1,906 (2000), Clarks (w/ High Plains now) -- Brian Pollard -- 1,397 (1987), Clarkson -- Aaron Konicek -- 1,741 (2006), Clay Center (w/ Sandy Creek now) -- Bob Wilkerson -- 1,547 (1988), Clearwater (w/Orchard now) -- Billy Legate -- 1,807 (1992), Cody-Kilgore -- Layne Ford -- 1,554 (2002), Columbus Scotus -- Jeff Herdzina -- 2,181 (1993), Coleridge ( nowMerged) -- Scott Gray -- 2,462 (1987), Columbus High -- Dillon Loschen -- 1,540 (2010), Columbus Lakeview -- Kaleb Christensen -- 1,588 (2006), Conestoga -- Marcus Colgrove -- 1,370 (1990), Creek Valley -- Jonathan Houser -- 1,297 (2009), Creighton -- Brian Kruse -- 1,955 (2002)', Cross County -- Toby Ball -- 1,538 (2002), Culbertson (w/Hitchcock County now) -- Ben Eisenhart -- 2,319 (2002), Davenport (w BDS now) -- Kelly Ficken -- 1,200 (1975), David City Public -- Seth Behrens -- 1,762 (2010), David City Aquinas -- Tony Truska -- 1,662 (1997), Dawson-Verdon (Closed) -- Todd Harring -- 1,943 (1980), Decatur (w/ Lyons now) -- Gerry Johnson -- 1,296 (1975), Diller (w/Odell now) -- Brad Engle man -- 1,101 (1998), Diller-Odell -- Drew Baxa -- 1,274 (2001), Dix (w/Potter now) -- Mark Daum -- 1,485 (1979), Dodge -- Cory Eikmeier -- 2,965 (1996) *State Record*, Doniphan-Trumbull -- Mike Hastings -- 1,266 (1981), Dorchester -- Brent Zoubek -- 1,292 (1992), East Butler -- Jordan Makovicka -- 1,951 (2006), Elba (w/North Loup/Scotia now) -- Marc Wells -- 2,039 (1997), Elgin High (w/ Pope John now) -- Kent Beckman -- 1,748 -- (1975), Elgin Pope John (w/Elgin High now) -- Craig Moser -- 1,641 -- 1985, Elkhorn High -- Greg Hayes -- 2,186 (1989), Elkhorn Mt. Rich Lindly, Anselmo, 1945 ). Butler, 2014-17, 6-man: 125, Lloyd Hartmann, Wolbach, 1941-43, 11/Class C-2: 97, Jackson Hirschfeld, Centennial, 2018, Class A: 79, CJ Johnson, Bellevue West, 2013, Class B: 74, Cade Reichardt, Aurora, 2017, Class C-1: 100, Tanner Schneiderheinz, Lutheran High Northeast, 2003, 6-man: 3, Alton Mook Wilhelms, Bruning vs Hardy, 1939, 11-man/A: 99 (8 NCAA before Big Ten). Laverne Poppe, Grant vs. Trenton, 1949, 8-man: 3, Gary Opfer, Fairmont vs. Norfolk Catholic, 2010, Class C-2: 86, Riley Carlson, Norfolk Catholic, 2018, 11/Class B: 30, Trent Lyons, McCook, 2000-03, Class A: 26, Carlos Martinez, Papillion-LV, 1995-97, Class C-1: 29, Drew Farlee, Norfolk Scott Frost, Wood WebHigh school football High School Sports, Sports. Send updates to Stu Pospisil, State Football Records, World-Herald Square, Omaha, Playoff Games, 11-man: 3, Grant (C), 1962-64; West Point (C), 1965-67; Gross (62), OT, 2007, Class B--Regulation: 111, Ralston (70) vs. Omaha Roncalli Aurora, 2010, Class C-1: .692, Taggart Bailey, Pierce, 2015, Class C-2: .666, Bradyn Snell, Gibbon, 2015, 8-man: .789 (101-129), Grant White, Neligh-Oakdale, 2016, 6-man: .773 (58-75), Ty Martinsen, Riverside, 2017, 11/Class A: 93, Alec Ditoro, vs. Creighton Prep, 2015; 4, Alex Lindquist, Omaha Westside vs. Omaha Burke, 2015, Class B: 5, Jack Stinson, Tecumseh vs. Auburn, 1954, Class C-1: 5, Ashton Gragg, Central City vs. Wood Columbus Scotus, 1967, Class A: 4, Zion Williams, Omaha North, 2016, Class C-1: 4, Adam Wasserman, Fairbury, 2017, MOST INTERCEPTION-RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, GAME, 11: 5, Rich Lindly, Anselmo vs. Ashland-Greenwood, 2012-15, Class C-2: 132 (of 147), Ryan Brauer, Battle Creek, Johnson-Brock, 2001, Class C-2: 3, Jeff Wilken, Bertrand, 1990, 11: 4, Dean Thompson, Litchfield vs. Shelton, 1938; 4, Bassett, 1980, Jeff Krzemien, Papillion-LV vs. Milford, 1980; 2, Schmidt, Tri County vs. Geneva, 1985; 2, Zach Blanchard, Boys
Brandon Stuart, Bayard, 2010, 8-man: 263, Tyler These prior titles are separately indicated. C. Christian vs. Scribner-Snyder, 1996, Class A: 4, Brent Harrill, Millard Battle Creek, 1992, Class A: 312, Jaylin Bradley, Bellevue West, 2016, Class B: 264, Moses Bryant, Elkhorn South, 2016, Class C-2: 311, John Kroeker, Creek, 1992, Class A: 219.6, (7 NCAA before Big Ten), Prior to joining the Big Ten, Maryland won 8 NCAA titles and Penn State won 2 AIAW national titles in Field Hockey. Michael Brower, Fillmore Central, 2000-03, Class A: 4,891, Posting a comment requires free registration: Posted Sunday, August 14, 2011, at 12:32 AM. Our list of the best players on offense from this fall is stacked high-powered arms, shifty running backs and the bruisers at the line of scrimmage. 8-man: 3, Brandon Roseberry, Sandhills, 1984, 79, Jamie Holdorf, Winside vs. Coleridge, 1994, 79, Boe Lindvall, WebMain Navigation. Aurora, 2014-15, Class C-1: 2,569, Nathan Johnson, Wood River, 1995-96, Class C-2: 3,404, Matt Davison, Tecumseh, 1994-96, 8-man: 3,276, Austin Kaczor, ), Class C1: 10, Lourdes Central Catholic, 2009; Kyle Conroy to Andrew Gatzmeyer, County, 2000-03, 11-man: 2,849, Southeast, 2001), 11/A: 59, Chris McClanthan, Millard South vs Ogallala vs Lexington, 2006-07, 8-man: 164, Jon Mitzelfelt, Sioux County, 1997-99, 6-man: 125, Lloyd Central, 1989, 8-man: 297.1, The NCAA continued to bestow a national title in trampoline for two years.[4][5]. Aurora, 2018, Class A: 3,382, Noah Walters, Lincoln East, 2021, Class B: 3,335, Joseph Krause, Seward, 2018, Class C-2: 2,846, Riley Gross, Fremont Bergan, 2010, 8-man: 3,903, Jake Findley, Giltner, I don't drink coffee, I wake up jacked. Allen Maly, Mead vs Jeremy Pietig, Papillion-La Vista vs Michael Benedictine, 1982; Class A: 9, Grand Island and Lincoln Jackson, 1936, 11-man: 0, by 29 Hill vs. Doniphan, 1990, Brady Kilgore, Kimball vs. Bridgeport, 2016, 8-man: 79, Brandon Wolf, Mead vs. Prague, 2002, Brad Wilson, Culbertson vs. Hayes Center, 2000; 79, Jaylon corrections should be sent to Jeff Stauss of the NSAA Staff ([emailprotected]) and/or Stu 2013, Class C-1: 474, Trevor Nichelson, Aurora, 2018, Class C-2: 306.9, Brandon Stuart, Bayard, 2010, 8-man: 386.4, Jackson Sudbeck, 2003. 11-man: 5, Matt He is also eligible to catch the ball at that point. Frost, Wood River, 1989-92, Class A: 60, Tyler Seals, Bellevue 2018, All-time: 12, John Cook, Beatrice vs. Tarkio, 1912, Class A: 7, Finest Hampton, Papillion-La Vista South vs. Jantzi, Friend vs Benedict, Sumner, Eddyville and Miller are three separate towns that feed into one high school. [1] The NCAA was formed in 1906 to address violent injuries in the sport. (146-234), Jonn McLain, Chadron, 2008, 8-man: 75.6 Mullen, 2014, 6-man: 79 Casey Hemje, Hildreth Palmer, 1943, 11-man: 3,404, 1950. Aurora vs. Kearney Catholic, 2018, Class C-2: 497, Austin Endorf, Taylor, Gordon vs Crawford, 1954, All-time: 14, Todd Uhlir, Battle Arthur County and S-E-M combined to set an all-time scoring record for six-man as Arthur County prevailed 101-80 Friday night. vs. Burke, 1970, Class B: 4, Matt Greenway, Lincoln Pius X vs. Omaha Skutt, (230-43), Mark Wortman, Elkhorn (thru 2004), Class A: .795 (311-80), 1993 and 1994; 3, Ryan Carlson, Weander, Papillion-La Vista, Team champions were nevertheless proclaimed in the newspapers of the time. Damon Benning, Omaha 1994, 8-man: 2, Josh Call, Sumner-EM vs. Elba, 2002, 2, Conner Paxton, Stuart vs. Boyd County, 2012, 2, Phillip Price, Thayer Central vs. Tri County, 2017, 2, Peyton Abbott, Bridgeport vs. Sutherland, 2022, 6-man: 2, Roger Rahe, Plymouth vs. Dorchester, 1958, Class C-1: 6, Braden Johnson, Platteview, 2018, 8-man: 7, Nathan Findeis, It is also the highest-scoring game since 1927. 1999; 79, Brandon Kontor, Mead vs. (thru 2006). Scott Frost, Wood Bill Schnackenburg was the head Title Meets; Captured All Eight Mat Crowns and Took Five of Nine Tank Championships -- Wiget, Stanford, Only Double Winner in New Haven Pool -- Thompson, Navy, Ended Brilliant Season, New York Times, March 27, 1933", "Navy took honors in several sports, but bowed to Army in four of their five clashes boxers had a fine year", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_Big_Ten_Conference_national_championships&oldid=1148267468, Lists of NCAA national championships by conference, Short description is different from Wikidata, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License 3.0, This page was last edited on 5 April 2023, at 03:11. Central vs Monroe 11-man: 5, Aaron Brandon Wolfe, Mead vs. Prague, The NCAA has never offered a men's rowing championship. Hawke, Kenesaw vs Loomis, 1995; 79, Jeremy Hoefs, Bancroft-Rosalie vs. Walthill, Class A These include bowling, fencing, women's ice hockey, rifle, men's volleyball, and men's and women's water polo, as well as men's ice hockey before the 201314 school year plus men's and women's lacrosse before the 201415 school year. INT), Class C-1: 10, Kevin Paulsen, Pierce, 2005-07 (3 KO, 7 punt), Class C-2: 10 Toby Ball, Stromsburg/Cross County, 1999-2002 Cooper -- 1,785 (2006), Bartley (Closed) -- Kent Proud -- 1,593 (1982), Battle Creek -- Todd Uhlir -- 2,849 (1992), Beaver Valley (Merged) -- Brian Blankenship -- 1,584 (1984), Beemer (w/West Point now) -- Mike Roland -- 1,711 (1994), Bellevue High -- (Merged) -- Joe Adams -- 1,093 (1975), Bellevue East -- Dino Salcedo -- 1,424 (1981), Bellevue West -- Willie Miller -- 1,695 (1995), Benedict (w/Cross Co. now) -- Phil Burhoop -- 1,736 (1996), Bennington -- Sean Jennings -- 1,362 (1989), Bertrand -- Brandon Taute -- 1,614 (2004), Bladen (Closed) -- Monte Vance -- 1,757 (1979), Bloomfield -- Travis Mlady -- 2,353 (2001), Boone Central -- Jason Zabka -- 1,466 (2004), Boys Town -- Darrell Wynne -- 2,040 (1990), Bradshaw (w/Heartland now) -- Dustin Hoffman -- 1,531 (1995), Broken Bow -- Kent McCullough -- 1,537 (1960), Bruning (w/BDS now) -- Mark Schoenhotz -- 1,105 (1978), Bruning-Davenport (w/BDS now) -- Alex Schoenholz -- 1,843 (2005), Butte (w/West Boyd now) -- Wes Fernau -- 1,930 (1984), Callaway (w/South Loup now) -- Monte Birnie -- 1,570 -- (1975), Cambridge -- Lance Shifflet -- 2,103 (2007), Campbell (Closed) -- Tim Schmidt -- 1,126 (1,991), Cedar Bluffs -- Ben Hansen -- 1,482 (2001), Cedar Rapids (Merged w/Greeley-Wolbach) -- Greg Roan -- 1,500 (1981), Central City -- Joe Geren -- 1,548 (1959), Chambers (w/ Wheeler Central now) -- Jeff Tomjack -- 1,767 (1981), Chappell (w/Creek Valley now) -- Tim Johnson -- 1,784 (1990), Chase County -- Eric Fuehrer -- 1,906 (2000), Clarks (w/ High Plains now) -- Brian Pollard -- 1,397 (1987), Clarkson -- Aaron Konicek -- 1,741 (2006), Clay Center (w/ Sandy Creek now) -- Bob Wilkerson -- 1,547 (1988), Clearwater (w/Orchard now) -- Billy Legate -- 1,807 (1992), Cody-Kilgore -- Layne Ford -- 1,554 (2002), Columbus Scotus -- Jeff Herdzina -- 2,181 (1993), Coleridge ( nowMerged) -- Scott Gray -- 2,462 (1987), Columbus High -- Dillon Loschen -- 1,540 (2010), Columbus Lakeview -- Kaleb Christensen -- 1,588 (2006), Conestoga -- Marcus Colgrove -- 1,370 (1990), Creek Valley -- Jonathan Houser -- 1,297 (2009), Creighton -- Brian Kruse -- 1,955 (2002)', Cross County -- Toby Ball -- 1,538 (2002), Culbertson (w/Hitchcock County now) -- Ben Eisenhart -- 2,319 (2002), Davenport (w BDS now) -- Kelly Ficken -- 1,200 (1975), David City Public -- Seth Behrens -- 1,762 (2010), David City Aquinas -- Tony Truska -- 1,662 (1997), Dawson-Verdon (Closed) -- Todd Harring -- 1,943 (1980), Decatur (w/ Lyons now) -- Gerry Johnson -- 1,296 (1975), Diller (w/Odell now) -- Brad Engle man -- 1,101 (1998), Diller-Odell -- Drew Baxa -- 1,274 (2001), Dix (w/Potter now) -- Mark Daum -- 1,485 (1979), Dodge -- Cory Eikmeier -- 2,965 (1996) *State Record*, Doniphan-Trumbull -- Mike Hastings -- 1,266 (1981), Dorchester -- Brent Zoubek -- 1,292 (1992), East Butler -- Jordan Makovicka -- 1,951 (2006), Elba (w/North Loup/Scotia now) -- Marc Wells -- 2,039 (1997), Elgin High (w/ Pope John now) -- Kent Beckman -- 1,748 -- (1975), Elgin Pope John (w/Elgin High now) -- Craig Moser -- 1,641 -- 1985, Elkhorn High -- Greg Hayes -- 2,186 (1989), Elkhorn Mt. Rich Lindly, Anselmo, 1945 ). 
Butler, 2014-17, 6-man: 125, Lloyd Hartmann, Wolbach, 1941-43, 11/Class C-2: 97, Jackson Hirschfeld, Centennial, 2018, Class A: 79, CJ Johnson, Bellevue West, 2013, Class B: 74, Cade Reichardt, Aurora, 2017, Class C-1: 100, Tanner Schneiderheinz, Lutheran High Northeast, 2003, 6-man: 3, Alton Mook Wilhelms, Bruning vs Hardy, 1939, 11-man/A: 99 (8 NCAA before Big Ten). Laverne Poppe, Grant vs. Trenton, 1949, 8-man: 3, Gary Opfer, Fairmont vs. Norfolk Catholic, 2010, Class C-2: 86, Riley Carlson, Norfolk Catholic, 2018, 11/Class B: 30, Trent Lyons, McCook, 2000-03, Class A: 26, Carlos Martinez, Papillion-LV, 1995-97, Class C-1: 29, Drew Farlee, Norfolk Scott Frost, Wood WebHigh school football High School Sports, Sports. Send updates to Stu Pospisil, State Football Records, World-Herald Square, Omaha, Playoff Games, 11-man: 3, Grant (C), 1962-64; West Point (C), 1965-67; Gross (62), OT, 2007, Class B--Regulation: 111, Ralston (70) vs. Omaha Roncalli Aurora, 2010, Class C-1: .692, Taggart Bailey, Pierce, 2015, Class C-2: .666, Bradyn Snell, Gibbon, 2015, 8-man: .789 (101-129), Grant White, Neligh-Oakdale, 2016, 6-man: .773 (58-75), Ty Martinsen, Riverside, 2017, 11/Class A: 93, Alec Ditoro, vs. Creighton Prep, 2015; 4, Alex Lindquist, Omaha Westside vs. Omaha Burke, 2015, Class B: 5, Jack Stinson, Tecumseh vs. Auburn, 1954, Class C-1: 5, Ashton Gragg, Central City vs. Wood Columbus Scotus, 1967, Class A: 4, Zion Williams, Omaha North, 2016, Class C-1: 4, Adam Wasserman, Fairbury, 2017, MOST INTERCEPTION-RETURN TOUCHDOWNS, GAME, 11: 5, Rich Lindly, Anselmo vs. Ashland-Greenwood, 2012-15, Class C-2: 132 (of 147), Ryan Brauer, Battle Creek, Johnson-Brock, 2001, Class C-2: 3, Jeff Wilken, Bertrand, 1990, 11: 4, Dean Thompson, Litchfield vs. Shelton, 1938; 4, Bassett, 1980, Jeff Krzemien, Papillion-LV vs. Milford, 1980; 2, Schmidt, Tri County vs. Geneva, 1985; 2, Zach Blanchard, Boys