May 25, 2013

Boys golf championship results

CLASS A FINAL TEAM SCORES
1 Creighton Preparatory School 283 285 568
2 Lincoln Pius X 289 298 587
3 Lincoln Southwest 302 307 609
T4 Fremont 306 308 614
T4 Lincoln East 306 308 614
6 Bellevue West 304 312 616
7 Hastings 314 310 624
8 Norfolk 313 319 632
9 Millard North 319 314 633
10 North Platte 321 324 645
11 Bellevue East 329 321 650
12 Kearney 329 332 661

1 Carson Schaake Creighton Preparatory School 71 70 141 (won on first playoff hole)
2 Benjamin Maschka Creighton Preparatory School 70 71 141
T3 Alexander Pieper Creighton Preparatory School 74 71 145
T3 Keevan Statz Lincoln Pius X 70 75 145


CLASS B FINAL TEAM SCORES
1 Scottsbluff 320 314 634
2 Blair 326 317 643
3 Beatrice 328 318 646
4 McCook 337 315 652
5 Omaha Skutt Catholic 334 328 662
6 Aurora 340 332 672
7 Elkhorn South 347 327 674
8 Seward 347 329 676
9 Holdrege 349 331 680
10 Omaha Gross Catholic 347 335 682
11 Columbus Scotus 347 337 684
12 Gretna 356 333 689

1 Michael Hadden Scottsbluff 75 73 148
2 Brian Carmody Omaha Skutt Catholic 77 74 151
3 Andrew Holloway Scottsbluff 78 74 152


CLASS C FINAL TEAM SCORES
1 Gibbon 328 323 651
2 Hastings St. Cecilia 339 313 652
3 Laurel-Concord 329 328 657
4 Elgin Public/Pope John 339 331 670
5 Hartington Cedar Catholic 333 339 672
6 Valentine 339 339 678
7 David City 332 351 683
8 Ord 345 342 687
9 Logan View 356 350 706
10 Stanton 366 348 714
11 Archbishop Bergan 366 350 716
12 Kearney Catholic 359 363 722
13 Sutton 370 363 733
14 Elmwood-Murdock 372 363 735
15 Chase County 382 379 761
1 Sam Meuret Plainview 68 75 143
2 Rylee Reinertson Gibbon 72 72 144
3 Mitchell Klooz Laurel-Concord 76 70 146

CLASS D FINAL TEAM SCORES
1 Thayer Central 347 335 682
2 Bancroft-Rosalie 367 351 718
3 Medicine Valley 376 352 728
4 Hartington 382 361 743
5 Cambridge 382 366 748
6 Fullerton 386 375 761
7 Overton 390 374 764
8 Deshler 410 374 784
9 Friend 394 396 790
10 Osmond 415 376 791
11 Ewing 403 396 799
12 Heartland Lutheran 436 409 845
13 South Loup (Callaway/Arnold) 449 410 859
14 Hemingford 457 413 870
15 Mullen 461 413 874
1 Brendan Johnsen Medicine Valley 80 71 151
2 Jay Cottam Thayer Central 79 74 153
3 Garrett Ring Alma 78 77 155

Day one high school golf team scores

Class A

Team Scores

Day 1 Score

Creighton Prep

283

Lincoln Pius X

289

Lincoln Southwest

302

Bellevue West

304

Fremont

306

Lincoln East

306

Norfolk

313

Hastings

314

Millard North

319

North Platte

321

Bellevue East

329

Kearney

329

Class B

Team Scores

Day 1 Score

Scottsbluff

320

Blair

326

Beatrice

328

Omaha Skutt Catholic

334

McCook

337

Aurora

340

Omaha Gross Catholic

347

Columbus Scotus

347

Elkhorn South

347

Seward

347

Holdrege

349

Gretna

356

Class C

Team Scores

Day 1 Score

Gibbon

328

Laurel-Concord

329

David City

332

Hartington Cedar Catholic

333

Hastings St. Cecilia

339

Elgin Public/Pope John

339

Valentine

339

Ord

345

Logan View

356

Kearney Catholic

359

Archbishop Bergan

366

Stanton

366

Sutton

370

Elmwood-Murdock

372

Chase County

382

Class D

Team Scores

Day 1 Score

Thayer Central

347

Bancroft-Rosalie

367

Medicine Valley

376

Hartington

382

Cambridge

382

Fullerton

386

Overton

390

Friend

394

Ewing

403

Deshler

410

Osmond

415

Heartland Lutheran

436

South Loup

449

Hemingford

457

Mullen

461

Omaha Westside, Norris win baseball state championships

Class A
Omaha Westside scored five runs in the first innings leading the way to an 8-0 win over Millard South to claim the Class A baseball championship at Werner Park. The win makes up for Tuesday’s 10-0 loss to South for Westside’s sixth state championship.

Sophomore Mike Waldron allowed six hits, while striking out six and walking one in his complete game shutout. Singles by Devin Stueck, Waldron and Matt Waldron highlighted Westside’s five-run first inning, as the Warriors got to starter Austin Dubsky before he could get an out. Back-to-back doubles by Will Patterson and Jake Meyers scored two runs in the fourth. Meyers came around to score on two errors after his double drove in Patterson.

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Class B

Jakson Reetz drove in a run and scored twice, then went to the mound and saved Norris’ Class B baseball championship with a 3-2 win over Lincoln Pius X at Haymarket Park. Norris reached the championship game by beating Omaha Gross 9-2 earlier in the day.

Down 3-0 in the third, Pius X cut the lead to 3-1, thanks to a hit batter, a single, a sacrifice and a balk. Cole Felber delivered a pinch-hit single to left to trim the lead to 3-2 in the fifth.

 

State baseball scores and championship schedule for Thursday

Class A

Millard South 10, Omaha Westside 0
Papillion-La Vista 2, x-Papillion-La Vista South 1

THURSDAY’S GAMES At Werner Park, Papillion

Game 14 — Millard South (16-7) vs. Papillion-La Vista (15-10), 10 a.m.
Championship — Omaha Westside (23-6) vs. Game 14 winner

Class B

Norris 8, Lincoln Pius X 1
Omaha Gross 6, x-Omaha Skutt 3

THURSDAY’S GAMES At Haymarket Park

Game 14 — Norris (24-2) vs. Omaha Gross (12-8), 10 a.m.
Championship — Lincoln Pius X (18-2) vs. Game 14 winner, to follow

Millard West and Omaha Skutt win girls soccer titles

Class A

Millard West remains perfect in state soccer title matches. After titles in 2007 and 2009, West beat Millard North 1-0 to win the Class A championship on Tuesday. Freshman Brenna Ochoa scored the winning goal in the 12th minute of the match with a shot from about 20 yards out hitting just inside the left post and crossbar. It was just her fifth goal of the season and first in the state tournament.

Goalie Jordan Cassalia who won shootout matches in district finals and the state semifinal game, shutout second ranked Millard North.

Millard North had to play the final 12 minutes of the match with one fewer player after a player received a second yellow card.

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Class B

Omaha Skutt won the third Class B state girls soccer championship in four years with a 3-2 shootout victory against Elkhorn South on Tuesday…ending 5-3 in a penalty kick shootout

With 2:54 remaining in regulation, Carsen Lundgren scored for Elkhorn South after Omaha Skutt couldn’t clear the ball and it deflected off Lundgren and in the goal to put Elkhorn South up 2-1. But, with only 35 seconds remaining in regulation, Elizabeth Bartels scored on a free kick from 30 yards out that tipped off the goalkeeper’s hands to tie the match 2-2 and force overtime.

Bartels is the leading scorer in the state with 23 goals, including four during the state tournament, and was playing on an injured ankle.