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Serving Omaha, Nebraska (Douglas County)Vol. 1, No. 9
Sports

Omaha-area teams play NSAA football quarterfinals tonight

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OMAHA — Omaha-area high school football teams play NSAA quarterfinals tonight, including Omaha Westside against Papillion-La Vista, Millard North against Omaha North at Buell Stadium, and Omaha Skutt Catholic at Aurora, according to the NSAA Class A, B and C1 brackets.

In Class A, top-seeded Westside hosts Papillion-La Vista at 7 p.m. Westside beat Columbus 59-0 in the first round; Papillion-La Vista beat Lincoln Northeast 21-0. Second-seeded Millard South hosts Papillion-La Vista South at 4 p.m. Millard South beat Lincoln Standing Bear 56-7; Papillion-La Vista South beat Millard West 18-17.

At 8 p.m. at Buell Stadium, third-seeded Millard North faces sixth-seeded Omaha North. Millard North beat Creighton Prep 32-13 at home; Omaha North beat Kearney 40-14 at Kinnick Stadium. Elkhorn South, which beat Elkhorn North 40-14, plays at Bennington at 7 p.m. Bennington beat Lincoln Southwest 42-17.

In Class B, Omaha Skutt Catholic plays at Aurora at 7 p.m. Skutt beat Ralston 49-13 in the first round; Aurora beat York 20-0.

In Class C1, Boys Town hosts Lincoln Christian at 7 p.m. Boys Town beat Alliance 43-20; Lincoln Christian beat Minden 35-14.

An NSAA quarterfinal is the second round of the state playoffs. Tonight's winners advance toward the state finals. Semifinals are listed for Friday, Nov. 13, on the same brackets. Kickoff times are Central.

Source: NSAA Class A, Class B and Class C1 football playoff brackets and the NSAA football sport page, opened Nov. 6, 2026.

How we checked this: Reported from the NSAA Class A, Class B and Class C1 football playoff brackets and the NSAA football sport page, opened Nov. 6, 2026, at 5:35 a.m. CT, and checked against the record by our copy desk before publishing.

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