ALL SMILES: It was all smiles in Wahoo on Friday night as the Warriors top Aurora, 28-6. Coach Chad Fox’s team is 3-0. (nebpreps / Jacob Sedlacek)

Last Year on Their Mind

Last year, Wahoo had a heck of a season. They finished 10-2, while advancing to the Class C-1 semifinals where they lost to eventual state champion Aurora. Their other loss? A week three dismantling in Aurora as well. But, on Friday they flipped the script.

Trevon Luben ran for 249 yards and two touchdowns as the top-ranked Warriors knocked off the fourth-ranked Huskies 28-6.

PREP EXTRA REPORT | SAUTTER: Recruiting spotlight

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Sorting Things Out

In week three, we can start to make heads of tails of who might be ready to make a move in each class. We’ll try to give quick run down of some games with impact in Class A here.

1. Third-ranked and unbeaten Omaha Westside fell out of those ranks when Lincoln Southeast got a late Nick Hallen touchdown for a 22-17 win.

2. The pecking order, now, after 1-3 (we’d assume Millard West makes the jump to No. 3) gets a little murky.

3. Unbeaten’s Elkhorn South and Grand Island could make a push. Some forget where the Islanders ended their season last year.

4. It appears the top one-loss teams are Lincoln Southeast (a blocked FG from unbeaten), Omaha Burke (who was clipped by Millard West) and then Westside. All have played close games.

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RUN, RUN, RUN: Waverly pounded out over 600 yards on the ground and had two players with 200 yards rushing as they defeated No. 3 Omaha Roncalli. (nebpreps / Jacob Sedlacek)

A Messy Class B

Man, who knows what to think about Class B as Skutt and Scottsbluff look like the two favorites but after than it gets a little muddy. And even the top-two are getting big challenges.

Last week Omaha Roncalli made a big push against Skutt. But on Friday? Waverly pounded the Crimson Pride for over 600 yards rushing and had a pair over 200. PREP EXTRA REPORT

In Grand Island, Scottsbluff needed everything Sebastian Harsh could give them as he led a late drive and scored his third touchdown with 1:17 left to give the Bearcats an 18-13 win over No. 7 Northwest. The Vikings could move up in the ranking despite the loss.

And, when you thought Jeff Gross and McCook had his the canvas after an 0-2 start, the Bison get a big 21-0 win over York after the Dukes had started 2-0 on the season. Ahhh, football.

MORE FOOTBALL: Big win for No. 2 St. Paul over power Norfolk Catholic | Weekly Scores | Playoff Points

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Odds and Ends

CROSS COUNTRY: East freshman Schutz wins second invitational
SOFTBALL: Class C, No. 1 Fairbury hitting their stride
VOLLEYBALL: Wooden setting sights high for Elkhorn South

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