2007 – Football: Lexington
Undefeated (8-0) and The Associated Press Class A state champion, the Minutemen allowed only one touchdown all year. The team included three all-state starters – Dallas Dyer, Monte Kiffin and Mick Tingelhoff. By BARB BIERMAN BATIE, Lexington Clipper-Herald 09/21/2007 LEXINGTON — There was something special in the crisp fall air in 1957 — something […]
2008 – Basketball: Red Willow, 1958-59
Unbeaten in Football (9-0), State Champions in Basketball (27-1) and State Champions in Track & Field.
2008 – Basketball: Lincoln High, 1958-59
Won state championship and extending a winning streak that reached a Class A record the following year.
2009 – Basketball: Omaha South 1960
Record: 21-0 Coach: Cornie Collin, 1995 Hall of Fame inductee The 1960 Class A state championship basketball was the only unbeaten Class A team for the next 29 years. They won every laurel available that season–city champions, district champions, state tournament. Team selected in 2000 for the South High Hall of Fame. Starters: Charles Bruno, […]
2009 – Baseball: Central City 1960
The 1959-60 school year culminated a great five-year span of high school baseball at Central City High with a championship in the 1960 Class B state tournament. The state final was an 8-4 win over Lincoln Pius X. Coach: Bill Kennedy In five years Bison baseball lost only two games in district and state competition. […]
2010 – Football/Track & Field/Basketball: Fairfield
Football 8-0 Mythical State 8-Man Champions Basketball 20-1-0 Track Class “D” State Champions
2010 – Football: MCook
10-0 Big Ten Conference Champion. Averaged 32 points per game. Head Coach: Andy Loehr.
2011 – Football/Basketball: Polk
The Cubs of Polk High School put together a rare athletic featduring the 1961-62 school year, unbeaten seasons in both basketball and football. Bill Schnackenburg was the head football coach.Team Members: Regy Green (all-state), Lanny Ang (all-state), Darwin Hahn (all-state), Max Kroger, Alvin Kisler, Larry Klingsporn, Larry Coover, Dennis Van Housen, Calvin Crow, Elmer Gnauden, […]
2011 – Football: Omaha North
Unbeaten North High had great depth and a versatile backfield which gained a lot of notoriety for its productivity and nickname—the Four Norsemen, a moniker created by The World-Herald’s Don Lee. Bob Churchich, Ricky Davis, Rook Taylor and Dan Miller did gridiron mayhem through the Metro Conference during the Vikings’ 9-0 season. Guard Bert Hetrick […]
