On Saturday, March 7th, 2026, the #1 seed in Class D2, Dundy County Stratton, faced the #6 seed, Wynot, at Pinnacle Bank Arena. The teams were battling for the NSAA State Championship. Dundy County Stratton was looking to clinch its first state championship title, having finished runner-up in 2015, 2017, and 2019. The Tigers found success and earned the Class D2 State Championship by defeating Wynot, 49-39. Advertisements The Tigers started out with a 6-2 lead. Wynot, though,

On Friday, March 6th, 2026, the #1 in Class D2 played #5 Archangels Catholic in the NSAA Girls State Basketball Semifinals. This matchup was played in the Bob Devaney Sports Center. The Tigers came away victorious, winning big, 45-25 to head to the Class D2 NSAA Girls State Basketball Championship Game. Scoring was hard to come by in the first quarter, but the Tigers led 8-4 heading to the second period. DCS forced turnovers, got some easy layups, and their defense was tough.

In Class D1, #8 Arapahoe and #3 Maywood-Hayes Center were in action on Thursday, March 5th, at the NSAA Girls State Basketball Championships in Lincoln. Arapahoe started the day at Pinnacle Bank Arena, and Maywood-Hayes Center finished the day at the Bob Devaney Sports Center. We will start with the Warriors game first. Advertisements Arapahoe was the #8 seed and faced the undefeated #1 seed, Bloomfield. The Warriors lost to the Bees, 73-52. Bloomfield came out and dominated

On Wednesday, March 4, 2026, the NSAA Girls State Basketball Tournament began in Lincoln. In Class D2, #1 Dundy County Stratton played #8 Loomis at Pinnacle Bank Arena. It was a tough, hard-fought game, and DCS defeated the Wolves 37-36. Advertisements To begin the game, Loomis started on a little 4-0 run. Loomis maintained the lead heading to the second quarter, 11-9. Loomis continued to put pressure on the Tigers and knocked down a few shots to extend the lead. They led 22-

Alma hosted EMF in the C2-4 district final on Saturday evening. The teams, of course, were playing for the chance to advance to the NSAA Boys State Basketball Tournament next week. #13 EMF defeated #4 Alma, 50-46 in an excellent game. Advertisements In the first couple of minutes of the opening quarter, you could tell there was a bit of a feeling-out process between the two teams. But Alma got their offense going as the quarter went on. Alma led 15-7 heading to the second. Th