Photos: Nebraska state football championship games on Monday
Check out all the photos as state champions are crowned in Classes D-2, D-1 and A on Monday at Memorial Stadium.
Clarkson-Leigh's Kyle Kasik(4) runs into the end zone for a two-point conversion during the second quarter of the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Neligh-Oakdale in Lincoln on Monday.
Clarkson-Leigh's Kyle KasikÊ(4) is helped over the goal line by Korbin LemburgÊ(88) for a two-point conversion during the second quarter of the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Neligh-Oakdale in Lincoln on Monday.
Neligh-Oakdale's Aiden KuesterÊ(1) escapes a tackle by Isaac BaumertÊ(22) during the first quarter of the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Clarkson-Leigh in Lincoln on Monday.
Clarkson-Leigh's Kyle KasikÊ(4) dives into the end zone for a touchdown while tackled by Neligh-Oakdale's Levi DruekeÊ(5) during the second quarter of the NSAA Class D1 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday.
Clarkson-Leigh's Kyle KasikÊ(4) runs the ball during the second quarter of the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Neligh-Oakdale in Lincoln on Monday.
Neligh-Oakdale's Aiden KuesterÊ(1) runs the ball during the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Clarkson-Leigh in Lincoln on Monday.
Neligh-Oakdale's Aiden KuesterÊ(1) looks to pass the ball during the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Clarkson-Leigh in Lincoln on Monday.
Neligh-Oakdale's Aiden KuesterÊ(1) runs through a tackle by Clarkson-Leigh's Drew BeesonÊ(13) during the NSAA Class D1 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday.
Neligh-Oakdale's Colson KrebsÊ(3) celebrates during the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Clarkson-Leigh in Lincoln on Monday.
Clarkson-Leigh celebrates a touchdown by Kyle KasikÊ(4) during the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Neligh-Oakdale in Lincoln on Monday.
Hitchcock County's Drew Scott (4) carries the trophy and celebrates with his team following the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday. Hitchcock County won the title 22-12.
Howells-Dodge's Lance Brester (3) runs with the ball in the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday.
Hitchcock County's Keynan Gaston (9) eyes the defense he's up against in the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday.
Howells-Dodge's Jestin Bayer (28) runs with the ball around Hitchcock County's Mason Schilke (13) in the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday.
Hitchcock County's Keynan Gaston (9) runs with the ball as Howells-Dodge's Connor Kreikemeier (55) chases after him in the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday.
Howells-Dodge's Aiden Meyer (4) celebrates a play in the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday.
Hitchcock County's Keynan Gaston (9) runs with the ball around Howells-Dodge's Aandy Dominguez (93) in the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday. Hitchcock County won the title 22-12.
Hitchcock County fans celebrate a touchdown in the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday. Hitchcock County won the title 22-12.
Howells-Dodge's Brittin Sindelar (6) runs with the ball in the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday. Hitchcock County won the title 22-12.
Howells-Dodge's Lance Brester (3) leaps over the Hitchcock County defense in the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday. Hitchcock County won the title 22-12.
Hitchcock County fans cheer during the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday. Hitchcock County won the title 22-12.
Howells-Dodge head coach Mike Speirs watches his team in the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday. Hitchcock County won the title 22-12.
Howells-Dodge's Lance Brester (3) runs into the end zone for a touchdown in the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday. Hitchcock County won the title 22-12.
Howells-Dodge's Lance Brester (3) runs with the ball in the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday. Hitchcock County won the title 22-12.
Hitchcock County's Drew Scott (4) comes up after a touchdown as Howells-Dodge's Connor Kreikemeier (55) walks away in the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday. Hitchcock County won the title 22-12.
Fans watch the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday. Hitchcock County won the title 22-12.
Howells-Dodge's Lance Brester (3) runs with the ball as teammate Brittin Sindelar (6) runs ahead of him to protect him from Hitchcock County's Kolyn Gaston (20) in the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday. Hitchcock County won the title 22-12.
Hitchcock County's Drew Scott (4) runs with the ball in the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday. Hitchcock County won the title 22-12.
Howells-Dodge's Lance Brester (3) runs with the ball past Hitchcock County's Mason Schilke (13) in the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday. Hitchcock County won the title 22-12.
Hitchcock County head coach Randall Rath calls out to the officials during the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday. Hitchcock County won the title 22-12.
Howells-Dodge fans celebrate a play in the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday. Hitchcock County won the title 22-12.
Howells-Dodge's Brittin Sindelar (6) runs with the ball in the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday. Hitchcock County won the title 22-12.
Hitchcock County head coach Randall Rath talks to his team during a break in the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday. Hitchcock County won the title 22-12.
Howells-Dodge fans watch the final minutes of the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday. Hitchcock County won the title 22-12.
The Hitchcock County bench runs onto the field as clock hits zero during the in the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday. Hitchcock County won the title 22-12.
Howells-Dodge's Caleb Perrin (21) walks off the field following the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday. Hitchcock County won the title 22-12.
Howells-Dodge's Brittin Sindelar (6) hugs teammate Oscar Dominguez (24) following the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday. Hitchcock County won the title 22-12.
The championship trophy for the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday. Hitchcock County won the title 22-12.
Halsie Kisker, of Omaha, hugs her brother, Hitchcock County's Adam Kisker, following the Howells-Dodge vs. Hitchcock County NSAA Class D2 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday. Hitchcock County won the title 22-12.
Clarkson-Leigh's Grant HanelÊ(3) and Jase IndraÊ(10) inspect their medals following the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Neligh-Oakdale's in Lincoln on Monday. Clarkson-Leigh won 48-20.
Clarkson-Leigh's Drew BeesonÊ(13) celebrates as the clock runs out during the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Neligh-Oakdale's in Lincoln on Monday. Clarkson-Leigh won 48-20.
Neligh-Oakdale's Aiden KuesterÊ(1) holds back tears on the sideline during the fourth quarter of the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Clarkson-Leigh in Lincoln on Monday. Clarkson-Leigh won 48-20.
Clarkson-Leigh's celebrates winning the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Neligh-Oakdale's in Lincoln on Monday.
Neligh-Oakdale's Aiden KuesterÊ(1) walks off the field following the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Clarkson-Leigh in Lincoln on Monday. Clarkson-Leigh won 48-20.
Clarkson-Leigh waits to be handed their trophy following their win at the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Neligh-Oakdale's in Lincoln on Monday. Clarkson-Leigh won 48-20.
Clarkson-Leigh's Kyle KasikÊ(4) runs the ball during the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Neligh-Oakdale's in Lincoln on Monday.
Omaha Westside's Anthony Rezac runs toward the end zone out of the reach of Gretna’s Blayke Moore during their Class A state title game at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Gretna’s Zane Flores (left) looks to pass during their Class A state title game against Omaha Westside at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Gretna’s Blayke Moore makes a catch in the fourth quarter to setup the go ahead touchdown against Westside during their Class A state championship game on Monday at Memorial Stadium.
Gretna’s Cameron Bothwell reacts after hitting the go ahead extra point against Westside during their Class A state championship game on Monday at Memorial Stadium.
Gretna’s Zane Flores runs against Westside during their Class A state championship game on Monday at Memorial Stadium.
Westside’s Tristan Alvano connects on a field goal against Gretna during their Class A state championship game on Monday at Memorial Stadium.
Westside’s Tristan Alvano celebrates after hitting a field goal against Gretna during their Class A state championship game on Monday at Memorial Stadium.
Westside’s Tristan Alvano celebrates after hitting a field goal against Gretna during their Class A state championship game on Monday at Memorial Stadium.
Gretna’s Tyson Boganowski runs the ball during their Class A state title game against Omaha Westside at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Gretna’s Blayke Moore (left) celebrates with Tyson Boganowski after Boganowski scored a touchdown during their Class A state title game against Omaha Westside at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Gretna’s Blayke Moore (left) celebrates with Tyson Boganowski after Boganowski scored a touchdown during their Class A state title game against Omaha Westside at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Omaha Westside's Keynan Cotton (right) celebrates after Jahmez Ross scored a touchdown during their Class A state title game against Gretna at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Omaha Westside's Keynan Cotton (left) celebrates after Jahmez Ross scored a touchdown during their Class A state title game against Gretna at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Omaha Westside's Keynan Cotton celebrates after he scored a touchdown during their Class A state title game against Gretna at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Westside's Keynan Cotton (10) celebrates his touchdown with Teddy Rezac (25) during the first quarter of the NSAA Class A championship football game against Gretna in Lincoln on Monday.
Gretna's Zane Flores (12) runs the ball during the first quarter of the NSAA Class A championship football game against Westside in Lincoln on Monday.
Westside's student section cheers during the NSAA Class A championship football game against Gretna in Lincoln on Monday.
Westside's Keynan Cotton (10) runs the ball during the first quarter of the NSAA Class A championship football game against Gretna in Lincoln on Monday.
Westside's Keynan Cotton (10) smiles after his touchdown during the first quarter of the NSAA Class A championship football game against Gretna in Lincoln on Monday.
Westside's Tristan Alvano (3) pumps his fist after a 44-yard field goal during the second quarter of the NSAA Class A championship football game against Gretna in Lincoln on Monday.
Gretna's Alex Wilcoxson (10) breaks up a pass intended for Westside's Caleb Benning (1) during the second quarter of the NSAA Class A championship football game in Lincoln on Monday.
Gretna's Zane Flores (12) lowers his shoulder as Westside's Teddy Rezac (25) tackles him during the first quarter of the NSAA Class A championship football game in Lincoln on Monday.
Neligh-Oakdale's Aiden KuesterÊ(1) hands the ball off to Carson WhiteselÊ(2) during the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Clarkson-Leigh in Lincoln on Monday.
From left to right, Neligh-Oakdale fans Braxton Boggs, Jayden Sauser, Jace and Jackson Flenniken watch the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Clarkson-Leigh in Lincoln on Monday.
Clarkson-Leigh's Mason WhitmoreÊ(2) smiles as he waits for his medal following the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Neligh-Oakdale in Lincoln on Monday. Clarkson-Leigh won 48-20.
Neligh-Oakdale's Head Coach Ron Beacom reacts to encroachment called against his team during the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Clarkson-Leigh in Lincoln on Monday.
Clarkson-Leigh's Kyle HolmbergÊ(43) and Jackson KoehnÊ(41) tackle Neligh-Oakdale's Aiden KuesterÊ(1) during the NSAA Class D1 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday.
Officials and Clarkson-Leigh stand for the Pledge of Allegiance before the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Neligh-Oakdale in Lincoln on Monday.
Clarkson-Leigh's Kyle KasikÊ(4) runs the ball during the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Neligh-Oakdale in Lincoln on Monday.
Clarkson-Leigh's Dalton ZulkoskiÊ(25) kicks the ball during the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Neligh-Oakdale in Lincoln on Monday.
Clarkson-Leigh's fans cheer during the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Neligh-Oakdale in Lincoln on Monday.
Clarkson-Leigh fan Oscar Torres holds his sleeping daughter Elenie, 2, during the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Neligh-Oakdale in Lincoln on Monday.
Clarkson-Leigh's Head Coach Jim Clarkson reacts to a play during the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Neligh-Oakdale's in Lincoln on Monday.
Clarkson-Leigh's Drew Beeson, left, lifts the NSAA Class D1 championship football trophy following the game against Neligh-Oakdale's in Lincoln on Monday. Clarkson-Leigh won 48-20.
Neligh-Oakdale's Head Coach Ron Beacom holds up his play sheet to block the sun during the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Clarkson-Leigh in Lincoln on Monday.
Clarkson-Leigh's Ryan BrichacekÊ(8) blocks for Kyle KasikÊ(4) as he runs the ball during the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Neligh-Oakdale in Lincoln on Monday.
Clarkson-Leigh's Kyle KasikÊ(4) breaks up a pass intended for Neligh-Oakdale's Chase FurstenauÊ(8) during the NSAA Class D1 championship football game in Lincoln on Monday.
Neligh-Oakdale's Aiden KuesterÊ(1) looks to pass the ball during the NSAA Class D1 championship football game against Clarkson-Leigh in Lincoln on Monday.
Omaha Westside players celebrate after they defeated Gretna in their Class A state title game at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Omaha Westside players celebrate after they defeated Gretna in their Class A state title game at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Omaha Westside’s Caleb Benning (right) hugs Keynan Cotton after they defeated Gretna in their Class A state title game at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Omaha Westside’s Tristan Alvano scored the winning field goal to defeat Gretna in their Class A state title game at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Omaha Westside’s Tristan Alvano (left) hugs one of his coach after he scored the winning field goal to defeat Gretna in their Class A state title game at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Omaha Westside’s Tristan Alvano (center) hugs his teammates after he scored the winning field goal to defeat Gretna in their Class A state title game at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Omaha Westside’s Tristan Alvano takes a moment after he scored the winning field goal to defeat Gretna in their Class A state title game at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Omaha Westside’s Tristan Alvano takes a moment after he scored the winning field goal to defeat Gretna in their Class A state title game at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Omaha Westside’s Tristan Alvano takes a moment after he scored the winning field goal to defeat Gretna in their Class A state title game at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Omaha Westside’s Andrew Nielsen (left) celebrates with Head Coach Paul Limongi after winning their Class A state title game against Gretna at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Omaha Westside Head Coach Paul Limongi celebrates after winning their Class A state title game against Gretna at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Omaha Westside’s Tristan Alvano kicks the winning field goal to defeat Gretna in their Class A state title game at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Omaha Westside’s Tristan Alvano watches his teammates from the sidelines during their Class A state title game against Gretna at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Omaha Westside’s Andrew Nielsen (left) celebrates with Head Coach Paul Limongi after winning their Class A state title game against Gretna at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Omaha Westside's Trevor Spady (right) tries to outrun Gretna’s Ethan Stuhr (left) and Alexander Runge during their Class A state title game at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Gretna’s Tyson Boganowski (left) is tackled by Omaha Westside's Christian Jones during their Class A state title game at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Gretna’s Blayke Moore catches a pass while under pressure from Omaha Westside's Jeremiah Truitt during their Class A state title game at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Gretna’s Blayke Moore catches a pass while under pressure from Omaha Westside's Jeremiah Truitt during their Class A state title game at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Gretna and Omaha Westside players look at the official after Isaiah Weber crossed into the end zone during their Class A state title game at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Gretna’s Isaiah Weber crosses into the end zone during their Class A state title game against Omaha Westside at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Gretna’s Blayke Moore catches a pass during their Class A state title game against Omaha Westside at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Gretna’s Zane Flores (left) is tackled by Omaha Westside's Nick Anglim (center) and Christian Jones during their Class A state title game at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Omaha Westside’s Anthony Rezac runs the ball during their Class A state title game against Gretna at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Omaha Westside’s Tristan Alvano (right) celebrates after scoring the winning field goal to defeat Gretna in their Class A state title game at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Omaha Westside defense tackles Gretna’s Tyson Boganowski during their Class A state title game at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Gretna’s Zane Flores runs the ball during their Class A state title game against Omaha Westside at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Gretna’s Zane Flores looks to pass during their Class A state title game against Omaha Westside at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Gretna’s Michael Scheef (center) celebrates after Isaiah Weber scored a tying touchdown during their Class A state title game against Omaha Westside at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Gretna’s Isaiah Weber scores a tying touchdown during their Class A state title game against Omaha Westside at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Gretna’s Isaiah Weber scores a tying touchdown during their Class A state title game against Omaha Westside at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Gretna’s Isaiah Weber scores a tying touchdown during their Class A state title game against Omaha Westside at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Gretna’s Zane Flores runs the ball toward the end zone during their Class A state title game against Omaha Westside at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Omaha Westside’s Tristan Alvano watches his teammates from the sidelines during their Class A state title game against Gretna at Memorial Stadium on Monday.
Omaha Westside scored 28 points in the first quarter and then did its remaining scoring with Tristan Alvano’s leg. His last of five came as time expired to give the Warriors the title over Gretna.
One person was killed Monday evening in a crash at the intersection of 33rd Street and Nebraska 2, according to the Lincoln Police Department.