Elkhorn returns to Class B this season as the Antlers have their sights set on a state title.
PIGSKIN PREVIEWS...MARK WORTMAN IN HIS41ST SEASON AS HEADCOACH!!
THE ANTLERSBACK IN CLASS B AFTERPLAYING IN CLASS A THEPAST TWO YEARS...AND WITH A PRESEASONNUMBER ONE RANKING,WORTMAN BELIEVES HISTEAM COULD CONTENDFOR THE TITLE...WORTMAN: PLAYING THEBEST ATHLETES IN THEOMAHA AREA GAVE US AGOOD GAUGE OF WHEREWE ARE AND WHAT WENEED TO DO AND SO ITHINK WE'RE BETTER OFFFOR IT.SO COMING DOWN TOCLASS B, I THINK IT'S TOOUR ADVANTAGE THATWE PLAYED A GOODTOUGH CLASS A SCHEDULELAST YEAR.CHRISTO: WE THINK AS ATEAM THAT THE PLAYOFFSIS WHERE WE SHOULD BE.AND TAKE THAT EVENFURTHER AND HOPEFULLYMAKE IT TO THE STATECHAMPIONSHIP.YOUNG: THERE'S A LOT OFGREAT CLASS B SCHOOLSALSO.SO OUR SCHEDULE'SDEFINITELY NOT EASY BYANY MEANS.BUT WE'RE EXCITED FOROUR OPPORTUNITY.WE KNOW WE HAVE AGREAT CHANCE TO MAKE ARUN IN THE POSTSEASON.THE ANTLERS FEATUREHUSKER BASEBALLCOMMIT DREW CHRISTOAND FOUR YEARVARSITY RUNNING BACKAIDEN YOUNG...ELKHORN OPENS THESEASON FRIDAY ATHOME AGAINSTNORRIS...I-70 SERIES TH
With Husker four-star offensive line commit Teddy Prochazka paving the way, Elkhorn South hopes to storm into the Class A playoffs..