Lincoln Southeast Baseball News

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Access to a fence and an arm band is all that's needed to execute these five workouts.

Indiana becomes latest state to cancel spring season while Nevada provides glimmer of hope.

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Millard North finishes the regular season in the Cornhusker State's Top 15 after going head-to-head with Nebraska's toughest baseball schedule.

Top-ranked Millard West remained in the MaxPreps Top 100, while Lincoln Southwest climbed 508 spots to 1,308th nationally.

Branched Oak's Aiden Urbom leads Cornhusker state in batting average, slugging percentage and on-base percentage this spring.

Between them Omaha Creighton Prep and Omaha Westside Baseball is the best the Cornhusker State has to offer.

Omaha Tech home to three of Nebraska's greatest athletes.

Lincoln East's Rece Snyder threw state's only no-hitter to upend Omaha Gross Catholic 1-0 April 20.

Millard South's Jake Gish goes 5-for-6 and plates 13 runs collectively in two of Nebraska's top three baseball performances in 2018.

Bellevue West's Cade Povich was Nebraska's top contender for the pitching Triple Crown.

Jay Adams of Waverly edges out Grand Island's Cole Evans for the Cornhusker hitting Triple Crown.

Millard West puts together a 19-7 regular season record and made another deep run into Nebraska's baseball postseason.

Douglas County West and Waverly come in with biggest year-over-year gains.

Grand Island's Casey Burnham is Nebraska's most efficient hitter through the early stages of the 2018 baseball season.

After making six state finals over the last decade, the Junior Jays are the Cornhusker State's most dominant in baseball.

Millard South pitcher Kyle Perry's 11 strike out no-hitter is Nebraska's top pitching gem.

Auburn's Baily Darnell drive in four with double, two HRs for Cornhusker state's top single-game baseball performance of the year.

Millard South's Kyle Perry leads in wins, places in other two categories.

Norris' Austin Schultz edged the rest of the field as Nebraska's top Triple Crown contender by placing in the Top 10 in batting average, home runs and RBI.

Lincoln East edges out Millard North and Omaha Creighton Prep to lay claim Cornhusker State's top baseball schedule.

Omaha Northwest shows biggest turnaround from last season.

Creighton Prep's upcoming baseball showdown with Omaha Westside features Cornhusker State's two most dominant baseball programs over the past decade.

Creighton Prep baseball claimed two state titles and played in five championship games in claiming the moniker of Nebraska's most dominant.

Arlington makes postseason after struggling to a 7-11 record a year ago, and rises 22 spots in computer rankings.

After guiding Millard West to the Class A state baseball finals last weekend, Kyle Stevens and Jarrett Seaton, along with Bellevue West hurlers C.J. Hlavac and Cameron Taylor, make their way into this week's Top 10.

Millard West and Blair are riding plenty of talent, including two of the state's top hitters each.

Burnley, Divis and Moritz become bullies at the plate in finishing 1-2-3 in this week's Top 10.

Parker Upton of Grand Island put up some big numbers last season and now begins the 2016 baseball season as the Cornhusker State's top prep fantasy baseball player.

Millard South expects to be the top team in the state. But Lincoln Southeast, Millard West, defending champion Omaha Westside and Creighton Prep also are in the mix in the Nebraska baseball #MaxPrepsFab5.