You didn’t need a legislative proposal at the state soccer tournament to understand that there’s a need for change in Class B.

After working so hard to get it Thursday, what was the first thing the Omaha Creighton Prep players did to the championship baseball trophy? They broke it. But that was about the only thing that went wrong all day for the Junior Jays, who put on an impressive two-game performance at the Class A state tournament to capture their state-leading ninth championship.

Scott Poehling won it by himself in 1976. Ted Lampkin and Harvey Bridges, with help from relay teammates, outscored the competition 70 years apart. Omaha North's girls topped the century mark two years ago and came close last year.

For the Sidney boys golf team, qualifying for the state tournament was at the top of its to-do list all season long. The Red Raiders accomplished just that after carding a 328 to place runner-up at the Class B, District 4 Tournament on Tuesday at Heritage Hills Golf Course in McCook.

It was Omaha Skutt against Elkhorn South, the powerhouses of Class B tennis, on the farthest back indoor court of the Nebraska Tennis Complex on Thursday.

Ben Holling is the new boys basketball coach at Omaha Burke and Tony Kobza has been hired at Omaha Benson as football coach. Holling, a Ralston graduate who played on Bellevue University's NAIA national runner-up team in 2004, has been a varsity assistant and junior varsity coach the past four seasons at Omaha Central. The Boys and Girls Club of the Midlands named him its junior varsity coach of the year in 2010.

The lure of coaching in one of Iowa’s best leagues was too much for Tony Vis. So the Harlan Community girls basketball coach has resigned his position and accepted a similar post at Cedar Rapids Kennedy. The 41-year-old Vis compiled a 120-46 (.723) record in seven years at Harlan, including two trips to state. He has an overall record of 257-115 (.691), including stints at Walnut Ridge Baptist, Hudson and Audubon.

Jake Driver has stepped down from his position as Council Bluffs St. Albert’s wrestling coach. A search is under way for the Falcons’ next coach.

York's Megan Fletcher will continue her volleyball career next season as she signed on to play with the Doane College Tigers.

Longtime Ralston boys basketball coach Bill Heard has named the Rams new softball coach. Heard replaces Mike Smith, who will succeed Dan Mussmann as Ralston's athletic director.