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No. 4 Ord vs. No. 13 Fillmore Central: Class C2 first-round breakdown

No. 4 Ord (7-2) hosts No. 13 Fillmore Central (6-3) in the Class C2 first round Fri., Oct. 30. Stats, charts, players to watch, history and keys to the game.

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Publication check, Oct. 28: Current NSAA seeds, records and point averages checked; kickoff and host details synchronized with the verified site schedule. Season statistics and chart reporting remain the dated Week9 draft snapshot, not a new full-season audit.

Seeds, records and point averages: NSAA's official bracket, Oct. 24, 2026. Scores: NSAA finals. Player stats: MaxPreps game reports through Week 9. Coaches poll: Hurrdat Sports, Oct. 18.

No. 4 Ord (7-2) hosts No. 13 Fillmore Central (6-3) in the first round of the Class C2 playoffs.

The game is Friday, Oct. 30, at 7:00 PM CT. Host: Ord. Current Game Center and source links →

The matchup at a glance

Ord finished 3.7778 points ahead of Fillmore Central in NSAA's point averages. Ord scored 32.0 and allowed 21.0 points a game; Fillmore Central scored 25.0 and allowed 23.3. Ord's opponents went a combined 47-34, and Fillmore Central's went 34-47.

OrdFillmore Central
SeedNo. 4No. 13
Record (NSAA)7-26-3
NSAA point average43.666739.8889
Coaches poll (Oct. 18)No. 5Not ranked
Points scored / game32.025.0
Points allowed / game21.023.3
Average margin+11.0+1.7
vs. playoff teams4-21-3
vs. winning teams3-21-3
One-score games1-00-1
Opponents' combined record47-3434-47
Last 3 gamesW 56-18, L 14-49, L 6-52W 43-29, L 27-30, L 7-43
StreakLost 2Lost 2

How Ord got here

Ord finished the regular season 7-2, scoring 288 points and allowing 189. Both losses came against teams with winning records: at Grand Island Central Catholic (9-0), 49-14; Cedar Catholic (9-0), 52-6. Its best win by opponent was a 14-13 win over Gothenburg (7-2), a playoff team. Against teams that made this year's playoff field, it went 4-2. In Week 9 it had a 52-6 loss to Cedar Catholic (9-0).

How Fillmore Central got here

Fillmore Central finished the regular season 6-3, scoring 225 points and allowing 210. All three losses came against teams with winning records: Grand Island Central Catholic (9-0), 56-6; Lincoln Lutheran (5-4), 30-27; at Malcolm (7-2), 43-7. Its best win by opponent was a 43-29 win over Wilber-Clatonia (6-3), a playoff team. Against teams that made this year's playoff field, it went 1-3. In Week 9 it had a 43-7 loss at Malcolm (7-2).

Two bar charts of every game margin this season for Ord and Fillmore Central, wins in black and losses in red.
Every game this season. Black bars are wins, red bars are losses. * = playoff team.

By the numbers

Bar chart comparing points scored, points allowed, average margin and the last three games for Ord and Fillmore Central.
Season averages and the last three games.

Shared opponents

They played two of the same opponents. Ord went 1-1 in those games and Fillmore Central went 0-2. Different weeks and sites, so it's a rough guide.

Bar chart comparing Ord and Fillmore Central point margins against shared opponents.
Margins against the same opponents. * = playoff team.
OpponentOrdFillmore Central
Grand Island Central Catholic *L 14-49L 6-56
Lincoln Lutheran *W 40-7L 27-30

Players to watch

Season totals from MaxPreps game reports through Week 9. Not every game has a report, so treat these as minimums.

Ord

  • J. Williams (QB): 872 passing yards, 58 of 112, 12 TD, 7 INT; also 779 rushing yards
  • B. Wells: 883 rushing yards (6.4 per carry), 13 TD
  • K. Nelson: 20 catches, 363 yards, 3 TD
  • H. Winkelbauer: 75 tackles, 6 for loss
  • J. Trejo: 7 sacks
  • B. Wells: 4 interceptions

MaxPreps game reports cover 9 of its 9 games.

Fillmore Central

  • P. Komenda (QB): 1,154 passing yards, 71 of 131, 13 TD, 7 INT; also 358 rushing yards
  • J. Stoner: 798 rushing yards (4.8 per carry), 6 TD
  • K. Miller: 22 catches, 482 yards, 7 TD
  • H. Fintel: 95 tackles, 11 for loss
  • W. Hafer: 3 sacks
  • K. Miller: 4 interceptions

MaxPreps game reports cover 8 of its 9 games.

Historical program and playoff-series claims are withheld pending school-identity verification. Current-season reporting above is unaffected.

Keys to the game

  • Can Fillmore Central slow Ord's offense? Ord averaged 32.0 points; Fillmore Central allowed 23.3. Ord scored 30 or more in 6 of 9 games.
  • Fillmore Central's answer. It scored 25.0 a game, and Ord's defense allowed 21.0. In its losses, though, Fillmore Central averaged 13.3.
  • Tested against playoff teams. Ord went 4-2 against this year's playoff field; Fillmore Central went 1-3.
  • If it's close late. In one-score games (8 points or fewer), Ord was 1-0 and Fillmore Central was 0-1.
  • J. Williams and the ball. Ord's quarterback threw 7 interceptions in 112 reported attempts; Fillmore Central's K. Miller has 4 picks.
  • Stopping B. Wells. Ord's top rusher has 883 reported yards and 13 touchdowns. Fillmore Central allowed 23.3 points a game.

What's next

The winner plays the winner of No. 5 Yutan vs. No. 12 Wilber-Clatonia in the quarterfinals Friday, Nov. 6. Higher seeds host through the semifinals. The Class C2 state final is Tue., Nov. 24, 10:15 a.m., Memorial Stadium, Lincoln.

Game center: kickoff, live score and bracket path → · Full Class C2 bracket →

Verified state finals schedule → · Class bracket →

Ord team center → · Fillmore Central team center →

Nebraska football scores and schedules → · Football playoff tracker →

Result note: a 1–0 entry is shown as listed by NSAA. It is not treated as evidence of an on-field score or a confirmed forfeit.

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