Three regional experts evaluated 35 of Nebraska’s top show choirs to determine the rankings. While divisions are primarily based on NSAA cutlines, some adjustments were made for groups that compete in multiple divisions throughout the season.

There are no changes at the top of any of the four polled divisions, but past performance is not indicative of future success. The top programs in each division continue to challenge each other and make things interesting.

Three regional experts evaluated 35 of Nebraska's top show choirs to determine the rankings.

Three regional experts evaluated 35 of Nebraska’s top show choirs to determine the rankings.

Millard West and Mitchell debuted their season on the top of the podium, while others place closely behind.

Groups from Lincoln, Grand Island and Omaha areas come to compete with multiple out-of-state contenders.

Two-win Westide, southern titan Brandon, upstart Lewis Central and more converge on Omaha to do battle at Millard West.

For this installment of the Single-Gender ranking, 29 groups qualified. *To qualify groups must attend at least three competitions and...

For the first-ever installment of the Single-Gender ranking, 9 groups qualified. *To qualify groups must attend at least three competitions.