1995 and Runner-up 1997 Softball - 13 Class A Championships, 2 Runners-up from 1995-2010 (including 10 straight) Volleyball - Class A Champions - 2000, 2001, 2002, 2007, and 2008 Girls' track and field - Class A State Champions - 1997, 1998, 1999 Boys' golf - Class A Champion - 1999 Boys' tennis - Class A Champion - 1978 Boys' basketball - Class A Champion - 1993, Runner-up 2013, 1971 Boys' swimming - Class A Champion - 2003 Boys' soccer - Class A Champion - 1991 Wrestling - Class A Champion - 2001 Boys' All-Nebraska All-Sport Award -2012 Cross country Baseball - 1997, 1998 Girls' tennis - 2015 Notable alumni Jordy Bahl, college softball player for the Oklahoma Sooners Kenzo Cotton, All American and Southeastern Conference Champion sprinter at the University of Arkansas. Reggie Baul, former Nebraska Cornhuskers football player (played on 1995 team) Merle Dandridge, Broadway actress and the voice of Alyx Vance in the award-winning action game Half-Life 2 and its sequels, Episode One and Episode Two Allan Evridge, former Kansas State and Wisconsin quarterback Peaches James, All-American softball University of Nebraska, three time first-team All-State Nebraska High School softball Matty Lewis, Musician and lead singer of the band Zebrahead Gina Mancuso, Gatorade Volleyball player of the year Carlos Martínez, professional football player, formerly with the Dallas Cowboys Skate, rapper and musician; real name Nathan Maloley Jeremy Slechta, former professional football player with the Philadelphia Eagles and Houston Texans Becca Swanson, nicknamed "the strongest woman in the world" for lifting more weight than any other woman in the world; squatting over 800 lbs, benchpressing over 500 lbs, and total lifting (squatting, benchpressing and deadlifting) more than 2000 lbs Allison Weston, 2000 Olympic Volleyball Captain and University of Nebraska Volleyball, All-State Nebraska High School volleyball, basketball, and soccer References External links School website District website Papillion-LaVista High School - class reunions Public high schools in Nebraska Educational institutions established in 1971 1971 establishments in Nebraska Schools in Sarpy County, Nebraska