Ashland dominates Mansfield Sr.
Ashland unleashed a high-powered offensive show to knock off Mansfield Sr. 30-7 Friday in an Ohio high school football matchup on Oct. 2.
Ashland jumped in front of Senior High 14-7 to begin the second quarter.
The Arrows fought to a 21-7 intermission margin at the Tygers’ expense.
Each offense authored its Rip Van Winkle imitation, napping through a barren third quarter.
The Arrows got the better of the final-quarter scoring, finishing the game in style with a 9-0 edge.
Last time Ashland and Mansfield played in a 48-19 game on Oct. 3, 2025.
Danville defense stifles Loudonville
Defense dominated as Danville pitched a 55-0 shutout of Loudonville for an Ohio high school football victory on Oct. 2.
Danville opened with a 32-0 advantage over Loudonville through the first quarter.
The Blue Devils opened a massive 41-0 gap over the Redbirds at halftime.
Danville thundered to a 49-0 lead heading into the fourth quarter.
The Blue Devils held on with a 6-0 scoring edge in the fourth quarter.
Monroeville darts by Ashland Mapleton
Monroeville dominated Ashland Mapleton 42-14 in Ohio high school football on Oct. 2.
Monroeville opened with a 7-6 advantage over Ashland Mapleton through the first quarter.
The Eagles’ offense darted in front for a 21-14 lead over the Mounties at the intermission.
Monroeville roared to a 35-14 lead heading into the final quarter.
The Eagles got the better of the fourth-quarter scoring, finishing the game in style with a 7-0 edge.
Last season, Monroeville and Ashland Mapleton faced off on Oct. 3, 2025 at Monroeville High School.
Norwalk St. Paul allows no points against Ashland Crestview
A suffocating defense helped Norwalk St. Paul handle Ashland Crestview 45-0 in an Ohio high school football matchup on Oct. 2.
The first quarter gave Norwalk St. Paul a 21-0 lead over Ashland Crestview.
The Flyers registered a 38-0 advantage at intermission over the Cougars.
Norwalk St. Paul breathed fire to a 45-0 lead heading into the fourth quarter.
Neither squad scored in the fourth quarter.
Last season, Ashland Crestview and Norwalk St Paul faced off on Oct. 3, 2025 at Ashland Crestview High School.
Oberlin Firelands sets early tone to dominate Sullivan Black River
Oberlin Firelands rushed to an early advantage and ran away for a 41-12 win over Sullivan Black River in an Ohio high school football matchup on Oct. 2.
Oberlin Firelands opened with a 21-6 advantage over Sullivan Black River through the first quarter.
Neither defense permitted points in the second and third quarters.
The Falcons held on with a 20-6 scoring edge in the fourth quarter.
Centerburg crushes Cardington-Lincoln
Centerburg recorded a big victory over Cardington-Lincoln 42-7 for an Ohio high school football victory on Oct. 2.
Centerburg opened with a 21-0 advantage over Cardington-Lincoln through the first quarter.
The Trojans opened a massive 35-0 gap over the Pirates at the intermission.
Neither team could gain any advantage in the third quarter.
Neither squad scored in the fourth quarter.
Last season, Centerburg and Cardington-Lincoln squared off on Sept. 26, 2025 at Centerburg High School.
Strong start sends Creston Norwayne over Dalton
Creston Norwayne collected a 23-18 victory over Dalton in an Ohio high school football matchup on Oct. 2.
Creston Norwayne moved in front of Dalton 10-0 to begin the second quarter.
Each offense authored its Rip Van Winkle imitation, napping through a barren second quarter.
The dynamic altered in the third quarter as Dalton inched back to a 17-12 deficit.
Both teams scored evenly in the fourth quarter to make it 23-18.
Last time Creston Norwayne and Dalton played in a 26-7 game on Oct. 10, 2025.
Dover dominates Wooster in convincing showing
Dover earned a convincing 44-22 win over Wooster in an Ohio high school football matchup on Oct. 2.
Dover jumped in front of Wooster 7-0 to begin the second quarter.
Momentum turned in the second quarter as the Generals climbed back to within 10-7.
Dover charged to a 23-7 lead heading into the final quarter.
The Tornadoes got the better of the fourth-quarter scoring, finishing the game in style with a 21-15 edge.
Last time Dover and Wooster played in a 42-14 game on Oct. 3, 2025.
Galion Northmor comes up short in matchup with Fredericktown
Fredericktown handed Galion Northmor a tough 28-18 loss in Ohio high school football on Oct. 2.
The first quarter gave Fredericktown a 7-3 lead over Galion Northmor.
The Golden Knights bowed their back in the second quarter, chipping the deficit to 14-11.
Fredericktown charged to a 28-11 lead heading into the fourth quarter.
The Golden Knights rallied with a 7-0 advantage in the final quarter. However, the Freddies prevailed.
Last season, Fredericktown and Galion Northmor squared off on Sept. 26, 2025 at Fredericktown High School.
Malvern grinds out close victory over New Philadelphia Tuscarawas Central Catholic
Malvern finally found a way to top New Philadelphia Tuscarawas Central Catholic 28-21 on Oct. 2 in Ohio football.
The two teams dueled to an even start, with Malvern and TCC settling for an 8-8 first-quarter knot.
Neither team had the advantage with the score stuck at 14-14 as the third quarter started.
The scoreboard showed the Saints with a 21-14 lead over Malvern heading into the third quarter.
The Hornets rebounded from a late deficit, outscoring the Saints 14-0 in the last stanza for the victory.
Last time Malvern and New Philadelphia Tuscarawas Cent. Cath. played in a 56-16 game on Oct. 17, 2025.
Medina Highland defeats North Royalton
Medina Highland earned a convincing 52-14 win over North Royalton for an Ohio high school football victory at North Royalton High on Oct. 2.
Tough to find an edge early, Medina Highland and North Royalton fashioned a 7-7 stalemate through the first quarter.
The Hornets opened a narrow 17-7 gap over the Bears at the intermission.
Medina Highland roared to a 38-14 lead heading into the fourth quarter.
The Hornets held on with a 14-0 scoring edge in the final quarter.
Millersburg W. Holmes allows no points against Lexington
Defense dominated as Millersburg W. Holmes pitched a 35-0 shutout of Lexington at Lexington High on Oct. 2 in Ohio football action.
The first quarter gave Millersburg W. Holmes a 14-0 lead over Lexington.
The Knights registered a 21-0 advantage at halftime over the Minutemen.
Millersburg W. Holmes stormed to a 35-0 lead heading into the final quarter.
Neither squad scored in the final quarter.
Last time Lexington and Millersburg W. Holmes played in a 41-7 game on Oct. 3, 2025.
Mt. Gilead exhales after close call with Howard E. Knox
Mt. Gilead posted a narrow 27-21 win over Howard E. Knox during this Ohio football game on Oct. 2.
Howard E. Knox showed it was ready to play, using an early thrust to carve out a 14-7 advantage over Mt. Gilead as the first quarter ended.
Neither squad could muster points in the second quarter.
Howard E. Knox moved ahead by earning a 14-13 advantage over Mt. Gilead at the end of the third quarter.
The Indians fought back from a final-quarter deficit to earn the victory over the Bulldogs.
Last time Mt Gilead and Howard E. Knox played in a 39-7 game on Sept. 26, 2025.
New Philadelphia’s initial push dashes Mansfield Madison’s hopes
New Philadelphia broke on top and refused to fold in holding off Mansfield Madison 34-28 for an Ohio high school football victory at Mansfield Madison Comprehensive High on Oct. 2.
New Philadelphia steamrolled in front of Mansfield Madison 34-14 to begin the second quarter.
Neither team could dent the scoreboard in the second and third quarters.
The Rams closed the lead with a 14-0 margin in the final quarter.
Last season, New Philadelphia and Mansfield Madison faced off on Oct. 3, 2025 at Mansfield Madison Comprehensive High School.
Sheffield Lake Sheffield Brookside dominates Lorain Clearview
Sheffield Lake Sheffield Brookside recorded a big victory over Lorain Clearview 41-20 on Oct. 2 in Ohio football.
Sheffield Lake Sheffield Brookside darted in front of Lorain Clearview 7-0 to begin the second quarter.
The Cardinals fought to a 28-0 halftime margin at the Clippers’ expense.
Sheffield Lake Sheffield Brookside pulled to a 41-6 lead heading into the final quarter.
The Cardinals chalked up this decision in spite of the Clippers’ spirited fourth-quarter performance.
Last season, Lorain Clearview and Sheffield Lake Sheffield Brookside squared off on Oct. 3, 2025 at Lorain Clearview High School.
Shelby records thin win against Clear Fork
Shelby posted a narrow 28-21 win over Clear Fork during this Ohio football game on Oct. 2.
Neither team dominated early as the two squads struggled evenly to a 7-7 tie through the first quarter.
The second quarter began with neither team in charge at a 14-14 deadlock.
Shelby darted in front of Clear Fork 21-14 to begin the final quarter.
Both teams scored evenly in the fourth quarter to make it 28-21.
Last season, Shelby and Bellville Clear Fork squared off on Oct. 3, 2025 at Shelby High School.
Smithville shuts out Rittman
A suffocating defense helped Smithville handle Rittman 41-0 in an Ohio high school football matchup on Oct. 2.
Smithville opened with a 10-0 advantage over Rittman through the first quarter.
The Smithies registered a 27-0 advantage at halftime over the Indians.
Smithville breathed fire to a 34-0 lead heading into the final quarter.
The Smithies got the better of the fourth-quarter scoring, finishing the game in style with a 7-0 edge.
Tiffin Columbian takes advantage of early margin to defeat Norwalk
A swift early pace pushed Tiffin Columbian past Norwalk Friday 63-7 on Oct. 2 in Ohio football.
Last season, Tiffin Columbian and Norwalk squared off on Oct. 3, 2025 at Norwalk High School.
Wooster Triway tacks win on Canton South
Wooster Triway controlled the action to earn an impressive 62-6 win against Canton South in Ohio high school football action on Oct. 2.
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