Greater Catholic League South

Elder 13, Springboro 6 – Q3

La Salle 12, Kettering Fairmont 9 – Q3

Moeller 35, East Central 0 – Q3

Indianapolis Cathedral 14, St. Xavier 14 – Q3

Greater Miami Conference

Middletown 10, Colerain 3 – K3

Hamilton 21, Lakota East 14 – Q2

Mason 17, Oak Hills 0 – Q3

Fairfield 28, Sycamore 6 – K3

Princeton 7, Lakota West 3 – K3

East Cincinnati Conference

Anderson 31, Little Miami 0 – Q2

Kings 21, Loveland 6 – Q3

Turpin 14, Walnut Hills 7 – Q2

West Clermont 14, Lebanon 0 – Q3

Winton Woods 15, Milford 0 – K3

Cincinnati Hills Competition

Deer Park 27, Norwood 0 – Q3

Lockland 6, Finneytown 0 – K3

Aiken 16, Reading 7 – Q2

Woodward 0, Taylor 0 – Q1

Southwest Ohio Conference

Harrison 28, Indian Hill 13 – K2

Wilmington 10, Mount Healthy 0 – Q3

Ross 28, Northwest 0 – Q3

Eaton 21, Talawanda 0 – Q2

Cincinnati Metro Athletic Conference

Hughes 20, Roger Bacon 14 – FINAL (Thursday)

Taft 28, Alter 7 – Q4

Withrow 7, Clayton Northmont 7 – Q3

New Richmond 21, Western Hills 0 – Q2

Cincinnati College Prep at Cleveland East Tech (Saturday)

Clark Montessori at Gamble Montessori (Saturday)

St. Bernard-Elmwood Place in Shroder (Saturday)

Miami Valley Conference

CHCA 0, Dayton Dunbar 0 – K1

Dayton Christian 15, Miami Valley Christian 3 – K3

Cincinnati Country Day 28, North College Hill 20 – Q2

Purcell Marian 18, Madeira 6 – K3

New Miami at Middletown Christian (Saturday)

Southern Buckeye Athletics and Academic Conference

Batavia 15, Clermont Northeast 0 – Q2

Wyoming 17, Bethel-Tate 0 – Q2

Clinton-Massie 0, Dresden Tri-Valley 0 – Q1

Summit Country Day 8, East Clinton 6 – Q3

Western Brown 14, Chillicothe 13 – Q1

Williamsburg 13, Mariemont 0 – Q3

Southwestern Buckeye League

Badin 10, Edgewood 0 – Q3

Middletown Madison 21, Blanchetter 14 – K2

Monroe 17, Fenwick 7 – K3

Goshen 0, Waynesville 0 – K1

Co-education of the Greater Catholic League

McNicholas 7, KIPP Columbus 0 – Q1

A big run by Justin Blackley and the Elijah Engleman to Nehemiah Engleman connection put Hughes in overtime against Roger Bacon where Elijah Engleman scored the winning touchdown to beat the Spartans at home. Hughes struck first when Elijah connected with Nehemiah on a 61-yard pass for an 8-0 lead. Blackley had a 38-yard run early in the second quarter for a 14-0 lead. Roger Bacon scored just before halftime on a 91-yard run by Will Mason and Jerome Smith scored in the third to tie the game. Elijah Engleman won the game for Hughes in overtime with a 14-yard run.

Elijah Engleman was 14-23 passing for 169 yards and a touchdown and rushed for 58 more yards with another score. Blackley had 56 yards and his score. Hughes limited Roger Bacon quarterback Bubba Smart to a 9-21 day for 98 yards and an interception. Smith and Mason both rushed for over 100 yards.

Roger Spek – 0 7 7 0 0 – 14

Hughes – 8 6 0 0 6 – 20

H– N. Engleman 61 pass from E. Engleman (Stanford run)

H– Blackley 38 run (run failed)

RB– Mason 91 run (Auer trap)

RB– Smith 16 run (Auer kick)

H– E. Engleman 14 runs

Archive: H 2-1, RB 1-2.

A new week of competitions unfortunately also means a new week of storms and delays.

Showers and thunderstorms are moving through Greater Cincinnati, which could cool temperatures, but there will also be strong winds and some thunder and lightning that could disrupt the game.

The game between Lakota West and Princeton will be postponed and is now scheduled for 7:30 p.m.

For many, these matches under the spotlight on Friday evening are the end of their sporting career. Some, however, keep it on Saturday.

More than 100 local athletes currently feature on collegiate Division I FBS football rosters, and many are starters and key players. From Lakota West graduate Alex Afari at the University of Kentucky to Colerain’s Ken Willis at the University of Cincinnati, here are some of the top local standouts to reach the Division I collegiate ranks.

Enquirer writers previewed and predicted 10 of the biggest games in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky in Week 3. These include Lakota West visiting Princeton in a key GMC meeting, Milford and Winton Woods in a battle of undefeated ECC teams, Springboro’s trip to Elder and a pair of Northern Kentucky showdowns.

Check out the story for predictions and previews of those matches and more.

Harrison football players Dickie Engel, Grant Dallio and Cole Koops, as well as head coach Derek Rehage and Enquirer reporter Brendan Connelly, gathered to discuss Harrison’s big Week 2 win over East Central and the Wildcats’ 2-0 start to the season.

Ohio high school football: Harrison’s ‘green juice’ leads to 2-0 start

Enquirer’s Brendan Connelly speaks with Harrison soccer coach Derek Rehage and his men about the 2-0 start and decisive win over East Central.

The USA Today Network Ohio High School Football Super 25 poll is judged by a panel of sports writers and editors from across Ohio. The poll ranks the top 25 teams in Ohio, regardless of division.

Lakewood St. Edward reclaimed the top spot from Massillon Washington, and Moeller leads the locals in third place in the voting. Lakota West also secured a top spot.

Check out the rankings to see where other local teams finished, including conference rivals Anderson and Winton Woods, as well as newcomer Harrison.

Which Cincinnati high school football teams won in Week 2?

It’s already Week 3 of the high school football season in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana, but before the games begin on Friday, you can check out the results from Week 2 in Ohio, Northern Kentucky and Indiana.

Videos and stories from last week include the growth of Middletown’s program under first-year head coach Kali Jones, the Winton Woods defense scoring more points than it allowed in a win over the Kings and honoring a former Sycamore coach and teacher.

Get statewide Ohio high school football results from Scorestream

Watch OHSAA football games on NFHS Network

Watch Southwest Ohio Football Games This Season

Watch Kentucky Football Games This Season

Watch Indiana Football Games This Season

The NFHS Network is a production of the National Federation of State High School Associations and PlayOn! Sports, which gives schools the ability to stream and broadcast sporting events even without a full broadcast staff.

The Week 3 schedule in Greater Cincinnati is loaded to start the season, and many games are worth watching. In Ohio, schools such as Anderson, Blanchester, Clermont Northeastern, Colerain, Fairfield, Hamilton, Indian Hill, Lakota East, Lakota West, Lockland, Monroe, Northwest, Oak Hills, Waynesville and Western Brown have home games scheduled for broadcast.

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