Hillsboro 11th, McClain 17th
The Ohio High School Athletic Association has released the official weekly football computer ratings. The ratings are released beginning in the fifth week of the season, leading up to the final report this Sunday, Oct. 22, when 448 schools – the top 16 in each region – will qualify for the playoffs.
OHIO HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL POLL
DIVISION I
An even 3-3 at the bye; Cook and Kirkpatrick
After the horrendous start to begin the season, the Cincinnati Bengals have found a way to crawl back into contention. They now have a record of 3-3 and head into a bye week where they look to get healthy and get this offense clicking again. There is still a ton to improve on, but they have shown that they can play with anyone.
Whiteoak duo 1-2 in SHAC cross country
For the third time in three years Whiteoak High School’s Landen Eyre won the Southern Hills Athletic Conference Cross Country title.
Indians hold off Trace in FAC contest
HILLSBORO — The Hillsboro Indians guaranteed themselves a spot in the state playoffs, according to several reports, with a 14-13 victory Friday over the Miami Trace Panthers in a Frontier Athletic Conference football contest at Richards Memorial Field.
Hillsboro 14th, McClain 17th
The Ohio High School Athletic Association has released the official weekly football computer ratings.
Paint Valley ranked No. 12
DIVISION I
Tigers fall into early hole against WCH
GREENFIELD — On one of the colder evenings of this fall so far, the Washington Blue Lions traveled to take on the McClain Tigers in a Frontier Athletic Conference football contest with the hosts posting a 49-25 victory.
Eyre tops field of 278 runners
There were 278 runners that toed the starting line Saturday and it was full of the best runners in the district and also Lancaster High School, which yielded the third best team in Division I last year. The favorite to win though was Whiteoak junior Landen Eyre, who entered the race undefeated in the Southeast District and as one of the premier runners in the state.
Bengals get back on track; offensive line weak link
In a must-win game for Cincinnati against the Cardinals on the road Sunday, Ja’Marr Chase put the city on his back and had a historic performance to get this team back on track. Everything was clicking between No. 9 and No. 1 and you could tell that it was going to be a special game from the dynamic duo early in the game. Burrow was finally mobile enough to escape the pocket and it immediately led to an opening of the playbook.
