Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky week 4 high school football scores
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Cincinnati high school football scores in Week 4
Eastern Cincinnati Conference
Lebanon 45, Little Miami 10 - FINAL
Little Miami’s Luke Brewsaugh connected with Mitchell Lyons on a 71-yard touchdown pass to open the second quarter, giving the Panthers a 10-7 lead over Lebanon. The Warriors responded and responded often, scoring 38-unanswered points to turn a potential battle into a five-touchdown victory.
Junior Alex Klein had 15 rushes for Lebanon, gaining 112 yards and scoring three times. Luke Faler was 17-28 through the air for 210 yards and two scores. For the Panthers, Brewsaugh had also 210 yards with Lyons catching seven passes for 190 of those yards with a touchdown.
Lebanon – 7 13 23 2 – 45
Little Miami – 3 7 0 0 – 10
LM– FG Hoffman 22
Leb– Klein 28 run (Forte kick)
LM– Lyons 71 pass from Brewsaugh (Hoffman kick)
Leb– Koch 22 pass from Faler (Forte kick)
Leb– Bonny 19 pass from Faler (kick failed)
Leb– Klein 32 run (Forte kick)
Leb– Smith 43 INT return (Forte kick)
Leb– Safety
Leb– Klein 16 run (Forte kick)
Leb– Safety
Records: Leb 2-2 (1-2 ECC), LM 0-4 (0-3 ECC).
Loveland 31, Kings 20 - FINAL
Milford 56, Anderson 35 - FINAL
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Anderson - 14 7 7 7 - 35
Milford - 7 21 21 7 - 56
A– Piening 2 run (Nelson run)
M– Webster 1 run (Cooper kick)
A– Berg 6 run (pass failed)
M– Davis 54 pass from Brand (Cooper kick)
M– Gulaskey 42 interception return (Cooper kick)
M– Tofa Luani 2 run (Cooper kick)
A– Berg 41 pass from Burnam (Goethe kick)
M– Tofa Luani 3 run (Cooper kick)
M– Tofa Luani 5 run (Cooper kick)
A– Berg 3 run (Goethe kick)
M– Webster 45run (Cooper kick)
A– Berg 1 run (Goethe kick)
M– Webster 4 run (Cooper kick)
Records: A 3-1 (2-1 ECC); M 4-0 (3-0 ECC).
Winton Woods 20, Turpin 0 - FINAL
West Clermont 45, Walnut Hills 6 - FINAL
Greater Miami Conference
Sycamore 35, Colerain 14 - FINAL
Fairfield 38, Lakota East 35 - FINAL
Fairfield and Lakota East both entered the game looking for win No. 1 on the season and both squads made sure it took a mighty effort to get it.
Fairfield’s Talon Fisher hit A’Shion Ruff with a 32-yard touchdown, taking a 21-7 lead with just seven ticks until halftime. The squads traded touchdowns in the third quarter to make it 28-14 entering the final quarter. The Thunderhawks scored two quick touchdowns, but a failed two-point try made it 28-27. Fisher shot back with a 63-yard run with 6:08 left to increase Fairfield’s to 35-27. Lakota East scored with 1:12 remaining and this time converted the two-point try to tie the game 35-35. It took just one minute for Fairfield to drive, setting up Aiden McGuire to kick a game-winning 27-yard field goal.
On the night, Fisher was 8-16 passing for 172 yards with two touchdowns while rushing for 147 yards and three more scores. On the other sideline, Jamison Kitna was 25-39 for 228 yards, three touchdowns and an interception. Ryder Hooks led the Thunderhawk rushing attack with 164 yards and a score.
Fairfield – 14 7 7 10 – 38
Lakota East – 7 0 7 21 – 35
LE– Vogelmann 6 pass from Kitna (Herr kick)
F– Fisher 8 run (McGuire kick)
F– King 31 pass from Fisher (McGuire kick)
F– Ruff 32 pass from Fisher (McGuire kick)
LE– Hooks 15 run (Herr kick)
F– Fisher 14 run (McGuire kick)
LE– Kitna 2 run (Herr kick)
LE– Vogelmann 22 pass from Kitna (pass failed)
F– Fisher 63 run (McGuire kick)
LE– Jackson 10 pass from Kitna (Kitna run)
F– FG McGuire 27
Records: F 1-3 (1-2 GMC), LE 0-4 (0-3 GMC).
Lakota West 35, Middletown 0 - FINAL
The downfall of the Lakota West Firebirds has been greatly exaggerated. After an 0-2 start to the season, Lakota West has evened back to .500 while shutting out its last two opponents by a combined 68-0.
The tough Lakota West defense held Middletown to just 78 yards, 77 of which came from quarterback Jerimiah Landers who was 12-25 with a pair of interceptions. Firebird quarterback Sam Wiles, who took over the offense last week, was 10-15 for 115 yards and a pair of touchdowns while also rushing for 83 yards. Freshman Jackson Smith, who was the signal caller in the first two weeks, got back into the lineup and was 3-3 for 34 yards with a 24-yard touchdown to Brennan Remy. Remy caught five passes for 81 yards and two scores.
Defensively, Nathan Huggins and Drew Minich had picks for Lakota West while Grant Beerman and Elijah Davis each had two quarterback sacks and combined for 6 tackles for loss.
Middletown – 0 0 0 0 – 0
Lakota West – 7 14 7 7 – 35
LW– Asbeck 12 fumble return (Benner kick)
LW– Remy 19 pass from Wiles (Benner kick)
LW– Wilson 6 run (Benner kick)
LW– Davis 1 pass from Wiles (Benner kick)
LW– Remy 24 pass from Smith (Benner kick)
Records: LW 2-2 (2-1 GMC), M 2-2 (1-2 GMC).
Princeton 20, Mason 3 - FINAL
Princeton, the only undefeated team left in the GMC, didn’t blow up the offensive stat sheets, but its 20-3 win at Mason was more than enough to make the Vikings 4-0 overall.
Mason outgained Princeton 222-171 and had nearly 30 minutes of possession time, but a lone field goal in the fourth quarter was all the Comets could muster. The Comets turned the ball over three times, including a pair of interceptions thrown. Princeton scored on a pass from David Hambrick to Jordan Houston, but its big play on the scoreboard was an 81-yard punt return by Antonio Hunter to give Princeton a 14-0 lead. The return was Hunter’s third punt returned for a touchdown this season.
Princeton – 7 7 3 3 – 20
Mason – 0 0 0 3 – 3
P– Houston 37 pass from Hambrick (Evans kick)
P– Hunter 81 punt return (Evans kick)
P– FG Evans 25
M– FG Gogul 34
P– FG Kimble 33
Records: P 4-0 (3-0 GMC), M 1-3 (1-2 GMC).
Hamilton 26, Oak Hills 7 - FINAL
Cincinnati Hills League
Reading 34, Finneytown 6 - FINAL
Indian Hill 42, Mariemont 21 - FINAL
Taylor 56, Deer Park 28 - FINAL
Wyoming 28, Madeira 20 - FINAL
The Wyoming Cowboys tied an Ohio high school football record, winning their 71st-straight regular season game. The state record is now split between the Cowboys and Moeller teams from 1978 to 1985.
Wyoming built a 6-0 in the first half with two field goals from junior Carter Rummer. before the Madeira Mustangs fought back in the third quarter with a "Philly Special" pass from wide receiver Aidan Thiele to quarterback Peter Breidenbach for an eight-yard touchdown and a 7-6 lead. The Cowboys responded with 30 seconds left in the third quarter and senior quarterback Quaid Hauer ran in a two-point conversion to regain the lead.
The offenses opened up in the fourth quarter. Madeira scored in the fourth quarter, but its point after kick was blocked, leaving the Mustangs down 14-13. Wyoming scored twice more, but Madeira gave itself a final chance by cutting the lead to 28-20 and recovering the onside kick. The Cowboy defense held on in the final drive, leaving Madeira stuck 15 yards from the end zone on the final play.
Madeira – 0 0 7 13 – 20
Wyoming – 3 3 8 14 – 28
W– FG Rummer 33
W– FG Rummer 35
M– Breidenbach 8 pass from Theile (Isgrig kick)
W– Gray 19 pass from Hauer (Hauer run)
M– Breidenbach 2 run (kick failed)
W– Fredericks 51 pass from Hauer (Rummer kick)
W– Hauer 1 run (Rummer kick)
M– Schaffer 14 pass from Breidenbach (Isgrig kick)
Records: W 4-0 (1-0 CHL), M 2-2 (0-1 CHL).
Greater Catholic League-South
Center Grove 35, Moeller 34 - FINAL (OT)
An Isaac Shade run with 4:46 left in regulation gave Moeller a 28-20 lead over Center Grove with some defensive stops needed to take a win back home. Instead, Center Grove ran 3:42 off the clock and scored a game-tying touchdown and two-point conversion. Moeller’s final drive of regulation got into Trojan territory, but led to overtime with a missed 54-yard field goal as time expired.
Center Grove needed two plays to score in the extra period, taking a 35-28 lead. Moeller responded with a score from Matthew Ponatoski to Roman Mason, but the Crusaders went for two points and the win. The try fell incomplete and Center Grove handed Moeller its third loss to an Indiana team in the first four weeks.
Moeller – 7 14 0 7 6 – 34
Center Grove – 0 13 7 8 7 – 35
M– Marshall 6 run (Orr kick)
M– Marshall 3 run (Orr kick)
CG– Cook 1 run (kick failed)
M– Marshall 3 run (Orr kick)
CG– Cherry 1 run (Smith kick)
CG– Cherry 1 run (Smith kick)
M– Shade 38 run (Orr kick)
CG– Hennessy 3 run (Hennessy run)
CG– Williams 12 pass from Cherry (Smith kick)
M– Mason 6 pass from Ponatoski (pass failed)
Records: CG 3-1, M 1-3.
La Salle 21, Louisville Central 0 - FINAL
Just four weeks into the 2023 season and the La Salle Lancers have already exceeded their win total of two from a season ago. Offense was at a premium at Louisville Central, but the Lancers found the end zone three times while allowing just 136 yards for its first shutout win since topped Trotwood-Madison 24-0 in October 2021.
Quarterback Pat McLaughlin had touchdown completions on consecutive passes. First, McLaughlin connected with Kyle Reynolds on a fourth down for the game’s opening score. After Central turned the ball over on downs, McLaughlin found Brady O’Connor on his next throw on a 33-yard strike.
La Salle – 0 14 0 7 – 21
Louisville Central – 0 0 0 0 – 0
LS– Reynolds 14 pass from McLaughlin (Schroer kick)
LS– O’Connor 33 pass from McLaughlin (Schroer kick)
LS– McLaughlin 6 run (Schroer kick)
Records: LS 3-1, LC 1-3.
Lakewood St. Edward 34, Elder 33 - FINAL (Saturday)
Elder forced two turnovers on St. Edward’s first two drives of the game, taking a 10-0 lead early before the Eagles fought back, winning a close affair on a field goal with six seconds left. Already up 7-0, Maddox Arnold intercepted a St. Edward pass and returned it to the nine-yard line. An Elder touchdown was called back and the Panthers later settled for a field goal and a 10-0 lead. Later tied 10-10, Elder’s Ryan Brass scored a touchdown just before the half, but the point after was blocked.
The teams continued to trade scores when Elder kicker Joe Roth kicked a field goal for a 33-31 Panther lead with two minutes left on the clock, enough time for St. Edward to drive down the field and kick the go-ahead field goal.
Brass was 15-21 passing for Elder with 117 yards and a touchdown while getting 125 yards and three touchdowns rushing. Three Panthers had 10 or more tackles, including Joshua Dugan and George Guidugli who each forced a fumble. Arnold had seven tackles, a sack and an interception.
St. Edward – 0 10 14 10 – 34
Elder – 10 6 7 10 – 33
E– Meyer 9 pass from Brass (Crawford kick)
E– FG Crawford 32
SE– White 15 pass from Bullock (Moyer kick)
SE– FG Moyer 27
E– Brass 5 run (kick failed)
SE– Mason 37 run (Moyer kick)
E– Brass 3 run (Roth kick)
SE– White 2 run (Moyer kick)
E– Brass 31 run (Roth kick)
SE– White 1 run (Moyer kick)
E– FG Roth 35
SE– FG Moyer 29
Records: SE 4-0, E 2-2.
Greater Catholic League-Coed
Badin 35, Roger Bacon 2 - FINAL
Badin sophomore Lem Grayson had three touchdowns while the Rams allowed Roger Bacon to score a lone safety in a meeting of old conference foes. Badin outgained the Spartans 367-142, including 211 rushing yards from the Rams. A trio of Rams had 58 or more rushing yards, led by Zach Yordy’s 66. Carson Cheek followed with 65 while Grayson had 58. Roger Bacon mustered just 9 rushing yards, but quarterback Bubba Smart was 15-26 passing for 133 yards with two interceptions.
The victory for Badin was its 32nd regular season win in a row, setting a new school record.
Roger Bacon – 0 0 2 0 – 2
Badin – 7 7 14 7 – 35
B– Grayson 1 run (Ngoy kick)
B– Grayson 4 run (Brown kick)
B– Cheek 65 run (Ngoy kick)
B– Grayson 9 run (Ngoy kick)
RB– Safety
B– Yordy 3 run (Snellgrove kick)
Records: B 4-0, RB 3-1.
Hartley 49, McNicholas 3 - FINAL
Southwest Ohio Conference
Harrison 42, Western Hills 0 - FINAL
The Harrison Wildcats had 413 yards of offense as they cruised by Western Hills in their first shutout win since November 2019. Quarterback Dickie Engel was 7-9 passing for 127 yards, two touchdowns and an interception. Both of those touchdowns went to Luke Rogers who caught three passes for 87 yards on the night. Cole Koops had over half of Harrison’s 279 rushing yards, gaining 150 of his own while finding the end zone twice.
Western Hills – 0 0 0 0 – 0
Harrison – 21 7 7 7 – 42
H– Rogers 22 pass from Engel (Anderson kick)
H– Koops 15 run (Anderson kick)
H– Rogers 62 pass from Engel (Anderson kick)
H– McKain 38 fumble return (Anderson kick)
H– Koops 57 run (Anderson kick)
H– Flick 15 run (Anderson kick)
Records: H 3-1, WH 0-4.
Clinton-Massie 28, Mount Healthy 26 - FINAL
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Clinton-Massie ‒ 7 14 7 0 ‒ 28
Mount Healthy ‒ 0 6 6 14 ‒ 26
CM- Phipps 2 run (McGuinness kick)
CM- Phipps 1 run (McGuinness kick)
MH- Scott 30 pass from Spain (kick failed)
CM- Chesser 5 run (McGuinness kick)
MH- Etheridge 71 pass from Spain (run failed)
CM- Chesser 4 run (McGuinness kick)
MH- Bradford 15 run (run failed)
MH- Etheridge 15 pass from Spain (Bradford run)
Records: CM 4-0, MH 3-1.
Carroll 35, Northwest 28 - FINAL
Edgewood 51, Talawanda 7 - FINAL
Edgewood entered Week 4 having scored just 21 points for the year, but at Talawanda the Cougars finally got the offense chugging while picking up its first win of the year. Edgewood struck mostly on the ground, gaining 265 rushing yards with five touchdowns. Kyle Franke and Clay Halsey each had a pair of rushing scores. Talawanda quarterback Cale Leitch was 7-13 through the air for 40 yards and an interception, but had 126 rushing yards and the team’s lone touchdown on the ground.
Edgewood – 13 30 8 0 – 51
Talawanda – 0 7 0 0 – 7
E– Franke 2 run (kick failed)
E– Franke 12 run (Rumpler kick)
E– Halsey 4 run (kick failed)
E– Fall 5 run (Rumpler kick)
E– Fall 19 pass from French (Rumpler kick)
T– Leitch 77 run (Motta kick)
E– Rosenfelder 65 pass from French (Rumpler kick)
E– FG Rumpler 32
E– Halsey 3 run (Rumpler run).
Records: E 1-3, T 0-4.
Cincinnati Metro Athletic Conference
St. Xavier 14, Withrow 10 - FINAL
Fenwick 34, Aiken 0 - FINAL
Dayton Christian 42, New Miami 0 - FINAL
Taft 44, Meadowdale 6 - FINAL (Saturday)
Miami Valley Conference
Cincinnati Country Day 42, Cincinnati College Prep 6 - FINAL
Lockland 40, Riverview East 8 - FINAL
Miami Valley Christian 12, North College Hill 8 - FINAL
Blanchester 21, Norwood 13 - FINAL
Purcell Marian 23, KIPP Columbus 12 - FINAL
Purcell Marian scored 21-unanswered points and shutout KIPP Columbus in the second half to win 23-12 while moving to 3-1. Jayel Harris scored his 11th and 12th rushing touchdowns of the season, including a 67-yarder to complete the victory. Quarterback Sonny Ward scored the go-ahead touchdown on a 21-yard scramble to give the Cavaliers a 16-12 lead in the final quarter.
KIPP Columbus – 0 12 0 0 – 12
Purcell Marian – 2 0 8 13 – 23
PM– Safety
K– Childs 16 fumble return (conversion failed)
K– Gladney 29 pass (conversion failed)
PM– Safety
PM– Harris 3 run (conversion failed)
PM– Ward 21 run (conversion failed)
PM– Harris 67 run (Sewell kick)
Records: PM 3-1, K 1-3.
Summit Country Day 16, St. Bernard-Elmwood Place 14 - FINAL
St. Bernard-Elmwood Place running back Demico Harris had another 204 rushing yards, giving him 1,060 for the season and two touchdowns to bring his yearly total to 13. Harris scored both touchdowns for the Titans, but a failed two-point try in the third quarter left his team up just a point, 14-13. Summit Country Day’s Sumner Shroyer kicked a field goal for a 16-14 lead, eventually giving the Silver Knights their first win of the season while the Titans suffered their first loss. Summit quarterback Keller Minton was 12-28 for 227 yards with a touchdown, but also four interceptions. Three Summit Country Day receivers ha 46 or more receiving yards, including Cayleb Walters with 81 and Donovan Matthews with 56 and a touchdown.
SCD– 0 7 9 0 – 16
SBEP– 8 0 6 0 – 14
SBEP– Harris 1 run (Harris run)
SCD– Minton 1 run (Shroyer kick)
SCD– Matthews 26 pass from Minton (run failed)
SBEP– Harris 56 run (run failed)
SCD– FG Shroyer 35
Records: SBEP 3-1, SCD 1-3.
CHCA 49, Worthington Christian 25 - FINAL
CHCA senior quarterback Isaiah Petty dominated the airspace at Worthington Christian to lead the Eagles to their first win of the year. Petty was 22-27 passing for 360 yards and four touchdowns. Reno Roehm was the top target for Petty, catching six passes for 10-2 yards and two touchdowns. Jackson Vest also had five catches, including a touchdown, for 99 yards. Brayden Mitchum led the way on the rushing game, gaining 73 yards on 23 attempts with a pair of touchdowns.
CHCA – 7 14 14 14 – 49
Worthington Christian – 3 7 15 0 – 25
CHCA– Roehm 46 pass from Petty (Rottinhaus kick)
WC– FG St. John 32
CHCA– Petty 1 run (Rottinhaus kick)
WC– St. John 17 pass from Raikes (St. John kick)
CHCA– Mitchum 4 run (Rottinhaus kick)
WC– Raikes 10 run (St. John kick)
CHCA– Jepson 71 pass from Petty (Rottinhaus kick)
WC– St. John 53 pass from Raikes (Raikes run)
CHCA– Vest 36 pass from Petty (Rottinhaus kick)
CHCA– Mitchum 3 run (Rottinhaus kick)
CHCA– Roehm 20 pass from Petty (Rottinhaus kick)
Records: CHCA 1-3, WC 2-2.
Clark Montessori 14, Gamble Montessori 13 - FINAL (Saturday)
Southern Buckeye Conference
Batavia 42, Shroder 20 - FINAL
Goshen 24, Woodward 16 - FINAL
Miami Trace 34, Bethel-Tate 20 - FINAL
McClain 22, East Clinton 6 - FINAL
New Richmond 47, Clermont Northeastern 6 - FINAL
Jackson 56, Western Brown 48 - FINAL
Williamsburg 57, Hillsboro 27 - FINAL
Southwestern Buckeye League
Middletown Madison 34, National Trail 7 - FINAL (Thursday)
The Middletown Madison Mohawks are 4-0 to begin a season for the first time since 2018 when the team went 12-0 before falling to Wheelersburg in the regional finals. It is a sign of a resurgence for the program that went 0-10 in 2021 and 1-9 in 2022.
Madison’s rushing attack went off for 297 yards with all five touchdowns scored on the ground. Kaleb Miller had a season-high 87 yards while scoring a pair of touchdowns. Jordan Perry also found the end zone twice on nine rushes for 67 yards.
National Trail – 0 0 0 7 – 7
Middletown Madison – 7 20 7 0 – 34
MM– Thompson 11 run (Graham kick)
MM– Miller 1 run (Graham kick)
MM– Perry 5 run (kick failed)
MM– Perry 21 run (Graham kick)
MM– Miller 2 run (Graham kick)
NT– Watts 10 fumble return (Farno kick)
Records: MM 4-0, NT 1-3.
Hughes 21, Monroe 7 - FINAL
Wilmington 36, Ross 34 - FINAL
Waynesville 21, Brookville 14 - FINAL
Greater Western Ohio Conference
Springboro 31, Beavercreek 0 - FINAL
Northern Kentucky high school football scores in Week 4
Rockcastle County 63, Grant County 27 - FINAL
Beechwood 58, Simon Kenton 54 - FINAL
Lloyd Memorial 27, Bethlehem 0 - FINAL
Newport 28, Boone County 15 - FINAL
Conner 38, Newport Central Catholic 17 - FINAL
Cooper 38, Campbell County 14 - FINAL
Cooper managed just 14 rushing yards against Campbell County, but 298 passing yards from quarterback Cam O’Hara was more than enough for the Jaguars to defeat the Camels (and slightly outgain them 312-311).
O’Hara was 17-25 passing against the Camels for those 298 yards and four touchdowns. Receivers Austin Alexander and Isaiah Johnson each had over 100 yards and caught a touchdown. Isaac Brown and Keagan Maher also caught touchdown passes with Maher also adding a rushing touchdown. O’Hara’s counterpart, Nathan Smith, was 15-30 for 199 yards, three interceptions and a scoring pass to Xavier Fancher who had 79 yards in total on three catches.
Campbell County – 0 7 7 0 – 14
Cooper – 7 17 7 7 – 38
Coo– Alexander 13 pass from O’Hara (Taylor kick)
Coo– Maher 23 pass from O’Hara (Taylor kick)
CC– Fancher 62 pass from Smith (Rose kick)
Coo– Johnson 69 pass from O’Hara (Taylor kick)
Coo– FG Taylor 30
CC– Bertram 4 run (Rose kick)
Coo– Brown 10 pass from O’Hara (Taylor kick)
Coo– Maher 1 run (Taylor kick)
Records: Coo 3-1, CC 1-3.
Covington Catholic 31, Dixie Heights 24 - FINAL
Covington Catholic quarterback Evan Pitzer connected with Willie Rodriguez to give the Colonels a 17-7 halftime lead over Dixie Heights. It was a connection that would be useful about two quarters later.
Pitzer and Dixie Heights quarterback Armani Gregg quickly traded rushing scores in the third quarter before Gregg scored again and followed by setting up an Andrew Kohls field goal to tie the game 24-24 with 3:05 left in regulation. With 13 seconds left on the clock, Pitzer connected back to Rodriguez, giving CovCath a 31-24 lead, locking down the victory.
Dixie Heights – 0 7 14 3 – 24
Covington Catholic – 3 14 7 7 – 31
CC – FG Weitzel 9
CC – Leen 1 run (Weitzel kick)
DH – Gregg 1 run (Kohls kick)
CC – Rodriguez 10 pass from Pitzer (Weitzel kick)
DH – Gregg 1 run (Kohls kick)
CC – Pitzer 4 run (Weitzel kick)
DH – Gregg 7 run (Kohls kick)
DH – FG Kohls 12
CC – Rodriguez 23 pass from Pitzer (Weitzel kick)
Records: DH 1-3, CC 4-0.
Dayton 22, Ludlow 6 - FINAL
Highlands 52, Ryle 20 - FINAL
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Highlands – 6 29 3 14 – 52
Ryle – 7 0 6 7 – 20
R- Lee 42 pass from L. Verax (Line kick)
H- Benke 1 run (conversion failed)
H- Schneider 15 pass from Benke (Schneider conversion)
H- Surrey 5 run (Haggard kick)
H- Benke 17 pass from Litmer (Schneider conversion)
H- Surrey 8 pass from Litmer (conversion failed)
H- FG Haggard 43
R- Lorms 18 pass from N. Verax (conversion failed)
H- Giesler 28 pass from Litmer (Nickelman kick)
H- Hass 8 pass from Litmer (Nickelman kick)
R- N. Verax 28 run (Line kick)
Records: H 3-1, R 2-2.
Scott 52, Holmes 8 - FINAL
Holy Cross 41, Middletown Christian 7 - FINAL
Holy Cross freshman Ulysses Porter scored three times for the Indians within the game’s first 15 minutes and only added on more as Holy Cross easily dispatched of visiting Middletown Christian. Porter scored on a 43-yard pass from Donovan Ambrocio in the first quarter to open up the offense then scored on a 24-yard run and an 80-yard run for an early 21-0 lead. Porter finished with 88 yards on the ground and scored in half of his six runs while also catching a pair of passes for 47 yards and another score. Quarterback Ambrocio was 5-9 passing for 138 yards and two touchdowns.
After going 2-9 last season, Holy Cross has gone 3-1 so far in the current campaign and has won three-straight games for the first time since 2016.
Middletown Christian – 0 0 0 7 – 7
Holy Cross – 7 21 6 7 – 41
HC– Porter 43 pass from Ambrocio (Fisk kick)
HC– Porter 24 run (Fisk kick)
HC– Porter 8 run (Fisk kick)
HC– Thornsberry 33 pass from Ambrocio (Fisk kick)
HC– Porter 37 run (kick failed)
HC– Figgs 3 run (Fisk kick)
MC– South 9 run (Martinez kick)
Records: HC 3-1, MC 0-3.
Kentucky Country Day 43, Walton-Verona 7 - FINAL
Bishop Brossart 28, Nicholas County 22 - FINAL
Bellevue 34, Lynn Camp 20 - FINAL (Saturday)
Indiana
Lawrenceburg 42, Greensburg 0 - FINAL
East Central 55, Franklin County 0 - FINAL
By halftime at Franklin County, the East Central Trojans had scored 48 points while Josh Ringer had four rushing touchdowns to break the school’s record for rushing touchdowns and points scored in a career. Ringer entered the day with 66 career rushing scores, tying the record of 68 with a seven-yard run in the first quarter and breaking it on a 50-yard score early in the second quarter. It took less than three minutes for Ringer to add on, bringing his touchdown total to 70 and his point total to 444.
In total, Ringer rushed 14 times for 140 yards and the four scores. Quarterback Cole Burton was an efficient 11-14 passing for 165 yards and three touchdowns. Ryan Brotherton caught two of those touchdowns in a night where he caught 7 balls for 119 yards.
The Trojan defense allowed Franklin County just a single first down with 53 yards total offense, including a -9 spot in the rushing total. Carson Pieczonka and Jace Dorsey each snagged an interception on defense.
East Central – 21 27 7 0 – 55
Franklin County – 0 0 0 0 – 0
EC– Ringer 17 run (McFee kick)
EC– Ringer 7 run (McFee kick)
EC– Brotherton 23 pass from Burton (McFee kick)
EC– Ringer 50 run (McFee kick)
EC– Ringer 26 run (kick failed)
EC– Brotherton 18 pass from Burton (McFee kick)
EC– Helms 5 pass from Burton (McFee kick)
EC– Minges 3 run (Kehny kick)
Records: EC 4-0, FC 2-2.
South Dearborn 32, Connersville 13 - FINAL
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