Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky Week 9 high school football scores
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More scores: Greater Cincinnati high school sports scores, Oct. 9-Oct. 15
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Cincinnati high school football scores in Week 9
Greater Catholic League-South
Detroit Central Catholic 35, La Salle 28 – FINAL (OT)
Indianapolis Bishop Chatard 34, Elder 7 – FINAL
Elder hiked to Indianapolis to face off against undefeated Bishop Chatard. Elder quarterback Ryan Brass finished the game with 11 completions out of 20 attempts and 118 yards of passing offense with 22 rushing yards after not getting much offense moving. Elder’s defense struggled to contain Bishop Chatard on the ground and in the air, giving up 297 yards of total offense.
Elder is now 5-4 overall and will close out the regular season with a conference battle at La Salle.
Elder – 0 7 0 0 – 7
Bishop Chatard – 14 7 0 13 – 34
BC– Shaw 10 run (Chapman kick)
BC– Weybright 25 pass from Harrington (Chapman kick)
BC– Guy 22 pass from Harrington (Chapman kick)
E– Brass 3 run (Roth kick)
BC– Guy 16 pass from Harrington (Chapman kick)
BC– Guy 11 fumble recovery (kick failed)
Records: E 5-4, B 9-0.
St. Xavier 21, Cleveland St. Ignatius 14 – (OT) FINAL (Saturday)
Lakewood St. Edward 28, Moeller 21 – FINAL (Saturday)
Greater Miami Conference
Princeton 44, Colerain 7 – FINAL
The showdown between undefeated Princeton and winless Colerain played true to the records with the Vikings cruising by the Cardinals. A blocked punt and an interception return started the game for Princeton before the running attack opened up and the defenses continued to shut down the Cardinals.
The Vikings did their damage on the ground, gaining 158 yards while scoring four times. Teryntino Brown-Freeman had 60 yards and found the endzone twice while Deangelo Birch and Antonio Hunter also scored. Colerain was held to 126 total yards of offense.
Princeton attempts to go 10-0 in the regular season while clinching its first solo GMC title since 1993 next week against Sycamore. Colerain will meet Fairfield to try and avoid a winless season, but even a win will leave the Cardinals outside of the postseason.
Princeton – 14 10 20 0 – 44
Colerain – 0 7 0 0 – 7
P– Smith-Perkins blocked punt recovery (Evans kick)
P– Farrell 22 INT return (Evans kick)
P– Brown-Freeman 16 run (Evans kick)
C– O’Bryant 35 pass from Billups (McAfee kick)
P– FG Kimble 36
P– Brown-Freeman 11 run (Evans kick)
P– Hunter 6 run (kick failed)
P– Birch 9 run (Evans kick)
Records: P 9-0 (8-0 GMC), C 0-9 (0-8 GMC).
Oak Hills 17, Lakota East 7 – FINAL
Lakota East struck first, but the Oak Hills defense shutout the Thunderhawks for the final three quarters to take a 17-7 victory. Andy Vogelmann caught a four-yard pass from Jamison Kitna to take a lead with 2:46 left in the opening quarter, but Oak Hills responded quickly with a Brandon Stidham to Demar Parker Jr. touchdown with 9:32 left in the second quarter to tie the game. Oak Hills found the endzone again with 19 seconds left before the half on a 9-yard catch from by Jeremiah Triggs.
Stidham was just 10-21 passing with 93 yards for the Highlanders, but the two touchdowns were enough to win the game. Lakota East’s Kitna and Jayshaun Sandhar combined to go 18-28 for 103 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions through the air. Oak Hills was able to eat up some more yardage on the ground with Stidham getting 74 yards and Parker Jr. gaining 69 yards. Oak Hills was also able to keep drives alive, converting 11 of 17 third downs to just 2 of 10 from Lakota East.
Oak Hills – 0 14 0 3 – 17
Lakota East – 7 0 0 0 – 7
LE– Vogelmann 4 pass from Kitna (Herr kick)
OH– Parker Jr. 12 pass from Stidham (Shouse kick)
OH– Triggs 9 pass from Stidham (Shouse kick)
OH– FG Shouse 37
Records: OH 4-5 (4-4 GMC), LE 1-8 (1-7 GMC).
Lakota West 10, Mason 7 – FINAL
Lakota West improved to 7-1 in GMC play with a close, comeback win over Mason. The teams were tied 0-0 at halftime but the Comets broke the stalemate with a 4-play, 63-yard drive for a touchdown. Mason took the 7-0 lead into the middle of the fourth quarter, but the Firebirds wouldn’t go quietly. Quarterback Sam Wiles found Luka Gilbert for a touchdown to tie the game at 7-7. Lakota West got the ball back with about 5:30 minutes left in the game and marched down field, going 9 plays for 37 yards to get kicker Brayden Benner in range for a field goal. Benner nailed a 20-yard field goal with 1:46 left and that would stand as the decisive score of the game.
Mason – 0 0 7 0 – 7
Lakota West – 0 0 0 10 – 10
M– Johnson 9 pass from Brown (Gogul kick)
LW– Gilbert 5 pass from Wiles (Benner kick)
LW– FG Benner 20
Records: M 4-5 (4-4 GMC), L 7-2 (7-1 GMC).
Fairfield 37, Middletown 30 – FINAL (OT)
Hamilton 28, Sycamore 21 – FINAL
At least for one night, Jailen Morris is the king of Hamilton.
It seemed as if Sycamore’s comeback was complete after Seth Truter found Gio Garrett to take a 21-20 lead with 19 seconds left in the game. Moods took a complete turn after Morris fielded the kickoff and returned it 90 yards for the game-winning touchdown, leaving just three more ticks on the clock but no more miracle comebacks.
Hamilton led 17-0 in the third quarter thanks in part to a Cournell Bellett-McCoy touchdown and an interception return from Carter Isaacs. A pair of rushing scores from Eugene Harney and the seemingly game-winning pass from Truter to Garrett turned the game around before the heroics from Morris.
Bennett-McCoy led Hamilton with 126 yards on 24 rushes with a score while Harney led the Aviators with 93 yards on 21 attempts with a pair of touchdowns. Truter was 22-38 for 201 yards and a score, but also tossed three picks for Sycamore
Hamilton – 10 0 7 11 – 28
Sycamore – 0 0 7 14 – 21
H– Bennett-McCoy 2 run (Stephens kick)
H– FG Stephens 23
H– Isaacs 42 INT return (Stephens kick)
S– Harney 1 run (Schnelle kick)
S– Harney 3 run (Schnelle kick)
H– FG Stephens 32
S– Garrett 13 pass from Truter (Schnelle kick)
H– Morris 90 kick return (Bennett-McCoy rush)
Records: H 7-2 (7-1 GMC), S 5-4 (5-3 GMC).
Cincinnati Hills League
Deer Park 21, Mariemont 13 – FINAL
Madeira 49, Finneytown 7 – FINAL
Reading 55, Taylor 20 – FINAL
Indian Hill 21, Wyoming 3 – FINAL
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Indian Hill – 7 7 7 0 – 21
Wyoming – 3 0 0 0 – 3
W– FG Rummer 34
IH– Copfer 53 pass from Podojil (Grace kick)
IH– Frye 13 pass from Podojil (Grace kick)
IH– O’Brien 27 pass from Podojil (Grace kick)
Records: IH 7-2 (6-0 CHL), W 8-1 (5-1 CHL).
Eastern Cincinnati Conference
Kings 41, Little Miami 21 – FINAL
Winton Woods 21, Loveland 9 – FINAL
Milford 27, West Clermont 0 – FINAL
Milford’s offense didn’t blow up the scoreboard like in recent weeks, but a 27-0 shutout and three touchdowns from Nathan Webster were good enough to give the Eagles a 9-0 record for the first time since 1957.
Webster had 141 yards in 28 rushes and scored his three touchdowns. Milford’s air attack was led by Luke Brand who was 16-22 for 132 yards with a touchdown and an interception. Caden Bailey took over Brand and was 7-9 for 44 yards. The Eagles out-gained West Clermont 377-120.
Milford’s quest for the 10-0 regular season will come down to a visit from 3-6 Turpin on Oct. 20.
West Clermont – 0 0 0 0 – 0
Milford – 6 7 7 7 – 27
M– Webster 2 run (run failed)
M– Melgard 43 pass from Brand (Cooper kick)
M– Webster 1 run (Cooper kick)
M– Webster 40 run (Cooper kick)
Records: M 9-0 (8-0 ECC), WC 3-6 (3-5 ECC).
Anderson 31, Turpin 7 – FINAL
Lebanon 21, Walnut Hills 7 – FINAL
Southwest Ohio Conference
Bishop Watterson 48, Harrison 13 – FINAL
St. Francis DeSales 49, Northwest 8 – FINAL
Mount Healthy 46, Talawanda 9 – FINAL
Cincinnati Metro Athletic Conference
Taft 41, Aiken 0 – FINAL (Thursday)
Withrow 50, Hughes 7 – FINAL
Western Hills 54, Woodward 22 – FINAL
Cincinnati College Prep 30, Gamble Montessori 20 – FINAL (Saturday)
Greater Catholic League-Coed
Badin 27, Chaminade Julienne 13 – FINAL
Alter 21, Fenwick 0 – FINAL
McNicholas 49, Carroll 14 – FINAL
Miami Valley Conference
CHCA 36, North College Hill 0 – FINAL
Cincinnati Country Day 41, Lockland 0 – FINAL
Clark Montessori 48, Miami Valley Christian 9 – FINAL
Summit Country Day 47, Norwood 28 – FINAL
Purcell Marian 41, Roger Bacon 17 – FINAL
St. Bernard-Elmwood Place 55, New Miami 0 – FINAL
Southern Buckeye Conference
Clinton-Massie 48, Batavia 0 – FINAL
Bethel-Tate 22, Williamsburg 20 – FINAL
East Clinton 26, Clermont Northeastern 0 – FINAL
Wilmington 50, New Richmond 15 – FINAL
Goshen 34, Western Brown 31 – FINAL
Southwestern Buckeye League
Eaton 32, Waynesville 29 – FINAL (2OT)
Edgewood 42, Franklin 27 – FINAL
Carlisle 27, Middletown Madison 20 – FINAL
Ross 41, Monroe 14 – FINAL
Greater Western Ohio Conference
Springboro 40, Wayne 8 – FINAL
Northern Kentucky high school football scores in Week 9
Mason County 50, Grant County 6 – FINAL (Thursday)
Newport 68, Bellevue 24 – FINAL (Thursday)
Newport Central Catholic 48, Dayton 8 – FINAL (Thursday)
Beechwood 55, Carroll County 0 – FINAL
Cooper 49, Boone County 7 – FINAL
Covington Catholic 56, Harrison County 6 – FINAL
The Covington Catholic Colonels won a contest 56-6 for the second game in a row and have outscored their last three opponents 173-12. The undefeated Colonels were up 42-0 at halftime and only allowed one score with 6:38 left in regulation.
Quarterback Evan Pitzer was a perfect 8-8 passing for 228 yards and three touchdowns. Four receivers each caught a pair of passes, including Willie Rodriguez who had both receptions for touchdowns. On the ground, the Colonels had 165 rushing yards and were led by Charlie Ink’s 49 yards and Owen Leen’s 44 yards and two scores.
Harrison County – 0 0 0 6 – 6
Covington Catholic – 21 21 7 7 – 56
CC– Rodriguez 8 pass from Pitzer (Weitzel kick)
CC– Link 29 pass from Pitzer (Weitzel kick)
CC– Leen 7 run (Weitzel kick)
CC– Geiser 45 punt return (Weitzel kick)
CC– Rodriguez 22 pass from Pitzer (Weitzel kick)
CC– Leen 23 run (Weitzel kick)
CC– Rabe 3 run (Weitzel kick)
HC– Tumey 8 pass from Custard (kick failed)
CC– Michels 12 run (Weitzel kick)
Records: CC 8-0, HC 4-4.
Dixie Heights 67, Scott 7 – FINAL
Ryle 35, Great Crossing 21 – FINAL
Highlands 58, Conner 7 – FINAL
Tied 7-7 in the second quarter, Highlands' Cam Gielser answered the Cougars’ tying touchdown with an 80-yard run into the endzone. From there, Highlands ran off with the game, scoring the final 51 points of the game.. The home team rushed for 218 yards thanks in large part to Gielser who ended the night with 113 yards from 11 carries. In the air, Highlands split QB duties between Brody Benke and Rio Litmer. Each quarterback had 2 touchdowns for the night and combined for 14 completions on 17 attempts and 185 yards.
Conner – 0 7 0 0 – 7
Highlands – 7 22 22 7 – 58
H– Benke 8 run (Nickelman kick)
C– Caplinger pass from Hatfield (Herron kick)
H– Giesler 80 run (Nickelman kick)
H– Surrey 20 pass from Litmer (Jackson pass)
H– Surrey 75 punt return (Nickelman kick)
H– Giesler 56 pass from Benke (Benke run)
H– Class 30 pass from Benke (Nickelman kick)
H– Benke 1 run (Haggard kick)
H– Matteoli 13 pass from Litmer (Haggard kick)
Records: C 4-5, H 8-1.
Holy Cross 48, Trimble County 6 – FINAL
Holy Cross worked efficiently and successfully against Trimble County, punting just once and converting six of its seven third downs. That success led to the Indians scoring seven total touchdowns, including five that were for 45 yards or more.
Holy Cross had 423 yards of total offense while holding Trimble County to 216 yards which came all from the ground. Holy Cross quarterback Donovan Ambrocio was 6-9 for 214 yards and four touchdowns. Andrew Bales caught three passes for 98 yards and two touchdowns with Braylon Thornsberry adding two touchdowns on two catches for 80 yards. Thomas Maddox ran for 89 yards and a touchdown while passing for the game’s first score.
Trimble County – 0 0 0 6 – 6
Holy Cross – 13 21 0 14 – 48
HC– Ryan 58 pass from Maddox (Fisk kick)
HC– Figgs 11 run (kick failed)
HC– Thornsberry 32 pass from Ambrocio (Fisk kick)
HC– Maddox 59 run (Fisk kick)
HC– Bales 45 pass from Ambrocio (Fisk kick)
TC– Tolliver 1 run (run failed)
HC– Thornsberry 48 pass from Ambrocio (Fisk kick)
HC– Bales 53 pass from Ambrocio (Fisk kick)
Records: HC 5-3, TC 3-5.
Lexington Catholic 41, Lloyd Memorial 0 – FINAL
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Lexington Catholic ‒ 7 14 13 7 – 41
Lloyd Memorial ‒ 0 0 0 0 ‒ 0
LC– Kreutzer 4 pass from Wasik (Wedding kick)
LC– Wasik 9 run (Wedding kick)
LC– Clements 1 run (Wedding kick)
LC– Rayyan 1 run (Wedding kick)
LC– Kern 28 pass from Wasik (pass failed)
LC– Nelson 32 pass from Wasik (Wedding kick)
Records: LC 4-4, LM 7-1.
Ludlow 20, Bishop Brossart 7 – FINAL
Simon Kenton 27, Campbell County 21 – FINAL
Simon Kenton’s buzzer-beater Hail Mary paid off with a hard-fought win against Campbell County. The Camels set the tone early when Nathan Smith ran 44 yards for the first score of a game that saw the team finish with 245 rushing yards. Simon Kenton and Campbell County matched up well on the ground, but the Pioneers’ quarterback gave his team the edge in the air. Brady Lee was 21-28 for 235 yards and 3 touchdowns. Coupled with the Pioneers’ defense holding the Camels to just 75 passing yards, Simon Kenton was in a strong position heading into the final minutes of the game. Tied at 21 with just seconds on the clock, Lee found Nathan Kitchens for a 38-yard touchdown as the clock ran off, giving the victory to the home team.
Campbell County – 8 7 6 0 – 21
Simon Kenton – 7 7 7 6 – 27
CC– Smith 44 run (Amato catch)
SK– Weaver 9 run (Garnett kick)
SK– Turner 92 run (Garnett kick)
CC– Wiseman 42 INT return (Minor kick)
CC– Smith 52 run (kick failed)
SK– Weaver 8 pass from Lee (Garnett kick)
SK– Kitchens 38 pass from Lee (no attempt)
Records: CC 2-6, SK 5-2.
Walton-Verona 31, Gallatin County 20 – FINAL
Indiana
East Central 41, Indianapolis Roncalli 7 – FINAL
Lawrenceburg 42, South Dearborn 21 – FINAL
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