Ohio high school football: Who won in Week 2? Scores, quick hits from Columbus-area games

It's Week 2 of the high school football season, and once again there was Thursday night action in central Ohio.

Photographer Adam Cairns was at Eastmoor Academy for the Warriors' 28-14 win over KIPP Columbus. Our Week 1 coverage also included a Thursday night contest, with East beating Dayton Meadowdale 36-6.

Friday night's Week 2 coverage included Grove City-Hilliard Davidson and the first meeting between Upper Arlington and Big Walnut. We also visited Thomas Worthington, where the Cardinals honored one of their all-time greats.

On Saturday afternoon, we wrapped up our live Week 2 coverage with Northland visiting Whitehall-Yearling.

Saturday quick hits

Northland 57, Whitehall-Yearling 29

• Tied at 22 at halftime, Northland took command in the second half to even its record at 1-1. The Vikings scored the first 28 points of the half, with Zion Moffett's 35-yard punt return and 34-yard reception from quarterback Charles Woodfork Jr. accounting for the first two touchdowns. Amir Brown rushed for 135 yards on 15 carries to lead Northland, which finished with 231 yards on the ground. Woodfork rushed for 61 yards, including a 30-yard touchdown. “I asked, 'Where are my dogs?' ” Northland coach Ryan Sayers said of his halftime message. “I kept asking them at halftime, 'Where are my dogs? What are you going to sacrifice for the guy next to you?' That was our main focus this week and our kids did that. They did a phenomenal job.”

• Coming off a 41-19 loss to Hamilton Township, Whitehall held leads of 15-8 and 22-15 against Northland. Dwayne Jacobs pulled in touchdown catches of 19 yards from Andre Jackson and 20 yards from Devaunte Lane to highlight the Rams' first half.

—Frank DiRenna

Friday night quick hits

Upper Arlington 41, Big Walnut 14

• Golden Bears coach Justin Buttermore stressed incremental improvement more than the scoreboard, but Friday night’s domination of the host Golden Eagles showed that UA (2-0) might have some of the dominant traits that took it to the Division I, Region 3 championship in 2021. While the defense forced three first-half turnovers to help build a 27-0 lead, Connor McClellan rushed for 217 yards and two touchdowns on 16 carries. The 6-foot, 200-pound senior had four runs of 21 yards or more, scoring from 7 yards early in the first quarter and on a 63-yard scamper in the fourth, his final play of the night. “The line was firing off and creating huge holes, so I don’t have to do too much with them up front,” McClellan said. “We ran it down their throats in the second half. I’m very proud of this team. This is a big step up.”

• McClellan was hardly the only star. Tommy Janowicz recovered an early fumble at strong safety, then in the second quarter at quarterback — where he rotates with Kyle Cox — oversaw a scoring drive that made it 21-0 and scored from 7 yards on the next drive. Jake Braun and Zach Corna intercepted Big Walnut quarterback Jake Nier, and the defense as a whole held standout running back Nate Severs to 57 yards on 17 carries. “It is a team game and our defense just executed better than their offense,” Janowicz said. “Kyle is better than me at passing and I think I’m a pretty good runner. It’s a good rotation.”

• Not to be lost in any individual performances is that UA converted its first five third downs, and two of those plays were touchdown passes from Cox to Sam Tongol (9 yards) and Wally Swiney (31). The latter came on third-and-16. “We had some mistakes early, but we did a good job of getting out of trouble,” Buttermore said. “Converting those third-downs, getting scores and stops early and creating turnovers, we were able to capitalize on their mistakes.”

• Big Walnut coach Curtis Crager rued his team’s mistakes as it fell to 0-2. In addition to the turnovers, the Eagles had two plays of 20 or more yards negated by holding calls. The highlights came late in the second quarter, when Nier hit Brody Hatfield on a crossing route for a 58-yard touchdown to break the shutout, and in the third when Nier scored on a 39-yard run. Big Walnut forced a punt late in the first half and took over on UA’s 25, but Braun intercepted Nier on third down. “We are green in a lot of spots and it showed,” Crager said. “We have to grow up in a hurry. We have to stay together.”

—Dave Purpura

Hilliard Davidson 48, Grove City 21

• Davidson led from start to finish in its 10th consecutive win against the Dawgs. The second half was played with a running clock on two occasions. The Wildcats lead the series 47-32, and Davidson has outscored the Dawgs 266-62 during its winning streak with four shutouts. Grove City’s last win came in 2014 (6-0). “There was something in the air with our kids,” Davidson coach Jeremey Scally said. “I don’t know if it was maturity. I don’t know what the exact word is, but our kids were not surprised. I wasn’t nervous mainly because how this particular team prepares. Led by our seniors, they’re all in.”

• The Wildcats relied on their trademark ground attack, led by Keevin Gibbon, who rushed for 144 yards and three touchdowns on 20 carries. Quarterback Johnny DiBlasio completed 3 of 3 passes for 92 yards and a touchdown and rushed for 86 yards, including a 75-yard touchdown, on four carries. “I thought it was going to be closer,” DiBlasio said. “We knew all week they were going to be tough. They score a lot of points. We knew on offense we were going to have to score a lot of points.” Davidson rushed for 328 yards and five touchdowns on 39 carries.

• Senior twins Turner and Davis Schmidt and their sophomore brother, Dayne, played roles in the win. Leading 17-0 in the second quarter, Davis forced a fumble by Grove City quarterback Matthew Papas, with Turner returning it 64 yards to the Dawgs’ 1-yard line. Gibbon scored on the next play for a 24-0 lead. Davis added a blocked punt, leading to Gibbon’s 8-yard TD run in the third quarter that pushed the lead to 41-7. Dayne also rushed for 56 yards and a touchdown.

• Papas led Grove City, completing 16 of 33 passes for 222 yards with two touchdowns and one interception. J.J. King caught both scoring passes. “We had a bad start offensively and that set the tone for the rest of the game,” Grove City coach Greg Waits said. “We’re a lot better than that. We’ll learn from this. We’ll get a lot better from this loss. They didn’t do anything that we didn’t expect. We just didn’t execute offensively to start the game. We fell behind and everything snowballed from there.”

—Frank DiRenna

Thomas Worthington 28, Worthington Kilbourne 9

• Thomas presented a No. 3 jersey to the family of Dimitrious Stanley, a 1993 graduate and former Ohio State wide receiver who died of cancer in February at age 48. During the ceremony, Thomas players stood on the north 40-yard line and Kilbourne players stood on the south 35. "I know Dimitrious just loved his community so much," said his wife, Jessica. "Everyone was considered family to him."

• Thomas' Week 1 stars delivered again. Isaiah Bowers rushed for 104 yards and a touchdown on 19 carries and Maddox LaPrad kicked field goals of 42 and 39 yards. Last week, LaPrad’s 24-yard field goal with 22 seconds remaining lifted the Cardinals over Beechcroft 27-26, and Bowers ran for 156 yards and two scores. Also Friday for Thomas, Grey Kegley completed 17 of 25 passes for 191 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions. Both scoring passes went to Aiden Llewellyn, who had seven catches for 110 yards.

—Andy Resnik

St. Charles 37, Beechcroft 18

• St. Charles is off to its first 2-0 start since 2019 with a win over the host Cougars. “It is a good start, but it is a long season (and) we have a lot of improving to do,” St. Charles coach Deke Hocker said. “Our guys have found ways to win as a team through all phases — offense, defense and special teams. We will continue to work to get better ... in practice as we head into Week 3.”

• Ryan Mooney completed 11 of 14 passes for 271 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Cardinals. He also rushed for 45 yards and one score. Aidan Fox rushed for 133 yards and two touchdowns on 25 carries and added two receptions for 45 yards. Colin Greenhalge's two catches both went for touchdowns (57 and 46 yards).

—Frank DiRenna

Hamilton Township 57, Lancaster 36

• The host Rangers scored the final 21 points of the game to improve to 2-0. Running back Nadir Langston scored the final three touchdowns on runs of 6 and 34 yards and an 11-yard reception from quarterback Josh Woods. Langston turned in a five-touchdown performance. He rushed for 160 yards and three scores on 20 carries and caught four passes for 67 yards and two scores. Woods completed 25 of 32 passes for 351 yards and four touchdowns, and Jovon McBride caught 12 passes for 171 yards and two scores. Brady Holt added seven receptions for 101 yards.

• Lancaster's offense also put up impressive rushing stats. Gunner Richards had 127 yards and two touchdowns on 16 carries, Xavier Goss rushed 10 times for 95 yards and a score and Cole Dickerson ran for 81 yards and two touchdowns on 20 attempts.

Newark 35, Mount Vernon 28

• Steele Meister tossed a school-record five touchdown passes, and the Wildcats moved to 2-0 for the first time since 2016 with a comeback win against the visiting Yellow Jackets. Meister threw touchdowns of 14 yards to Drayson Peterson, 25 yards to Carson Burnett, 8 yards to Braelen Stephens and 11 and 7 yards to Preston Lunsford. The scores to Lunsford tied the game at 28 and gave Newark the lead with 8:16 to play. "Our offensive line gave me all the time to do my job, and our defense stood up when we needed them most," said Meister, who finished 18 of 25 for 205 yards.

• Mount Vernon’s Jonny Askew rushed for 185 yards and two scores on 21 carries and took a swing pass 72 yards to the 12 to set up a potential tying touchdown in the fourth quarter, but Newark’s defense held. On fourth-and-13, junior strong safety Kalen Winbush dragged down receiver Ayden Kennedy 7 yards shy of a first down. "Askew can get the job done against any school they face," Winbush said. "We game-planned for him all week, and in the moment, he got his. But in the end, we got ours, and were able to put that rabbit in the box."

—Dave Weidig, Newark Advocate

Week 2 Ohio high school football scores

Saturday's games

• Barnesville 38, Bellaire 14

• Beavercreek 62, Day. Ponitz Tech. 7

• Cin. Deer Park 30, Cin. Shroder 0

• Cin. Mt. Healthy 40, Hamilton Ross 14

• Cin. St. Xavier 44, Detroit King, Mich. 8

• Coal Grove Dawson-Bryant 52, Lucasville Valley 6

• Delphos St. John's 42, Lima Cent. Cath. 40

• Dematha, Md. 35, Springfield 7

• Garfield Hts. 18, Cle. Hts. Lutheran E. 16

• Garrettsville Garfield 61, Warren JFK 26

• Gates Mills Hawken 48, Garfield Hts. Trinity 12

• Ironton 35, Jackson 14

• Kirtland 49, Rocky River Lutheran W. 14

• Lancaster Fisher Cath. 35, Tuscarawas Cent. Cath. 6

• Leavittsburg LaBrae 20, Youngs. Valley Christian 0

• Linsly, W.Va. 42, Richmond Hts. 0

• Mentor Lake Cath. 39, Parma Hts. Holy Name 20

• Northland 57, Whitehall-Yearling 29

• Paramus Catholic, N.J. 43, Cle. Hts. 41

• Rootstown 26, Warren Champion 0

• S. Charleston SE 30, Sidney Lehman 21

• S. Point 27, Albany Alexander 14

• St. Bernard-Elmwood Place 28, Cin. Finneytown 7

• Steubenville Cath. Cent. 30, Strasburg-Franklin 0

• W. Liberty-Salem 42, Bellefontaine Benjamin Logan 7

• Waldron, Mich. 28, Lakeside Danbury 24

• Warren Harding 20, Akr. Buchtel 16

• Williamsburg 54, New Richmond 39

Friday's games

• Akr. Firestone 53, Copley 28

• Akr. Hoban 44, Erie Cathedral Prep, Pa. 12

• Alliance 45, Niles McKinley 28

• Alliance Marlington 31, Canal Fulton Northwest 21

• Andover Pymatuning Valley 28, Middlefield Cardinal 13

• Ansonia 56, Covington 0

• Antwerp 54, Edon 24

• Archbold 29, St. Henry 0

• Ashland 14, Marion Harding 6

• Ashland Crestview 20, Howard E. Knox 14

• Ashland Mapleton 42, Wellington 18

• Ashtabula Edgewood 55, Orwell Grand Valley 0

• Ashville Teays Valley 28, Logan 6

• Atwater Waterloo 21, Leetonia 0

• Avon 28, Can. McKinley 7

• Barberton 47, Stow-Munroe Falls 23

• Bascom Hopewell-Loudon 32, Sycamore Mohawk 7

• Batavia Clermont NE 33, Miami Valley Christian Academy 21

• Bay Village Bay 31, Mogadore Field 0

• Beaver Eastern 31, Chillicothe Huntington 14

• Bellevue 26, Wauseon 3

• Belmont Union Local 48, Rayland Buckeye 7

• Beloit W. Branch 34, Peninsula Woodridge 13

• Berlin Center Western Reserve 28, Conneaut 24

• Bethel-Tate 18, Bishop Brossart, Ky. 14

• Beverly Ft. Frye 62, Belpre 0

• Bexley 47, Cols. Mifflin 6

• Bishop Fenwick 49, Oxford Talawanda 0

• Bishop Ready 56, Cin. Hills Christian Academy 22

• Bishop Watterson 42, Dublin Scioto 0

• Blanchester 35, Batavia 20

• Bloom-Carroll 28, Bishop Hartley 17

• Bluffton 28, Pandora-Gilboa 21

• Bowling Green 51, Fostoria 28

• Brecksville-Broadview Hts. 27, Maple Hts. 6

• Brooklyn 28, Oberlin 6

• Brookville 28, Anna 21

• Bryan 42, Maumee 35

• Bucyrus Wynford 22, Marion Pleasant 20

• Burton Berkshire 50, Akr. Coventry 6

• Cadiz Harrison Cent. 26, Lore City Buckeye Trail 14

• Caldwell 41, Waterford 14

• Caledonia River Valley 42, Mansfield Madison 0

• Can. South 50, Dover 40

• Canal Winchester 20, New Albany 14, OT

• Carlisle 34, Casstown Miami E. 20

• Cedarville 35, Lees Creek E. Clinton 0

• Celina 37, St. Marys Memorial 15

• Central Valley, Pa. 36, Austintown Fitch 35

• Chagrin Falls 47, Beachwood 6

• Chagrin Falls Kenston 49, Chesterland W. Geauga 14

• Chardon NDCL 38, Ashtabula Lakeside 8

• Chesapeake 22, Minford 21

• Chillicothe Unioto 29, Amanda-Clearcreek 10

• Cin. Anderson 48, Loveland 14

• Cin. College Prep. 22, Cin. Summit Country Day 9

• Cin. Country Day 33, Bradford 6

• Cin. Elder 35, Neumann-Goretti, Pa. 14

• Cin. Mariemont 28, Norwood 7

• Cin. Moeller 57, Ft. Wayne Dwenger, Ind. 0

• Cin. N. College Hill 20, Franklin Middletown Christian 0

• Cin. Princeton 18, W. Chester Lakota W. 3

• Cin. Purcell Marian 26, Cin. Aiken 6

• Cin. Sycamore 24, Fairfield 21

• Cin. West Clermont 33, Morrow Little Miami 14

• Cin. Winton Woods 49, Cin. Walnut Hills 0

• Cin. Withrow 29, Springboro 10

• Cin. Wyoming 13, Monroe 0

• Circleville Logan Elm 43, Williamsport Westfall 6

• Clarksville Clinton-Massie 42, Trenton Edgewood 0

• Clayton Northmont 35, Cin. La Salle 31

• Cle. Glenville 34, Powell Olentangy Liberty 10

• Cle. Hay 9, Cle. Cent. Cath. 6

• Cle. St. Ignatius 16, Mentor 14

• Cle. VASJ 47, Youngs. Mooney 21

• Clyde 44, Tol. Start 12

• Coldwater 28, Bellefontaine 25

• Collins Western Reserve 44, Castalia Margaretta 43, OT

• Cols. Africentric 50, Cols. Linden-McKinley 0

• Cols. Hamilton Twp. 57, Lancaster 36

• Cols. St. Charles 37, Cols. Beechcroft 18

• Columbia Station Columbia 41, Fairview 27

• Columbus Grove 24, Findlay Liberty-Benton 14

• Corning Miller 44, New Matamoras Frontier 12

• Cortland Lakeview 32, Jefferson Area 13

• Cov. Holy Cross, Ky. 32, Cin. Dohn High School 14

• Creston Norwayne 33, Can. Cent. Cath. 7

• Crooksville 31, Racine Southern 6

• Crown City S. Gallia 34, Bidwell River Valley 13

• Cuyahoga Falls 33, Akr. Springfield 6

• Cuyahoga Falls CVCA 30, Kent Roosevelt 0

• Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit 49, Erie McDowell, Pa. 28

• Danville 67, Bucyrus 6

• Day. Chaminade Julienne 67, Day. Belmont 0

• Day. Dunbar 34, Cols. Walnut Ridge 14

• Day. Meadowdale 22, Cin. Woodward 18

• Day. Oakwood 38, Day. Northridge 12

• DeGraff Riverside 23, Spring. NE 22

• Defiance 16, Wapakoneta 13

• Defiance Ayersville 42, Delphos Jefferson 26

• Defiance Tinora 27, Tontogany Otsego 19

• Delaware Hayes 37, Cols. Marion-Franklin 12

• Delaware Olentangy Berlin 31, Lewis Center Olentangy Orange 24

• Delta 31, Sherwood Fairview 28

• Dixie Heights, Ky. 33, Cin. Hughes 8

• Dola Hardin Northern 49, N. Baltimore 21

• Dresden Tri-Valley 42, Pataskala Licking Hts. 7

• Dublin Coffman 22, Centerville 14

• Dublin Jerome 31, Reynoldsburg 13

• E. Central, Ind. 42, Harrison 7

• E. Liverpool 27, Wintersville Indian Creek 7

• East 32, Cols. Independence 22

• Eastlake North 35, Norwalk 0

• Edgerton 46, W. Unity Hilltop 12

• Elida 13, Lima Shawnee 9

• Euclid 14, Erie, Pa. 4

• Fairfield Christian 45, Frankfort Adena 43

• Findlay 43, Lima Sr. 0

• Fredericktown 19, Johnstown Northridge 17

• Fremont Ross 21, Sandusky 15

• Gahanna Cols. Academy 33, Cardington-Lincoln 8

• Gahanna Lincoln 34, Groveport-Madison 3

• Galion 21, Carey 14

• Galion Northmor 60, Greenwich S. Cent. 0

• Gallipolis Gallia 30, Athens 0

• Gates Mills Gilmour 49, Warrensville Hts. 18

• Geneva 31, Struthers 22

• Genoa Area 42, Tol. Bowsher 6

• Germantown Valley View 60, Milton-Union 7

• Gibsonburg 12, Attica Seneca E. 8

• Girard 49, Youngs. Liberty 7

• Gnadenhutten Indian Valley 47, Byesville Meadowbrook 16

• Grafton Midview 23, N. Olmsted 6

• Granville 15, Bellville Clear Fork 0

• Green 21, Canfield S. Range 7

• Greenfield McClain 14, McDermott Scioto NW 13

• Grove City Christian 49, Franklin Furnace Green 13

• Hamilton 21, Liberty Twp. Lakota E. 0

• Hamilton Badin 10, Cols. DeSales 6

• Hamler Patrick Henry 34, Haviland Wayne Trace 12

• Hannibal River 0, Glouster Trimble 0

• Hanoverton United 42, E. Can. 21

• Harrod Allen E. 28, Arlington 3

• Heath 46, Newark Licking Valley 17

• Hebron Lakewood 28, Baltimore Liberty Union 23

• Hicksville 28, Swanton 6

• Hilliard Bradley 28, Hilliard Darby 10

• Hilliard Davidson 48, Grove City 21

• Hillsboro 56, Goshen 19

• Holgate 54, Sandusky St. Mary 20

• Holland Springfield 30, Tol. Rogers 20

• Hubbard 35, Greenville, Pa. 7

• Hudson 45, N. Can. Hoover 8

• Huron 49, Sheffield Brookside 0

• Ironton Rock Hill 28, Willow Wood Symmes Valley 0

• Jeromesville Hillsdale 21, Lucas 17

• Johnstown 44, Coshocton 36

• Kansas Lakota 31, Arcadia 7

• Kenton 52, Ottawa-Glandorf 29

• Kettering Alter 49, Day. Thurgood Marshall 6

• Kings Mills Kings 38, Cin. Turpin 10

• Lakewood 41, Lorain Clearview 40

• Lancaster Fairfield Union 38, Pomeroy Meigs 0

• Lawrenceburg, Ind. 10, N. Bend (Cleves) Taylor 7

• Leipsic 48, Van Buren 0

• Lewis Center Olentangy 53, Medina 28

• Lewistown Indian Lake 22, Milford Center Fairbanks 6

• Liberty Center 47, Napoleon 6

• Lisbon Beaver 41, Salem 20

• Lisbon David Anderson 14, Fairport Harbor Harding 6

• Lodi Cloverleaf 17, LaGrange Keystone 7

• London 21, Chillicothe 0

• Lorain 31, Elyria 12

• Louisville 22, Zanesville 0

• Lowellville 33, Campbell Memorial 14

• Macedonia Nordonia 30, Berea-Midpark 21

• Madison 41, Willoughby S. 6

• Madonna, W.Va. 32, Wellsville 0

• Magnolia Sandy Valley 49, Akr. Manchester 13

• Malvern 28, Bowerston Conotton Valley 0

• Mansfield Sr. 24, Canfield 14

• Mantua Crestwood 36, Minerva 21

• Maria Stein Marion Local 63, Franklin 7

• Marion Elgin 32, Morral Ridgedale 0

• Mason 24, Cin. Oak Hills 14

• Massillon 56, Can. Glenoak 7

• Massillon Jackson 36, Mayfield 35

• Massillon Tuslaw 34, Doylestown Chippewa 0

• McArthur Vinton County 19, Circleville 8

• McComb 55, Convoy Crestview 13

• McConnelsville Morgan 33, Vincent Warren 22

• McDonald 21, Columbiana 14

• McGuffey Upper Scioto Valley 56, Cory-Rawson 14

• Medina Buckeye 28, Amherst Steele 13

• Medina Highland 35, N. Royalton 7

• Miamisburg 14, Bellbrook 10

• Middletown 20, Cin. Colerain 3

• Middletown Madison Senior 21, Cin. Gamble Montessori 6

• Milan Edison 42, Norwalk St. Paul 6

• Milford 34, Lebanon 29

• Millbury Lake 33, Northwood 0

• Millersburg W. Holmes 35, Orrville 31

• Mineral Ridge 49, Orange 14

• Minster 35, St. Paris Graham 0

• Mogadore 21, Ravenna 3

• Montpelier 9, Elmore Woodmore 7

• Mt. Blanchard Riverdale 40, Ada 27

• Mt. Victory Ridgemont 62, Lima Perry 28

• N. Jackson Jackson-Milton 47, Newton Falls 14

• N. Ridgeville 41, Parma Hts. Valley Forge 6

• N. Robinson Col. Crawford 57, Oregon Stritch 13

• Nelsonville-York 21, Newark Cath. 9

• New Bremen 28, Mechanicsburg 7

• New Carlisle Tecumseh 28, Day. Carroll 14

• New Concord John Glenn 42, Cambridge 14

• New Lebanon Dixie 35, Union City Mississinawa Valley 27

• New Lexington 33, Zanesville Maysville 10

• New Middletown Spring. 42, Brookfield 7

• New Paris National Trail 28, Lewisburg Tri-County N. 21

• New Washington Buckeye Cent. 67, Fremont St. Joseph 0

• Newark 35, Mt. Vernon 28

• Newcomerstown 27, Beallsville 0

• Norton 49, Hunting Valley University 18

• Oak Harbor 44, Tol. Woodward 0

• Oberlin Firelands 30, Vermilion 0

• Olmsted Falls 33, Brunswick 21

• Ontario 35, Centerburg 0

• Oregon Clay 42, Sylvania Northview 35

• Painesville Riverside 31, Aurora 14

• Pemberville Eastwood 42, Bloomdale Elmwood 7

• Perry 33, Painesville Harvey 0

• Perrysburg 17, Marysville 14

• Philo 20, Carrollton 14

• Pickerington Cent. 25, Huber Hts. Wayne 20

• Pickerington N. 35, Pine-Richland, Pa. 14

• Piketon 34, Oak Hill 0

• Plain City Jonathan Alder 56, Delaware Buckeye Valley 35

• Poland Seminary 41, Warren Howland 0

• Port Clinton 52, Rossford 21

• Portsmouth W. 31, Portsmouth 14

• Proctorville Fairland 56, Wellston 21

• Ravenna SE 48, Vienna Mathews 28

• Reedsville Eastern 40, Zanesville Rosecrans 7

• Richfield Revere 42, Akron Garfield 0

• Richmond Edison 35, Independence 0

• Richwood N. Union 41, N. Lewisburg Triad 0

• Rittman 52, Windham 0

• Rockford Parkway 48, Pioneer N. Central 27

• Rocky River 42, Cle. John Marshall 6

• STVM 16, Massillon Perry 14

• Salineville Southern 38, Columbiana Crestview 6

• Sandusky Perkins 62, Elyria Cath. 19

• Sarahsville Shenandoah 45, Shadyside 14

• Shaker Hts. 36, Lyndhurst Brush 0

• Shelby 50, Lexington 19

• Sidney 28, Riverside Stebbins 14

• Smithville 51, Louisville Aquinas 8

• South 36, Cols. Centennial 22

• Southeastern 27, London Madison Plains 6

• Southington Chalker 54, Sebring McKinley 6

• Sparta Highland 26, Wooster Triway 7

• Spencerville 35, Paulding 8

• Spring. Kenton Ridge 44, Tipp City Bethel 0

• Spring. NW 34, Spring. Greenon 0

• Spring. Shawnee 35, Cin. Madeira 7

• St. Bernard Roger Bacon 39, Cin. Western Hills 20

• St. Clairsville 54, Martins Ferry 0

• Steubenville 29, New Philadelphia 14

• Streetsboro 49, Parma Normandy 27

• Strongsville 18, Solon 13

• Stryker 42, North Adams-Jerome, Mich. 0

• Sugarcreek Garaway 40, Apple Creek Waynedale 12

• Sullivan Black River 12, West Salem Northwestern 6

• Sylvania Southview 51, Tol. Waite 14

• Tallmadge 10, Akr. Ellet 0

• Thomas Worthington 28, Worthington Kilbourne 9

• Thornville Sheridan 24, Pataskala Watkins Memorial 19

• Tiffin Calvert 35, Monroeville 34, OT

• Tiffin Columbian 50, Chardon 49

• Tipp City Tippecanoe 27, Fairborn 6

• Tol. Cent. Cath. 35, Tol. Whitmer 8

• Tol. Christian 56, Morenci, Mich. 14

• Tol. Ottawa Hills 40, Metamora Evergreen 7

• Toronto 48, E. Palestine 0

• Trotwood-Madison 38, Kettering Fairmont 8

• Troy 58, Greenville 0

• Troy Christian 18, Spring. Cath. Cent. 0

• Twinsburg 58, Akr. North 14

• Uhrichsville Claymont 60, Cle. John Adams 0

• Uniontown Lake 42, Youngs. Boardman 31

• Upper Arlington 41, Sunbury Big Walnut 14

• Upper Sandusky 26, Mt. Gilead 12

• Urbana 28, Ft. Recovery 20

• Utica 49, Loudonville 7

• Van Wert 64, Lima Bath 42

• Vandalia Butler 27, Piqua 3

• Vanlue 56, Millersport 28

• Versailles 35, Ft. Loramie 0

• W. Alexandria Twin Valley S. 42, Arcanum 13

• W. Jefferson 49, Bainbridge Paint Valley 13

• W. Lafayette Ridgewood 57, Warsaw River View 6

• W. Liberty-Salem 42, Bellefontaine Benjamin Logan 7

• Wadsworth 45, Wooster 13

• Washington C.H. 39, Mt. Orab Western Brown 20

• Waverly 42, Chillicothe Zane Trace 28

• Waynesfield-Goshen 63, Crestline 0

• Waynesville 24, Jamestown Greeneview 20

• Westerville N. 42, Grove City Cent. Crossing 21

• Westerville S. 33, Westerville Cent. 30

• Westlake 45, Cle. Rhodes 18

• Wheelersburg 20, Cin. McNicholas 17

• Whitehouse Anthony Wayne 48, Toledo St. John's Jesuit 19

• Wickliffe 48, Ashtabula St. John 12

• Willard 37, Plymouth 16

• Williamsburg 54, New Richmond 39

• Wilmington 24, Washington C.H. Miami Trace 21

• Woodsfield Monroe Cent. 43, Bridgeport 0

• Worthington Christian 48, Day. Christian 6

• Xenia 37, W. Carrollton 7

• Youngs. East 58, E. Cle. Shaw 0

• Youngs. Ursuline 38, Parma Padua 7

• Zanesville W. Muskingum 39, Marietta 20

• Zoarville Tuscarawas Valley 45, Navarre Fairless 14

Thursday's games

• Akr. East 13, Bedford 12

• Avon Lake 37, Cle. Benedictine 15

• Briggs 48, Whetstone 18

• Eastmoor Academy 28, KIPP Columbus 14

• Eaton 49, Richmond, Ind. 7

This article originally appeared on The Columbus Dispatch: Central Ohio high school football: Scores, quick hits from Week 2