Mother Nature wreaked havoc on the conditions for the opening night of the OHSAA Playoffs, but that didn’t stop some great games from unfolding. It was win or go home and there were several clutch performances across the city.DIVISION INo. 8 Fairfield 28, No. 9 Mason 21These two teams just faced off against each other three weeks ago and much like last time, this contest would come down to the wire. The Indians got on the scoreboard first midway through the first quarter when Talon Fisher connected with Jordan Jackson for a 56-yard TD strike. Jackson added a 71-yard rushing touchdown later in the opening frame and just like that Faireild was up 14-0 after one quarter.Mason answered with a Michael Molnar TD run less than 30 seconds into the second quarter, Jackson added a 59-yard TD run less than six minutes later to keep the lead at 14. Molnar and Mason wouldn’t be denied as he scored a second touchdown on a 34-yard scamper with 4:13 left in the first half to cut the lead to seven.Jackson added a fourth touchdown with about five minutes left in the third quarter and it would prove to be enough. Mason scored one more time on another Molnar rushing score, but Fairfield held on coming up with the stops when they needed them. They will now move on to face Moeller next week.No. 12 Sycamore 19, No. 5 Lakota East 0When the Aviators faced off versus the Thunderhawks in Week 6 they came up a touchdown short on the road and gave up 34 points, matching the most points they allowed all season. Tonight in front of their home crowd and with the stakes much higher they delivered their finest defensive effort of 2021, shutting out Lakota East and forcing four turnovers. Rashid Harris came up with two of the turnovers as he recovered a fumble and got an interception to go along with five solo tackles.Quarterback William Ingle paced the offense carrying the ball 25 times for 155 yards and two touchdowns and throwing for 59 yards through the air.No. 1 Moeller 35, No. 16 Oak Hills 14No. 2 St. Xavier 37, No. 15 Hamilton 7No. 3 Lakota West 49, No. 14 West Clermont 14No. 4 Princeton 28, No. 13 Walnut Hills 0No. 6 Milford 21, No. 11 Lebanon 7No. 7 Elder 56 No. 10 Colerain 48 (triple overtime) - FULL RECAP+++DIVISION IINo. 6 La Salle 42, No. 11 Harrison 14The Lancers put up over 500 yards of total offense, including 421 yards on the ground as they rolled past the Wildcats to open up the postseason.Jaylen Grant led all rushers with 105 yards and two touchdowns on 13 carries. Cam Cope added 135 yards and a score of his own on the ground. La Salle scored four touchdowns of 28 yards or more.Up next, La Salle will take on Anderson in Round 2 action in Region 8 next Friday night.No. 2 Kings 50, No. 15 Lima Senior 6Eleven weeks of football and 11 wins. The Knights remained undefeated on the season with an impressive 50-6 opening-round win over Lima Senior.Junior quarterback Will Kocher got it done through the air and on the ground. He threw for 210 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for 29 more yards and two more scores to pace the Kings’ attack.Jay Holubetz, Max Sannella, and Paul Kelly all added rushing touchdowns in the win. No. 1 Piqua 49, No. 16 Little Miami 7No. 3 Anderson 49, No. 14 Xenia 6No. 5 Edgewood 37, No. 12 Sidney 10No. 7 Winton Woods 46, No. 10 Turpin 29No. 8 Withrow 29, No. 9 Troy 7+++DIVISION III No. 1 Badin 37, 16 Butler 715 Alter 10, No. 2 Monroe 7No. 13 Chaminade Julienne 38, No. 4 Ross 17No. 5 St. Mary’s 49, No. 12 Franklin 13No. 7 Tippecanoe 50, No. 10 Mount Healthy 6No. 9 Shawnee 28, No. 8 Hughes 0*No. 6 Western Brown 63, No. 11 Columbus Beechcroft 6*Western Brown in Region 11+++DIVISION IV No. 1 Wyoming 50, No. 16 Waynesville 0No. 2 Eaton 44, No. 15 Oakwood 20No. 3 McNicholas 48, No. 14 Washington 13No. 4 Clinton-Massie 55, No. 13 Northridge 13No. 5 Waverly 28, No. 12 Valley View 18No. 6 Bethel-Tate 44, No. 11 Shroder 0No. 7 Milton-Union 33, No. 10 Indian Hill 10No. 8 Graham Local 37, No. 9 Taylor 7+++Check out the COMPLETE SCOREBOARD.*Stay updated on high school football updates by following @TSFootball on Twitter.
Mother Nature wreaked havoc on the conditions for the opening night of the OHSAA Playoffs, but that didn’t stop some great games from unfolding. It was win or go home and there were several clutch performances across the city.
DIVISION I
No. 8 Fairfield 28, No. 9 Mason 21
These two teams just faced off against each other three weeks ago and much like last time, this contest would come down to the wire.
The Indians got on the scoreboard first midway through the first quarter when Talon Fisher connected with Jordan Jackson for a 56-yard TD strike. Jackson added a 71-yard rushing touchdown later in the opening frame and just like that Faireild was up 14-0 after one quarter.
Mason answered with a Michael Molnar TD run less than 30 seconds into the second quarter, Jackson added a 59-yard TD run less than six minutes later to keep the lead at 14. Molnar and Mason wouldn’t be denied as he scored a second touchdown on a 34-yard scamper with 4:13 left in the first half to cut the lead to seven.
Jackson added a fourth touchdown with about five minutes left in the third quarter and it would prove to be enough. Mason scored one more time on another Molnar rushing score, but Fairfield held on coming up with the stops when they needed them. They will now move on to face Moeller next week.
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No. 12 Sycamore 19, No. 5 Lakota East 0
When the Aviators faced off versus the Thunderhawks in Week 6 they came up a touchdown short on the road and gave up 34 points, matching the most points they allowed all season.
Tonight in front of their home crowd and with the stakes much higher they delivered their finest defensive effort of 2021, shutting out Lakota East and forcing four turnovers. Rashid Harris came up with two of the turnovers as he recovered a fumble and got an interception to go along with five solo tackles.
Quarterback William Ingle paced the offense carrying the ball 25 times for 155 yards and two touchdowns and throwing for 59 yards through the air.
No. 1 Moeller 35, No. 16 Oak Hills 14
No. 2 St. Xavier 37, No. 15 Hamilton 7
No. 3 Lakota West 49, No. 14 West Clermont 14
No. 4 Princeton 28, No. 13 Walnut Hills 0
No. 6 Milford 21, No. 11 Lebanon 7
No. 7 Elder 56 No. 10 Colerain 48 (triple overtime) - FULL RECAP
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DIVISION II
No. 6 La Salle 42, No. 11 Harrison 14
The Lancers put up over 500 yards of total offense, including 421 yards on the ground as they rolled past the Wildcats to open up the postseason.
Jaylen Grant led all rushers with 105 yards and two touchdowns on 13 carries. Cam Cope added 135 yards and a score of his own on the ground. La Salle scored four touchdowns of 28 yards or more.
Up next, La Salle will take on Anderson in Round 2 action in Region 8 next Friday night.
No. 2 Kings 50, No. 15 Lima Senior 6
Eleven weeks of football and 11 wins. The Knights remained undefeated on the season with an impressive 50-6 opening-round win over Lima Senior.
Junior quarterback Will Kocher got it done through the air and on the ground. He threw for 210 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for 29 more yards and two more scores to pace the Kings’ attack.Jay Holubetz, Max Sannella, and Paul Kelly all added rushing touchdowns in the win.
No. 1 Piqua 49, No. 16 Little Miami 7
No. 3 Anderson 49, No. 14 Xenia 6
No. 5 Edgewood 37, No. 12 Sidney 10
No. 7 Winton Woods 46, No. 10 Turpin 29
No. 8 Withrow 29, No. 9 Troy 7
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DIVISION III
No. 1 Badin 37, 16 Butler 7
15 Alter 10, No. 2 Monroe 7
No. 13 Chaminade Julienne 38, No. 4 Ross 17
No. 5 St. Mary’s 49, No. 12 Franklin 13
No. 7 Tippecanoe 50, No. 10 Mount Healthy 6
No. 9 Shawnee 28, No. 8 Hughes 0
*No. 6 Western Brown 63, No. 11 Columbus Beechcroft 6
*Western Brown in Region 11
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DIVISION IV
No. 1 Wyoming 50, No. 16 Waynesville 0
No. 2 Eaton 44, No. 15 Oakwood 20
No. 3 McNicholas 48, No. 14 Washington 13
No. 4 Clinton-Massie 55, No. 13 Northridge 13
No. 5 Waverly 28, No. 12 Valley View 18
No. 6 Bethel-Tate 44, No. 11 Shroder 0
No. 7 Milton-Union 33, No. 10 Indian Hill 10
No. 8 Graham Local 37, No. 9 Taylor 7
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Check out the COMPLETE SCOREBOARD.
*Stay updated on high school football updates by following @TSFootball on Twitter.
