Round one of the playoffs got off to a fantastic start as some top contenders put up some big numbers to advance to the next round and keep their title chances alive.DIVISION I, REGION 4#6 PRINCETON 43, #11 WEST CLERMONT 6The Princeton Vikings sprinted past visiting West Clermont on Friday night in Sharonville. RJ West hooked up with wideout Riley Woods for two touchdown scores and tailback Teryntino Brown-Freeman added two scores of his own on the ground to pace the Vikings.West Clermont got their lone score when Bryson Earley connected with wide receiver Hayden Jones for a 60-yard touchdown pass. Princeton outgained the Wolves 225-81 in the first half and led 29-6 at the half and never looked back as they put together yet another big offensive performance in the victory. #7 MILFORD 62, #10 WESTERN HILLS 16The Milford Eagles advanced to the second round of the playoffs after a convincing win over Western Hills Friday night. The Eagles outgained the Mustangs 398-201 in total yards for the ball game including a 263-58 advantage through the air.Austin Hardin passed for 5 touchdowns and rushed for another to lead the charge for the Eagles. They will continue their season next week in a battle against Elder at The Pit.More Finals:No. 1 Moeller 39, No. 16 Hamilton 14No. 2 Elder 49, No. 15 Middletown 7No. 3 Lakota West 43, No. 14 Lebanon 7No. 4 Springboro 42, No. 13 Oak Hills 10No. 5 Mason 14, No. 12 Colerain 7No. 9 St. Xavier 42, No. 8 Fairfield 28 (FULL RECAP)DIVISION II, REGION 8#10 ANDERSON 44, #7 TROY 7Anderson went on the road and ripped apart the Troy Spartans in the first round in Division II. The Raptors jumped out to a 28-0 lead at the half as their potent air attack was on display for the majority of the night. Anderson scored 21 second quarter points to blow the game open and used the second half to put away the Spartans. #9 ROSS 41, #8 NORTHWEST 7Ross got revenge on Northwest in the first round on Friday night. The Rams were able to overcome a regular season loss and dominate the Knights in the SWOC rematch. The Rams jumped out to a 34-0 lead through three quarters as they were dominant from the start and advanced past their league foes.More Finals:No. 1 Winton Woods 35, No. 16 La Salle 13No. 15 Little Miami 27, No. 2 Xenia 24 - 2OTNo. 3 Edgewood 38, No. 14 Lima Senior 6No. 4 Kings 56, No. 13 Sidney 7No. 5 Withrow 44, No. 12 Loveland 7DIVISION III, REGION 12No 1 Badin 42, No. 16 Woodward 0No. 2 Western Brown 33, No. 15 Mount Healthy 20No. 4 Wapakoneta 28, No. 13 Wilmington 14No. 10 Monroe 52, No. 7 Hughes 15 No. 9 New Richmond 28, No. 8 Tecumseh 27DIVISION IV, REGION 16No. 1 Wyoming 44, No. 16 Waverly 0No. 2 Taft 45, No. 15 CHCA 7No. 14 Eaton 31, No. 3 Fenwick 28No. 13 Clinton-Massie 38, No. 4 Chillicothe Unioto 0No. 6 McNicholas 42, No. 11 Northridge 14No. 10 Alter 21, No. 7 Reading 14No. 8 Shawnee 33, No. 9 Roger Bacon 7Get the complete scores from all of tonight’s action on the Underground Sports Shop Scoreboard at TriStateFootball.com/scores.*Stay updated on high school football updates by following @TSFootball on Twitter.
Round one of the playoffs got off to a fantastic start as some top contenders put up some big numbers to advance to the next round and keep their title chances alive.
DIVISION I, REGION 4
#6 PRINCETON 43, #11 WEST CLERMONT 6
The Princeton Vikings sprinted past visiting West Clermont on Friday night in Sharonville. RJ West hooked up with wideout Riley Woods for two touchdown scores and tailback Teryntino Brown-Freeman added two scores of his own on the ground to pace the Vikings.
West Clermont got their lone score when Bryson Earley connected with wide receiver Hayden Jones for a 60-yard touchdown pass. Princeton outgained the Wolves 225-81 in the first half and led 29-6 at the half and never looked back as they put together yet another big offensive performance in the victory.
#7 MILFORD 62, #10 WESTERN HILLS 16
The Milford Eagles advanced to the second round of the playoffs after a convincing win over Western Hills Friday night. The Eagles outgained the Mustangs 398-201 in total yards for the ball game including a 263-58 advantage through the air.
Austin Hardin passed for 5 touchdowns and rushed for another to lead the charge for the Eagles. They will continue their season next week in a battle against Elder at The Pit.
More Finals:
No. 1 Moeller 39, No. 16 Hamilton 14
No. 2 Elder 49, No. 15 Middletown 7
No. 3 Lakota West 43, No. 14 Lebanon 7
No. 4 Springboro 42, No. 13 Oak Hills 10
No. 5 Mason 14, No. 12 Colerain 7
No. 9 St. Xavier 42, No. 8 Fairfield 28 (FULL RECAP)
DIVISION II, REGION 8
#10 ANDERSON 44, #7 TROY 7
Anderson went on the road and ripped apart the Troy Spartans in the first round in Division II. The Raptors jumped out to a 28-0 lead at the half as their potent air attack was on display for the majority of the night. Anderson scored 21 second quarter points to blow the game open and used the second half to put away the Spartans.
#9 ROSS 41, #8 NORTHWEST 7
Ross got revenge on Northwest in the first round on Friday night. The Rams were able to overcome a regular season loss and dominate the Knights in the SWOC rematch. The Rams jumped out to a 34-0 lead through three quarters as they were dominant from the start and advanced past their league foes.
More Finals:
No. 1 Winton Woods 35, No. 16 La Salle 13
No. 15 Little Miami 27, No. 2 Xenia 24 - 2OT
No. 3 Edgewood 38, No. 14 Lima Senior 6
No. 4 Kings 56, No. 13 Sidney 7
No. 5 Withrow 44, No. 12 Loveland 7
DIVISION III, REGION 12
No 1 Badin 42, No. 16 Woodward 0
No. 2 Western Brown 33, No. 15 Mount Healthy 20
No. 4 Wapakoneta 28, No. 13 Wilmington 14
No. 10 Monroe 52, No. 7 Hughes 15
No. 9 New Richmond 28, No. 8 Tecumseh 27
DIVISION IV, REGION 16
No. 1 Wyoming 44, No. 16 Waverly 0
No. 2 Taft 45, No. 15 CHCA 7
No. 14 Eaton 31, No. 3 Fenwick 28
No. 13 Clinton-Massie 38, No. 4 Chillicothe Unioto 0
No. 6 McNicholas 42, No. 11 Northridge 14
No. 10 Alter 21, No. 7 Reading 14
No. 8 Shawnee 33, No. 9 Roger Bacon 7
Get the complete scores from all of tonight’s action on the Underground Sports Shop Scoreboard at TriStateFootball.com/scores.
*Stay updated on high school football updates by following @TSFootball on Twitter.
