Aaron Taylor+FollowSacramento high school football kicks off with big winsFriday nights just got a lot more exciting for Sacramento, Stockton, and Modesto! Week 1 of high school football brought some eye-popping scores—Rocklin dominated Turlock 35-7, and Woodland Christian put up a massive 52 points against Woodland. There were some close calls too, like Monterey Trail edging out Inderkum 27-22. Whether you’re cheering for your hometown or just love the Friday night lights, these games are already setting the stage for a wild season. Which team are you rooting for, and did any results surprise you? Let’s talk football! #Sports #Football #HighSchoolFootball00Share
John Camacho+FollowOpening night drama lights up local footballOpening night brought non-stop excitement for high school football fans! St. X set the tone with a commanding win over Lakota West, while Highlands delivered a heart-stopping double overtime victory thanks to Tayden Lorenzen’s clutch play. Anderson and Cooper, both fresh off state title runs, battled fiercely, and Ryle kicked off their comeback journey with a big road win at Cov Cath. Meanwhile, Lawrenceburg finally snapped East Central’s 29-game winning streak in the Crosstown Showdown. Which game had you on the edge of your seat? Let’s talk about your favorite moments and what these results mean for the season ahead! #Sports #Football #HighSchoolFootball00Share
John Camacho+FollowKenston stuns Solon in season openerKenston pulled off a big surprise in their season opener, taking down the highly ranked Solon Comets 30-13 right at home. The Bombers, who didn’t even make the preseason Top 25, came out strong—senior QB Jack Bryner connected with sophomore Ethan Burge for an early touchdown that set the tone. It’s always exciting to see an underdog shake up expectations! What do you think this means for the rest of the season? Any predictions for how far Kenston can go after this big win? #Sports #Football #HighSchoolFootball00Share
Eddie Deleon+FollowSharon Tigers dominate Mercyhurst Prep openerSharon’s home crowd had plenty to cheer about as the Tigers rolled past Mercyhurst Prep with a decisive 35-6 victory to kick off the season. The Lakers struggled to find their rhythm on the road, while Sharon’s offense looked sharp from the start. It’s a tough start for Mercyhurst Prep, but there’s a whole season ahead for them to bounce back. What do you think the Lakers need to focus on to turn things around? Let’s hear your thoughts on the game and what’s next for both teams! #Sports #HighSchoolFootball #SharonTigers00Share
Amy Williams+FollowDamien edges Roosevelt in wild finishWhat a rollercoaster game! Damien’s AJ Alani delivered three total touchdowns, leading his team to a nail-biting 26-21 win over Roosevelt. The Monarchs jumped ahead with big plays, including a 51-yard bomb to Wyatt Ho-Williams, but Roosevelt refused to back down—taking the lead in the fourth after a dramatic fumble return. With just over five minutes left, Jonah Wong’s 17-yard dash sealed the win for Damien. Both teams had standout performances, making this one of the most exciting matchups of the season. How do you think these close games shape a team’s confidence moving forward? #Sports #Football #HighSchoolFootball00Share
Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowHigh school football kicks off with epic showdownsWeek 1 of high school football is packed with must-watch matchups, and the spotlight is on Ohio’s top seniors, including the much-talked-about Mr. Football. Local teams are gearing up for intense battles, and the energy around these games is electric. Meanwhile, the Bengals are wrapping up camp with plenty of questions about their defense, and the Reds are still fighting hard for a playoff spot. With so much action on the field and big names stepping up, it feels like this season could bring some unforgettable moments. Who are you rooting for, and what are your bold predictions? #Sports #Football #HighSchoolFootball00Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowHeartbreaker in Ravenna: Southeast falls just shortFriday night’s showdown in Ravenna had everyone on the edge of their seats. Southeast came out swinging, but Akron Garfield’s big plays and relentless defense kept the Pirates chasing. Maverick Wood’s electrifying 65-yard kickoff return and late 37-yard TD run gave Southeast hope, but turnovers and missed conversions proved costly. Garfield’s Sheldon Corley and Darius Sales made the difference, helping the G-Men hold on for a nail-biting 21-19 win. It’s a tough loss for Southeast, but there’s plenty to build on before they host Grand Valley next week. What do you think the Pirates need to focus on to bounce back? #Sports #Football #HighSchoolFootball00Share
Dawn Fritz+FollowPrep edges Erie in wild 4OT showdownCathedral Prep and Erie High battled through four nail-biting overtimes before Prep finally clinched a 29-23 win—one of the wildest finishes fans have seen in years. Friday night was packed with big moments across the region: Highland dominated McDowell, Seneca put up 42 points, and Corry rolled past Titusville. Whether you were in the stands or following along, these games had everyone talking. Which matchup surprised you most, and who do you think is the team to watch this season? Let’s hear your takes! #Sports #FridayNightLights #HighSchoolFootball00Share
davidsonbrandon+FollowWestfield dominates Homestead in season openerWestfield kicked off the season with a statement, shutting out Fort Wayne Homestead 35-0 right on their home turf. The energy in the stands was electric as Westfield’s defense held strong and their offense delivered big plays all night. For anyone following high school football in central Indiana, this game set the tone for what could be an exciting season. Were you at the game or catching the highlights? Let’s talk about which moments stood out and what this win means for Westfield’s momentum moving forward! #Sports #Westfield #HighSchoolFootball00Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowMemorial’s big plays spark SIAC title hopesMemorial’s defense delivered a game-changing moment with Wes Kelley’s 103-yard pick-six, setting the tone for a dominant 36-14 win over Jasper. Even with new faces in key roles, the Tigers showed they’re still serious SIAC contenders—stepping up, owning mistakes, and making clutch plays on both sides of the ball. The team’s maturity and ability to adapt stood out, especially against Jasper’s new-look offense. While there’s still work to do, this opener proved Memorial isn’t backing down from championship ambitions. What do you think—can this group keep the momentum going all season? #Sports #Football #HighSchoolFootball00Share
