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Columbus-area high school football scores and highlights, Nov. 5, 2026
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The second week of the high school football postseason features the top seeds beginning their bids for a state title. But last week’s first round winners are standing in their way with hopes of pulling off an upset. Pickerington North is among the teams looking to ride the momentum of a […]
Parkersburg News & Sentinel
Cadets cruise past Redstreaks in regional quarterfinals, 37-0
BEVERLY -- After a much-deserved bye last week in the opening round of the playoffs, it would have been understandable if the Fort Frye Cadets showed a little bit of rust Friday night in the early going of their D-V, Region 19 quarterfinal at Fort Frye High School against the Piketon Redstreaks.
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Ryan Day attends son's final high school game ahead of massive clash with Oregon
Ohio State has a massive game Saturday afternoon at home against Oregon in a game many consider to be a playoff eliminator for the loser. However, Buckeyes head coach Ryan Day took Friday night to turn his focus towards his family and more specifically, his son RJ . In a massive playoff road game against one of the state's top programs, RJ and St. Francis Desales Stallions took on Massillon in one of the biggest high school venues in the country. It would prove to be RJ's final game as the Tigers rolled to a 48-0 win on Nov. 6. Ohio State HC Ryan Day taking in the sights here at the Massillon vs DeSales game pic.twitter.com/DIaXUydecD — Seth Bailey (@SethBailey04) November 7, 2026 A four-year starter for the Stallions, RJ set numerous program records during his tenure, including career passing yards, career passing touchdowns, single season passing touchdowns (25), single season passing yards (2,710), single game passing yards (482) along with the freshman and sophomore passing yardage records. Despite having that built in connection with his dad, RJ won't be a Buckeye at the next level but he will be playing in the same conference that his dad coaches
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Ohio senator criticizes OSU for keeping Wexner name on campus buildings
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A state senator criticized The Ohio State University’s decision to retain Les Wexner’s name on campus buildings. State Sen. Bill DeMora of Columbus spoke out after ongoing public pressure to remove Wexner’s name due to his personal and financial connections to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The Ohio State University campus currently has three prominent facilities named for Wexner: The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, the Wexner Center for the Arts and the Les Wexner Football Complex.
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London Finds Late Answers to Secure Victory Over Valley View
A clutch interception by Carson Lewis helped seal a 27-13 win for the Red Raiders, sending them into a regional semifinal next Friday against Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy. London, OH — After putting itself in an early position to pull away from upset-hungry Germantown Valley View, London couldn’t seem to...
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Hilliard Darby football upsets Whitmer on the road in Division I regionals
As the No. 1 seed in the Division I, Region 2 playoffs, Whitmer football used a familiar formula to build up a 9-1 regular-season record: dominate the run game. The very formula, which made Whitmer so difficult to beat, was used instead against the Panthers in the second round of the Division I playoffs as they fell 24-21 to No. 8 seed Hilliard Darby on Friday. “Running the style of offense they run in that Wing-T, it’s something we’re not used to seeing defensively,” Whitmer head coach Justin Keller said. “In order to be a successful Wing-T team, you have to be able to have multiple guys carry the ball, and they did that very effectively tonight.” The Hilliard Darby Panthers (8-4) dominated time of possession, especially in the second half, and had two running backs in seniors Kohen Kornegay and Braylon Griffith combine for 163 yards and a touchdown. The game-defining drive came in the fourth quarter when Darby, who was trailing 14-10 at the time, held possession for more than eight minutes and capped off the drive with a one-yard touchdown on fourth down from Kornegay at the 2:26 mark. Keller said he could only watch from the