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Ohio high school football scores, Tuscarawas-area playoff results
With a spot in the regional championships up for grabs, Dover, Indian Valley, Claymont and Garaway will take the field Friday, Nov. 13, looking to keep their OHSAA football state championship hopes alive. Two matchups feature familiar opponents, as Dover looks to avenge an early season loss to Steubenville, while Indian Valley and Claymont meet again after their one-point battle for the Inter-Valley Conference South Division title. Meanwhile, Garaway will look to keep its offense rolling against a Waterford team that has been dominant defensively throughout the season. How they got here | Four football teams look to move a step closer to a OHSAA state title Watch OHSAA football live on NFHS Network Follow along for live updates, scores and final results as area teams battle for a spot in the regional championships. .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } OHSAA football regional semifinals playoff results Friday, Nov. 13 (all games at 7 p.m.) Division III, Region 11 (1) Steubenville 21, (5) Dover 14 Division IV, Region 15 (1) Indian Valley 35, (5) Claymont 21 Division VI, Region 23 (7) Garaway 29, (6) Waterford (10-2) Jshondel@usatodayco.com ; X: @JacoBShondeL This article originally appeared on The
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Canton McKinley score vs. Mentor. Cardinals advance in OHSAA football playoffs
MENTOR — For the third straight year, it was Canton McKinley vs. Mentor for a spot in the Division I high school football elite eight. And for the third straight year, it was Mentor moving on. No. 3 seed Mentor defeated No. 7 seed McKinley 16-13 at Jerome T. Osborne Senior Stadium on Friday, Nov. 13 in a Division I, Region 1 semifinal . Here's how the game unfolded through our live updates. Watch Ohio High School Football Live on NFHS Network all year Mentor 16, Canton McKinley 13 | Final The Cardinals (10-2) eliminate the Bulldogs (9-4) from the playoffs yet again, moving on to the regional finals to face St. Edward, which rolled to a 38-14 win over Hudson . Mentor-McKinley postgame reaction: Canton McKinley-Mentor playoff football game goes down to wire again Mentor recovers McKinley onside kick The Bulldogs were unable to get the ball back on their onside kick, as the Cardinals recovered with just under 2 minutes left in the fourth quarter. Canton McKinley football keeps hopes alive, gets within 3 points with late TD Braylon Crook's 10-yard touchdown run with 2:00 left in the fourth quarter pulls the Bulldogs to within 16-13. The Bulldogs
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Another Dover football comeback comes up one score short in regional semifinals
STEUBENVILLE – That Dover still had a chance in the fourth quarter of its rematch with Steubenville was equal parts shocking and unsurprising. Those who followed the Crimson Tornadoes in the regular season were well-schooled on their grit and resilience. It showed in Ohio Cardinal Conference wins against West Holmes and rival New Philadelphia, games it overcame deficits to win. But this was a three-score hole at Harding Stadium, where second-half comebacks come about as often as winning Powerball tickets. Yet, here Dante Clark and Dover were, within a touchdown midway through the fourth quarter. Was another rally in store? Not this time. Dover had the ball with a chance to tie with 4:04 left, but senior safety Braidyn Edwards intercepted a deep ball over the middle — his second of the game — and Steubenville ran out the clock for a 21-14 win on Friday, Nov. 13, in the OHSAA Division III football playoffs. More: Ohio high school football scores, Tuscarawas-area playoff results More: Indian Valley shuts down Claymont rally to reach regional final More: Ratliff, tenacious 'D' send New Lexington into regional final Big Red fans could exhale after a much closer outcome than many in attendance envisioned
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Dalton secures historic state volleyball championship
FAIRBORN — It was a battle throughout for the Dalton volleyball team during their Division VI state semifinal match against Parkway, but when things weren't going their way, the Bulldogs never wavered. Playing in the biggest volleyball game in school history, Dalton had just enough to pull out a hard-fought, five-set 25-21, 13-25, 25-20, 16-25, 15-12 victory take home the Division VI state championship on Friday afternoon, Nov. 13, at Wright University's Nutter Center. The Bulldogs are making their first appearance in the state finals, while the Panthers are making their fourth trip. Dalton finished its historic season with a 28-1 overall record and finished the year on a 12-game winning streak, including sweeping 10 of their last 12 opponents. Parkway dropped to 24-4. The game-clinching set was what you would expect. There were five ties and five lead changes as the two teams battled to a 5-5. However, from there, the Bulldogs found their groove and scored five unanswered points to take a 10-5 lead. Parkway cut the deficit to 14-12, but the Bulldogs finished it out, and the celebration was on. “To win a state championship means so much because these girls have worked so hard for this,”