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New Albany Holds Off Canal Winchester Rally 28-20 to Reach Regional Semifinal
New Albany built a three-touchdown halftime lead and then held on through a furious Canal Winchester rally to win 28-20 on Friday night in a Division II, Region 7 quarterfinal, sending the Eagles to a regional semifinal for the first time since 2022. New Albany led 14-0 after the first quarter and 21-0 at halftime, […]
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Gahanna Lincoln Holds Off Olentangy Orange 13-10 to Stay Perfect
Top-seeded Gahanna Lincoln survived its toughest test of the season Friday night, holding off ninth-seeded Olentangy Orange 13-10 in a Division I, Region 3 regional quarterfinal in Gahanna. The final score was confirmed by The Columbus Dispatch, the Mansfield News Journal, High School On SI and the Zanesville Times Recorder scoreboards. The rematch bore little […]
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Perrysburg Routs Westland 42-6 to Roll Into the Regional Semifinals
Perrysburg left no room for drama. The No. 3-seeded Yellow Jackets dismantled No. 6-seeded Westland 42-6 on Friday, Nov. 6, in a Division I, Region 2 regional quarterfinal at Perrysburg, according to BCSN and the statewide scoreboards published by The Columbus Dispatch and the Mansfield News Journal. The Yellow Jackets entered the night at 9-1 […]
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Lights Out For Day: Massillon rolls to a 48-0 win over DeSales
Savior Owens runs past a DeSales defender, Isaac Otu-Danqah (4), en route to the end zone. (Photo: Chuck Cordes/Ohsfbmedia.com) MASSILLON, Ohio — Massillon rolled over Columbus St. Francis DeSales 48-0 in a lopsided win in their regional playoff game. Massillon limited DeSales to just 5 yards of total offense. “I thought our kids were really dialed in tonight,” said Moore. The defensive line was too much for DeSales as they could not move the ball, gaining just two first downs for the entire game. “The level of physicality was really, really high,” Moore said. DeSales quarterback RJ Day struggled all night, throwing just six passes with two catches for a mere 18 yards because of the stingy defense. Brayton Feister was a huge piece as he had nine total tackles and 4.5 for a loss. However, the night’s defining story was the offensive line and Savior Owens, as the line created openings that allowed the powerful running back to score three touchdowns in the first half. Freshman offensive lineman James Gatsios spoke confidently, “Our practice this week, we were really locked in,” he said. Owens scored on touchdowns of 41, 10, and 1 yards, all in the first half of