High school football scores: Follow for live updates from Cincinnati's Week 1 games

High school was welcomed back on Thursday with Elder's win at Withrow , but that single game was just an appetizer to a full menu of over 60 more games in the area on Friday and Saturday for Week 1 of the season.

We've got everything covered here for Week 1 from up-to-date scores, video updates from top games and more news for your Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky schools.

In Week 1 of the high school football season, the rest of the Greater Catholic League-South hits the road on trips to the Greater Miami Conference , including the rekindled Moeller-Princeton rivalry . In Indiana, East Central and Lawrenceburg meet in their yearly battle while Covington Catholic and Ryle battle in Northern Kentucky.

The road to championships starts in Week 1 and the slate of games is surely setting the way for another exciting high school football season.

Follow this blog for live scores and game updates until the final whistles blow.

Be sure to scroll down past the most recent blog posts to get updated Greater Cincinnati scores.

Highlands 17, Lexington Catholic 7

Highlands outgained Lexington Catholic 322-170 on the night, but didn’t run away on the scoreboard in a tight 17-7 victory. The Bluebirds led just 8-7 at the half, but stopped Lexington Catholic from finding the endzone again. Isaac Niemann and Adam Surrey scored the only Highlands touchdowns of the game, both on the ground. Senior lineman Tom Ferring had three sacks for the Bluebirds.

Lexington Catholic – 0 7 0 0 – 7

Highlands – 8 0 6 3 – 17

H - Niemann 2 run (Lorenzen pass from Harris)

LC - Sweeney 11 run (Wedding kick)

H - Surrey 3 run (run failed)

H - FG Nickelman 28

Records : H 1-0, LC 0-1.

Campbell County 63, Scott 27

Campbell County’s offense played a near-perfect game against Scott. Quarterback Lucas Anthrop completed eight-of-nine passes for 187 yards and three touchdowns, adding 189 rushing yards and two rushing touchdowns as well. Six other Camels scored a touchdown. Aiden Dowds had three tackles for loss and a sack for the Camels and Owen Underwood chipped in a sack. Scott’s Trey Cook completed 25-of-40 passes for 248 yards and three touchdowns.

Campbell County – 21 20 15 7 – 63

Scott – 0 21 0 6 – 27

C – Funston 32 run (Minor kick)

C – Clark 24 pass from Anthrop (Minor kick)

C – Bertram 7 run (Minor kick)

C – Fancher 52 pass from Anthrop (Minor kick)

S – Coleman 1 run (Schawe kick)

S – Hampton 15 pass from Cook (Schawe kick)

C – Jackson 27 pass from Anthrop (Minor kick)

S – Brooks 10 pass from Cook (Schawe kick)

C – Anthrop 1 run (kick failed)

C – Morency 5 run (Minor kick)

C – Anthrop 49 run (Minor kick)

S – Hardy 15 pass from Cook

Records : CC 1-0, S 0-1.

West Clermont 20, Mount Healthy 18

Mount Healthy opened the year in style with an 80-yard kickoff return from Larry Fannon, but West Clermont recovered nicely to hold off the Owls in a 20-18 victory. Mount Healthy took a 12-10 lead when Fannon caught a 41-yard pass from Jahmeir Spain with 1:20 left in the first half, but the Wolves kicked a field goal as the half expired for a 13-12 advantage. Bo Rickman scored in the third quarter with the game-sealing score, holding the lead as Mount Healthy scored again, but failed the point after for the third time.

West Clermont – 3 10 7 0 – 20

Mount Healthy – 6 6 6 0 – 18

MH - Fannon 80 kick return (run failed)

WC - FG Cooper 21

WC - Young 4 pass from Rickman (Cooper kick)

MH - Fannon 41 pass from Spain (Pass failed)

WC - FG Cooper 21

WC - Rickman 6 run (Cooper kick)

MH - 1 run (run failed)

Records : WC 1-0, MH 0-1.

Anderson 51, South Oldham 6

Anderson came into the season with state tournament expectations and a 51-6 victory in Week 1 helped its case. The Raptors scored early, often and with two-point conversions aplenty. The Raptors went for two on their first four touchdowns, converting three times. Anderson quarterback Justice Burnam was 12-14 for 296 yards and five touchdowns. Owen Scalf completed both of his passes for 60 yards and a touchdown. Six different Raptors caught touchdown passes with Trace Jallick leading with three receptions for 116 yards.

South Oldham – 0 0 0 6 – 6

Anderson – 16 21 7 7 – 51

A - Jallick 58 pass from Burnam (Saunders run)

A - Brammer 8 pass from Burnam (Saunders run)

A - Turner 8 run (Piening pass)

A - McClanahan 1 pass from Burnam (Callahan kick)

A - Piening 59 pass from Burnam (Callahan kick)

SO - Temple 32 pass from Arnold (run failed)

A - Poetter 6 pass from Scalf (Callahan kick)

Records : A 1-0, SO 0-1.

Taylor 21, Talawanda 7

Talawanda scored first on Friday night but then couldn’t get anything going the rest of the way. Taylor scored three unanswered touchdowns to take the win. The victors rode the offensive production of Easton Schrimpf, who ran 13 times for 109 yards and a touchdown, and Charlie Kantz who threw for 141 yards and two scores. Aaron McFarland had 94 yards and a touchdown for Taylor. On defense, Taylor had eight sacks, including 3.5 from Brody Lehman and two from Grant Ferguson. Talawanda quarterback Cale Leitch completed 12-of-17 passes for 138 yards, but the Brave rushed for 0.6 yards per carry.

Talawanda – 7 0 0 0 – 7

Taylor – 0 7 7 7 – 21

Tal – Bennet 3 run (Perry kick)

Tay – Jones 23 pass from Kantz (Ferguson kick)

Tay – McFarland 52 pass from Kantz (Ferguson kick)

Tay – Schrimpf 30 run (Ferguson kick)

Records: Tay 1-0, Tal 0-1.

Harrison 40, Loveland 7

Harrison’s offense fired on all cylinders in its win over Loveland. Cole Koops rushed 20 times for 196 yards and two touchdowns and Dickie Engel passed for 128 yards and two scores. Engel and Preston Flick also added rushing touchdowns. Flick and Josh Addelsperger caught touchdown passes, and Addelsperger went for 78 yards on three catches.

Loveland – 0 7 0 0 – 7

Harrison – 14 6 13 7 – 40

H – Engel 1 run (Baldock kick)

H – Flick 36 pass from Engel (Baldock kick)

L – Hacker 18 pass from Roberts (Stidham kick)

H – Koops 2 run (Baldock kick)

H – Koops 60 run (kick failed)

H – Addelsperger 68 pass from Engel (Baldock kick)

H – Flick 1 run (Baldock kick)

Records: H 1-0, L 0-1.

Indian Hill 30, Roger Bacon 17

Bubba Smart connected with Victor Johnson for a seven-yard touchdown at the beginning of the fourth quarter against Indian Hill. The visiting Braves responded with a three-yard run from Devlan Daniel, but a missed extra point kept Roger Bacon in the game with six minutes left. The Spartans failed to score again and another Daniel touchdown run with an extra point gave Indian Hill a 30-17 lead with less than 90 seconds remaining, sealing the win. Daniel rushed 25 times for 160 yards and three touchdowns and completed two passes for 119 yards and another score. Jake Freshwater caught three passes for Indian Hill for 142 yards. While Roger Bacon was held to just 17 rushing yards, Smart was 18-37 passing for 267 yards and two touchdowns.

Indian Hill – 7 10 0 13 – 30

Roger Bacon - 10 0 0 7 – 17

RB- Guyer 12 pass from Smart (Auer kick)

IH- Daniel 77 run (Seinen kick)

RB- FG Auer 25

IH- Vollmer 49 pass from Daniel (Seinen kick)

IH- FG Seinen 27

RB- Johnson 7 pass from Smart (Auer kick)

IH- Daniel 3 run (kick failed)

IH- Daniel 6 run (Seinen kick)

Records: IH 1-0, RB 0-1.

Centerville 31, Lakota East 21

Lakota East quarterback Jamison Kitna, who committed to play football at the University of Alabama at Birmingham earlier in the week, couldn’t lead the Thunderhawks past Centerville despite a strong statistical day. Kitna threw for 297 yards and three touchdowns to one interception. Zion Neal was his top receiver, catching six passes for 119 yards and a touchdown. Centerville’s quarterback Shane Cole threw for three scores on 12 pass attempts. Lakota East outgained Centerville, but the Elks won the turnover battle 2-1.

Centerville – 7 10 7 7 – 31

Lakota East – 7 7 0 7 – 21

C – Taylor 3 pass from Cole (Gantz kick)

LE – Neal 74 pass from Kitna (Fitzstephens kick)

C – Capogna 49 pass from Cole (Gantz kick)

C – FG Gantz 41

LE – MacFarlane 8 pass from Kitna (Fitzstephens kick)

C – Johnson 1 run (Gantz kick)

LE – Peck 30 pass from Kitna (Fitzstephens kick)

C – Swanson 16 pass from Cole (Gantz kick)

Records: C 1-0, LE 0-1.

Oak Hills 34, Turpin 31

Oak Hills senior kicker Jaxson Dorsel nailed a 34-yard field goal, his second field goal of the game, as time expired to give Oak Hills the walk-off win over Turpin. The Oak Hills rushing attack was headed by Max Rhodes, who averaged 6.8 yards on 12 carries. Max Supe caught two passes for 93 yards and a touchdown and threw for another score. Kane Powell had five tackles and an interception return touchdown. Turpin couldn’t do much on the ground but Devan Nigam threw for nearly 350 yards and two touchdowns with eight different Turpin receivers grabbing a catch. Nigam also punted once for an impressive 53 yards. Brandon Riley was a standout on defense for Turpin with two sacks.

Turpin – 7 10 7 7 – 31

Oak Hills – 14 7 7 6 – 34

OH – Mkwananzi 14 pass from Kornmann (Dorsel kick)

T – Nigam 1 run (Braun kick)

OH – Starr Jr. 26 pass from Supe (Dorsel kick)

OH – Powell 53 INT return (Dorsel kick)

T – FG Braun 32

T – Abatiello 6 pass from Nigam (Braun kick)

OH – Supe 80 pass from Kornmann (Dorsel kick)

T – Mileham 26 pass from Nigam (Braun kick)

OH – FG Dorsel 23

T – Overholser 22 run (Braun kick)

OH – FG Dorsel 34

Records: OH 1-0, T 0-1.

Milford 33, Edgewood 3

Another season underway for Milford is another season the Eagles offense comes out firing. A 369-yard offensive performance from Milford included a 17-22 passing night from quarterback Luke Brand with 264 yards and four touchdowns. Caden Bailey caught 10 passes for 155 yards and three touchdowns. Edgewood’s Bryce Davidson drilled a 34-yard field goal at the end of the first quarter to cut Milford’s lead to 7-3, but Edgewood was held to just 73 yards the rest of the game.

Edgewood – 3 0 0 0 – 3

Milford – 7 20 6 0 – 33

M– Bailey 10 pass from Brand (Cooper kick)

E– FG Davidson 34

M– Dahmer 54 pass from Brand (Cooper kick)

M– Bailey 54 pass from Brand (pass failed)

M– Brand 6 run (Cooper kick)

M– Bailey 13 pass from Brand (kick failed)

Records: M 1-0, E 0-1.

Moeller makes statement with King of the Block win - Moeller 38, Princeton 21 - final

Moeller quarterback Matt Ponatoski threw for nearly 400 yards and four touchdowns, leading an explosive Crusader attack in one of Friday's biggest games.

East Central finishes Lawrenceburg - East Central 24, Lawrenceburg 3 - final

Moeller piles on - Moeller 38, Princeton 14 - fourth quarter

East Central extends lead again - East Central 24, Lawrenceburg 3 - fourth quarter

Moeller nabs another score for commanding lead - Moeller 35, Princeton 14 - fourth quarter

Ponatarski, who broke Moeller’s single season passing yards record as a sophomore in 2023, has thrown for four touchdowns tonight. Princeton fumbled the ensuing kickoff, and Moeller recovered at the 27-yard line.

St. X scores at 11th hour, but it’s not enough - Lakota West 17, St. Xavier 13 - final

Bomber quarterback Chase Herbstreit ran in for a one-yard touchdown with less than a minute left in the game, but Lakota West hung on for a big win.

Ryle grabs first win - Ryle 30 - Covington Catholic 14 - final

Ryle grabbed another two points on a safety to further extend its lead with about four minutes left in the game. The score would stay there until Ryle kneeled out the game.

Ponatoski throws for third touchdown but Princeton answers back - Moeller 28, Princeton 7 - third quarter

Lawrenceburg gets on the board in final frame - East Central 17, Lawrenceburg 3 - fourth quarter

Ryle takes stronghold - Ryle 28, Covington Catholic 14 - fourth quarter

Jacob Savage rushed up the middle for a 20-yard touchdown to give the Raiders the lead once again. The play was set up by a completion from quarterback Nate Verax to veteran receiver Landon Lorms on fourth-and-ten to move Ryle into the red zone and keep the Raider drive alive.

A few plays later, a snap went past Covington Catholic quarterback Dylan Gaiser and into the end zone, where a Raider fell on it for another score.

East Central extends lead again - East Central 17, Lawrenceburg 0 - third quarter

Bombers threaten, but Firebirds buckle down - Lakota West 17, St. Xavier 7 - fourth quarter

Covington Catholic ties it up - Covington Catholic 14, Ryle 14 - fourth quarter

Following the interception, Covington Catholic scored on a 24-yard catch by Donovan Bradshaw with barely any time left in the third quarter. Starting quarterback Kash Harney was off the field with what appeared to be cramps, so it was backup Dylan Gaiser who found Bradshaw.

Moeller scores again - Moeller 21, Princeton 7 - third quarter

Moeller scored on a one-yard touchdown run from Benjamin Rice. A 33-yard completion from Matt Ponatoski to Jovan Rice on third down set up the score.

Firebirds stuff Bombers to finish third - Lakota West 17, St. Xavier 7 - end third quarter

Sunset dazzles at half in Indiana - East Central 14, Lawrenceburg 0 - halftime

Momentum swings wildly in Northern Kentucky - Ryle 14, Covington Catholic 7 - third quarter

Covington Catholic fumbled the football with its back against the end zone but recovered it on the one-yard line. A few plays later, the Colonels fumbled again and this time the Raiders fell on the loose ball. On Ryle’s second offensive play of the ensuing drive, Covington Catholic’s Tate Kruer intercepted the ball and took it to the Ryle 40-yard line.

Trojans extend lead - East Central 14,  Lawrenceburg 0 - halftime

Firebirds extend lead - Lakota West 17, St. Xavier 7 - third quarter

Verax hits pay-dirt for Raiders - Ryle 14, Covington Catholic 7 - third quarter

Ryle junior Jacob Savage broke off a big run, taking the ball about 50 yards to the Colonel six yard-line. Two plays later, junior quarterback Nate Verax punched the ball in for the Ryle touchdown. After two penalties on the extra point try, Ryle nailed the PAT.

Ponatoski tosses touchdown as half winds down - Princeton 7, Moeller 14 - halftime

The score would stay the same as the game entered half.

Trojans strike first - East Central 7, Lawrenceburg 0 - second quarter

Colonels and Raiders head into half tied - Ryle 7, Covington Catholic 7 - halftime

Neither the Colonels nor the Raiders could score again before halftime, so the game went into the break with the score tied at seven.

Bombers and Firebirds enter halftime tied - Lakota West 14, St. Xavier 7 - halftime

Premier Indiana game remains scoreless - East Central 0, Lawrenceburg 0 - second quarter

Moeller evens score - Princeton 7, Moeller 7 - second quarter

Firebirds grab lead on Bombers - Lakota West 14 - St. Xavier 7, Halftime

Lakota West’s Sam Wiles completed a 22-yard pass to Trey Barnette with just more than four minutes left in the first half to give the Firebirds a touchdown lead. The score would stay there until the halftime break.

Lawrenceburg and East Central locked in defensive battle in first quarter

Teams answer back - Lakota West 7, St. Xavier 7 - second quarter; Ryle 7, Covington Catholic 7 - second quarter

Sam Wiles punched in a 4-yard touchdown run for Lakota West, tying the game between Lakota West and St. Xavier at 7. Nathan Verax found Landon Lorms in the back corner of the end zone, with Lorms making a spectacular catch to tie the game between Ryle and Covington Catholic at 7-7.

First blood drawn

St. Xavier took an early lead over Lakota West. The Bombers blocked a punt and Ja’Kobe Clapper returned the ball 26-yards to the Firebird 8-yard line. A play later, Chase Herbstreit ran the ball in for an 8-yard touchdown. A converted PAT made the score 7-0 Bombers.

Covington Catholic scored first on a 14-yard touchdown run by quarterback Cash Harney. The PAT made it through the updates to make the score 7-0 Colonels.

Princeton took an early lead on Moeller with a 7-yard touchdown run by quarterback De’Angelo Birch to make the score 7-0.

Defenses reign early in Week 1

Fifteen real-time minutes into Week 1, both St. X vs. Lakota West and Ryle vs. Covington Catholic are scoreless. The Bombers and the Firebirds traded punts to start, and a long Ryle gain was negated by an Illegal man downfield penalty.

Crosstown showdown packs Pat Mancuso Field

It was announced this afternoon that Pat Mancuso field’s capacity of 5,000 was sold out for maybe the biggest game on the schedule this evening between Moeller and Princeton.

Live updates: Cincinnati high school football scores in Week 1

All contests are sorted by the home team's conference unless an area school is playing a team from outside Greater Cincinnati. Check back periodically or refresh for updates.

Greater Miami Conference

Wayne 31, Fairfield 13 – FINAL

Gahanna Lincoln 24, Mason 10 – FINAL

Centerville 31, Lakota East 21 – FINAL

Lakota West 17, St. Xavier 13 – FINAL

Oak Hills 34, Turpin 31 – FINAL

Moeller 38, Princeton 21 – FINAL

Middletown 28, Troy 18 – FINAL

La Salle 20, Colerain 7 – FINAL

Cincinnati Hills League

Deer Park 40, Belmont 0 – FINAL

Oakwood 21, Mariemont 14 – FINAL

Taylor 21, Talawanda 7 – FINAL

Wyoming 28, Ross 14 – FINAL

Eastern Cincinnati Conference

Kings 42, Sycamore 7 – FINAL

Anderson 51, South Oldham 6 – FINAL

Lebanon 28, New Albany 21 – FINAL

Milford 33, Edgewood 3 – FINAL

Winton Woods 16, Springfield 6 – FINAL

Walnut Hills 30, Western Hills 6 – FINAL

Southwest Ohio Conference

Harrison 40, Loveland 7 – FINAL

West Clermont 20, Mount Healthy 18 – FINAL

Wilmington 30, Northwest 0 – FINAL

Cincinnati Metro Athletic Conference

Reading 33, Woodward 0 – FINAL

Hughes 28, Dunbar 8 – FINAL

Taft 43, Pleasure Ridge Park 0 – FINAL

Greater Catholic League-Coed

Franklin 22, Fenwick 13 – FINAL

Steubenville 18, McNicholas 16 – FINAL

Hamilton at Badin (Saturday)

Miami Valley Conference

Delphos Jefferson 33, North College Hill 0 - FINAL

Ludlow 33, Lockland 0 – FINAL

Indian Hill 30, Roger Bacon 17 – FINAL

New Miami 14, Gamble Montessori 8 – FINAL

Shroder 46, Norwood 16 – FINAL

Columbus Academy 22, CHCA 21 – FINAL

Grove City Christian 42, Miami Valley Christian 0 – FINAL

Cincinnati Country Day 65, Summit Country Day 27 – FINAL

Cincinnati College Prep at Clark Montessori (Saturday)

Dayton Christian at St. Bernard-Elmwood Place (Saturday)

Southern Buckeye Conference

Madeira 26, Batavia 21 – FINAL

Clermont Northeastern 16, Finneytown 14 – FINAL

Williamsburg 35, Purcell Marian 28 – FINAL

Huntington 28, East Clinton 14 – FINAL

Monroe 35, Goshen 0 – FINAL

New Richmond 42, Bethel-Tate 13 – FINAL

Western Brown 42, Hillsboro 39 – FINAL

Southwestern Buckeye League

Clinton-Massie 31, Waynesville 21 – FINAL

Greater Western Ohio Conference

Springboro 31, Little Miami 0 – FINAL

Northern Kentucky high school football scores in Week 1

Cooper 36, Bardstown 6 – FINAL

Bishop Brossart 31, Walton-Verona 6 – FINAL

Boone County 41, Holmes 0 – FINAL

Campbell County 63, Scott 27 – FINAL

Conner 42, Paul Laurence Dunbar 15 – FINAL

Ryle 30, Covington Catholic 14 – FINAL

Dayton 24, Gallatin County 14 – FINAL

Sayre 49, Holy Cross 0 – FINAL

Highlands 17, Lexington Catholic 7 – FINAL

Newport Central Catholic 27, Lloyd Memorial 14 – FINAL

Newport 36, Carroll County 14 – FINAL

Beechwood 28, Pulaski County 27 – FINAL

Simon Kenton 50, Dixie Heights 35 – FINAL

Bellevue at Eminence (Saturday)

Waggener vs. Grant County (Saturday)

Indiana

East Central 24, Lawrenceburg 3 – FINAL

South Dearborn 42, Jennings County 14 – FINAL

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Ohio High School Football Super 25 poll makes debut

The USA Today Network debuted its Ohio High School Football Super 25 poll this season, featuring voters from across Ohio selecting their top 25 teams, ranked regardless of division.

In the preseason Super 25 poll, Lakewood St. Edward took the top spot while Massillon Washington was just behind in second. Moeller leads the Cincinnati area with a top five ranking.

Check out the Ohio High School Football Super 25 poll to see the rest of the rankings and where teams like Anderson, St. Xavier and Lakota West fall.

Who hit the high school transfer portal in 2024?

It's not just your favorite college football team dealing with transfers in and transfers out. A number of top high school talent in Greater Cincinnati will be playing for new teams in 2024.

Check out the top 10 high-impact transfers in Greater Cincinnati , including Central Michigan commit Jayel Harris going from Purcell Marian to Withrow and Division I recruit Derrick Singletary moving from Fenwick to Middletown plus other interstate transfers coming to Cincinnati as well.

Check out the ultimate guide to Greater Cincinnati football in 2024.

Want to know about buying tickets to games? What about streaming top games and college recruits? Want Top 10 rankings and conference or class previews? If yes, then make sure to check out The Enquirer's ultimate guide to 2024 high school football .

It is a one-stop story for all the preseason previews and stories leading up to the opening week. It features every recruiting story, every conference preview, even statewide polling and more all linked and sorted to find information quickly.

Every week is rivalry week in high school football.

Yes, even Week 1 of high school football can bring out some big, historic rivalries .

The King of the Block is renewed for the regular season, pitting old rivals Moeller and Princeton after a 16-year hiatus. In the Miami Valley Conference, Cincinnati Country Day and Summit Country Day will meet in the Country Day Cup. The Nighthawks of Cincinnati Country Day were victorious in last year's meeting.

Also in Week 1 comes a battle of potential state tournament teams. The Battle for the Paddle will see Waynesville travel to Clinton-Massie a year removed from a 38-8 Clinton-Massie victory in the rivalry before both squads made postseason runs.

You can also check out other rivalry games on the horizon and some histories of classic neighborhood games that no longer get played each season.

Who did Enquirer writers pick to win top Week 1 games?

As kickoff time nears for the first Friday of the 2024 high school football season, take time to check out the top games of the week and who Enquirer writers predicted to win each game. All five writers started the season 1-0 with Elder's win at Withrow.

Previews and predictions for other games like Sycamore at Kings, St. Xavier at Lakota West, Moeller at Princeton, Simon Kenton at Dixie Heights and more can be found in the opening weekend predictions file .

Elder opens season with 28-6 win at Withrow on Thursday

Elder may be led by a sophomore quarterback in Kaden Estep, but it is the seniors that bleed purple , creating the winning culture that Elder has every season.

Withrow took a 6-0 lead in the first quarter after a 92-yard touchdown run from Quinton Simmons, but responded with a touchdown in each quarter for a 28-6 victory. Senior Maddox Arnold rushed for two scores while senior Christopher Paff caught a pair of strikes from Estep for scores.

Next week, Elder has its first of seven home games, hosting West Catholic from Michigan. Withrow will look for its first win at Alter.

Two quick notes

• Moeller announced the Princeton-Moeller game is sold out so no tickets will be sold at the gate.
• Aiken High School football team is looking for a team to play at 4 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 24, after unforeseen circumstances.

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The Week 1 schedule in Greater Cincinnati is loaded to kick off the season and many games are worth a watch. In Ohio, schools such as Anderson, Blanchester, Clermont Northeastern, Colerain, Fairfield, Hamilton, Indian Hill, Lakota East, Lakota West, Lockland, Monroe, Northwest, Oak Hills, Waynesville and Western Brown have listed home football broadcasts onto the broadcast schedule.

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