Cincinnati high school football scores in Week 6
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Cincinnati high school football scores Week 6
Greater Miami Conference
Lakota West 38, Hamilton 0 - FINAL
A career night for Mitch Bolden and another dominating defensive performance was the story Friday night as Lakota West rolled Hamilton to improve to 6-0. Through the air, Bolden finished 12-of-21 for 206 yards and three touchdowns, all to different receivers as Ben Minich, Malik Hartford and Eudes Gonzales Jr. all found the endzone. Brennan Remy led the Firebirds with five catches and Trent Lloyd had a game-high 46 receiving yards on three snags. On the ground, Bolden ran for two touchdowns. Defensively, Lakota West continued to dominate, yielding just 91 total yards and five first downs to the Big Blue. Miles Brankamp registered 12 total tackles for the Firebirds and Elijah Davis had a pair of sacks. Lakota West has now allowed 13 points or less in every game this season and just 20 total points in five GMC contests.
Hamilton – 0 0 0 0 – 0
Lakota West – 24 0 7 7 – 38
LW- Minich 54 pass from Bolden (Bohn kick)
LW- FG Bohn 46
LW- Hartford 18 pass from Bolden (Bohn kick)
LW- Bolden 10 run (Bohn kick)
LW- Bolden 1 run (Bohn kick)
LW- Gonzalez Jr. 21 pass from Bolden (Bohn kick)
Records: LW 6-0 (5-0 GMC), H 2-4 (1-4 GMC)
Colerain 22, Oak Hills 17 - FINAL
A 15-point second quarter propelled Colerain to a narrow win over Oak Hills Friday night, giving the Cardinals their second win in a row following an 0-4 start. The Colerain defense turned in some key plays, including Corey Myrick’s 85-yard pick-six, a safety and a stop on the final play of the game with Oak Hills threatening in the redzone. Colerain quarterback Zae Jennings threw a 68-yard touchdown to Jordan Robison (four catches, 126 yards) and crossed the century mark on the ground (123 yards) for the first time this season. Junior fullback Justin Rhodes ran for a touchdown for the second-straight week, finishing with 70 yards on 15 attempts. For the upset-minded Highlanders, quarterback Jaxon Schreiber ran for a score and threw for 236 yards and a touchdown to Ethan Grady. Kyle Toon led the Oak Hills’ receiving corps with six catches for 114 yards. Luke Barkley added six receptions for 57 yards.
Colerain – 0 15 7 0 – 22
Oak Hills – 3 7 0 7 – 17
OH- FG Brogan 22
C- Myrick 85 INT return (Schutte kick)
C- safety
OH- Grady 8 pass from Schreiber (Brogan kick)
C- Robison 68 pass from Jennings (kick failed)
C- Rhodes 8 run (Schutte kick)
OH- Schreiber 1 run (Brogan kick)
Colerain 2-4 (2-3 GMC), OH 2-4 (1-4 GMC)
Mason 21, Lakota East 7 - FINAL
Mason has won five-straight and used its defense once again to stay perfect in GMC play on the year. Mason is now allowing just 6.3 points per game this season and have held all six opponents to single digits. Caden Davis and Weston Simmons each had double-digit tackles for the Comets and Bryce Faulk supplied the game’s only turnover with a fumble recovery. Lakota East held Mason to just 2.8 yards per carry, but Comets’ quarterback Quinten Kaylor still ran for a pair of touchdowns and threw another to Braden Greer, who had five catches for 97 yards. Mason will travel to West Chester next week to face Lakota West with first place in the conference on the line.
Mason – 0 7 7 7 – 21
Lakota East – 0 0 0 6 – 6
M- Kaylor 4 run (Bunch kick)
M- Kaylor 1 run (Bunch kick)
M- Greer 2 pass from Kaylor (Bunch kick)
LE- Files 20 pass from Troutman (kick failed)
Records: M 5-1 (5-0 GMC), LE 2-4 (2-3 GMC)
Middletown 28, Sycamore 24 - FINAL
Princeton 28, Fairfield 14 - FINAL (SATURDAY)
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Eastern Cincinnati Conference
Milford 42, Little Miami 17 - FINAL
It was the Reece Davis and Austin Hardin show Friday night as Milford bounced back from last week’s loss to improve to 5-1. Hardin finished 26-of-32 for 347 yards and three touchdowns, all of them going to Davis, who had nine catches for 144 yards. The Eagles found success on the ground, too. Natwan Webster led the way with 113 yards and three touchdowns on 15 carries. Little Miami took a 10-7 early in the second quarter on a touchdown pass from Grant Maupin to Brayden Bischoff. The duo would connect on a pair of scoring tosses for the Panthers. Bischoff finished with eight catches for 72 yards.
Milford – 7 21 7 7 – 42
Little Miami – 3 7 7 0 – 17
LM – FG Hoffman 35
M- Webster 13 run (Cooper kick)
LM- Bischoff 30 pass from Maupin (Hoffman kick)
M- Davis 22 pass from Hardin (Cooper kick)
M- Davis 13 pass from Hardin (Cooper kick)
M- Webster 10 run (Cooper kick)
LM- Bischoff 10 pass from Maupin (Hoffman kick)
M- Davis 21 pass from Hardin (Cooper kick)
M- Webster 5 run (Cooper kick)
Records: M 5-1 (4-1 ECC), LM 2-4 (1-4 ECC).
Lebanon 45, Turpin 14 - FINAL
Brayden Everitt had a hand in each of Lebanon's first four touchdowns as the Warriors handed Turpin their sixth straight loss. Both Everitt and Brayden Kay rushed for over 100 yards as Lebanon rushed for 320 yards as a team. Devan Nigam led the Spartans with 214 passing yards.
Lebanon - 13 15 14 3 - 45
Turpin - 7 0 0 7 - 14
L - Everitt 49 run (kick failed)
T - Helgason 61 from Nigam (Braun kick)
L - Koch 38 pass from Everitt (Forte kick)
L - Everitt 22 run (Klein run)
L - Everitt 2 run (Forte kick)
L - Kay 25 run (Forte kick)
L - Koch 12 pass from Fahler (Forte kick)
L - FG Forte 41
T - Schroeder 27 pass from Nigam (Braun kick)
Records: L 2-4 (2-3 ECC), T 0-6 (0-5 ECC)
Loveland 48, Walnut Hills 15 - FINAL
Loveland has now won back-to-back games for the first time since 2016 after cruising past Walnut Hills. Loveland running back Colton Endicott finished with 155 rushing yards and four touchdowns on 15 attempts as the Tigers pulled away in the third quarter. The junior has now run for 100-plus yards three times on the year and had six touchdowns over the last four games combined. Walnut Hills got a touchdown pass from T.J. Nelson to Isreal Bradford in the second quarter to get on the board. The Eagles polished off the scoring on Mikey Jones four-yard touchdown run late in the fourth quarter.
Loveland – 7 17 17 7 – 48
Walnut Hills – 0 7 0 8 – 15
L- Endicott 5 run (Hicks kick)
L- Endicott 77 run (Hicks kick)
L- Bradley 76 pass from Svitkovich (Hicks kick)
WH- Bradford 45 pass from Nelson (Dhuru kick)
L- FG Hicks 23
L- Endicott 15 run (Hicks kick)
L- FG Hicks 19
WH- Jones 4 run (Jones pass from Nelson)
Records: L 2-4 (2-3 ECC), WH 0-6 (0-5 ECC).
Kings 34, West Clermont 14 - FINAL
Kings continued their undefeated run through the Eastern Cincinnati Conference with a convincing win over West Clermont. Will Kocher passed for 194 yards and accounted for three of the Knights' five touchdowns. Bryson Earley led West Clermont with 62 passing yards and 46 rushing yards.
Kings - 7 14 6 7 - 0
West Clermont - 0 7 0 7 - 0
K - Kelly 11 run (Wik kick)
K - Cameron 8 pass from Kocher (Wik kick)
WC - Sanders 9 run (Cooper kick)
K - Meissner 13 pass from Kocher (Wik kick)
K - Holubetz 22 run (Pass failed)
WC - Jones 5 pass from Hayden (Cooper kick)
K - Kocher 3 run (Wik kick)
Records: K 6-0 (5-0 ECC), WC 3-3 (3-2 ECC)
Winton Woods 62, Anderson 31 - FINAL
Trey Cornist powered the Warriors to victory, rushing for 319 yards and five touchdowns on only 17 attempts. His total is the fifth most in school history. Winton Woods' defense came up with two interceptions, including one that Qierstin Williams returned for a touchdown. Griffin Scalf threw for 216 yards for Anderson, including 143 yards and two touchdowns to Brodey Berg.
Anderson - 7 17 7 0 - 31
Winton Woods - 7 14 35 6 - 62
WW - Waters 28 pass from Olinger (Domobele kick)
A - Berg 50 pass from Alvarez (Goethe kick)
WW - Cornist 12 run (Domobele kick)
A - Berg 34 pass from Scalf (Goethe kick)
A - FG Goethe 29
WW - Cornist 67 run (Domobele kick)
A - Berg 2 run (Goethe kick)
WW - Cornist 33 run (Domobele kick)
WW - Cornist 59 run (Domobele kick)
WW - Harris 24 run (Domobele kick)
WW - Harris 33 pass rom George (Domobele kick)
WW - Williams 24 INT return (Domobele kick)
A - Scalf 3 run (Goethe kick)
WW - Cornist 40 run (kick failed)
Records: WW 6-0 (5-0 ECC), A 3-3 (3-2 ECC)
Greater Catholic League-South
Elder 42, St. Xavier 10 - FINAL
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Elder - 7 21 7 7 - 42
StX - 7 0 0 3 - 10
E - Autenrieb 6 pass from Schoster (Lemasters kick)
StX - Napier 8 run (Cengia kick)
E - Schoster 34 run (Lemasters kick)
E - Schoster 1 run (Lemasters kick)
E - Re 7 run (Lemasters kick)
E - Schoster 3 run (Lemasters kick)
E - Flowers 8 run (Lemasters kick)
StX - FG Cengia 29
Moeller 47, La Salle 14 - FINAL
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Moeller - 15 13 12 7 - 47
La Salle - 0 7 0 7 - 14
M - Weeder 25 pass from Dunn (Weeder run)
M - Marshall 3 run (Mitchell kick)
M - Weeder 3 run (kick failed)
LS - Jackson 68 from Mattingly (Luensman kick)
M - Dunn 1 run (Mitchell kick)
M - Weeder 6 run (kick failed)
M - Mason 18 pass from Robinson (kick failed)
LS - Reynolds 1 pass from McLaughlin (Luensman kick)
M - Robinson 1 run (Clemons kick)
Records: M 6-0 (2-0 GCLS), LS 2-4 (0-1 GCLS)
Cincinnati Hills League
Mariemont 20, Finneytown 13 - FINAL
Mariemont has answered its two-game losing streak from earlier this month with back-to-back wins to get back to .500 on the year. In a game that featured no second-half scoring, Mariemont opened the game with the lead and never trailed. J.D. Long hopped on a blocked punt and rumbled for a 33-yard touchdown to put the Warriors up early. Mariemont then got a pair of second-quarter touchdowns from running back Max Duckwall, who finished with 76 yards on 19 attempts. Finneytown battled back in the second quarter behind quarterback Marvin Siakam, who ran for a score and found Malik Williams for a 62-yard touchdown.
Mariemont – 6 14 0 0 – 20
Finneytown – 0 13 0 0 – 13
M- Long 33 FUM return (run failed)
M- Duckwall 5 run (Morgan run)
F- Williams 62 pass from Siakam (Martin kick)
M- Duckwall 11 run (kick failed)
F- Siakam 3 run (kick failed)
Records: M 3-3 (2-1 CHL), F 0-5 (0-2 CHL)
Indian Hill 17, Taylor 0 - FINAL
A pair of first-half touchdown passes from Alex Grace to C.J. Hayden was enough to lead Indian Hill past Taylor for the first win of the John Rodenberg era. Grace, who also kicked both extra points and added a 44-yard field goal to cap the scoring, finished 12-of-24 for 151 yards. Hayden led all receivers with six catches for 96 yards. Indian Hill's defense permitted just 176 total yards and held the visiting Yellowjackets to just 1-of-11 on third down.
Taylor - 0 0 0 0 - 0
Indian Hill - 7 10 0 0 - 17
IH- Hayden 13 pass from Grace (Grace kick)
IH- Hayden 35 pass from Grace (Grace kick)
IH- FG Grace 44
Records: IH 1-5 (1-2 CHL), T 3-3 (1-2 CHL)
Madeira 13, Reading 10 - FINAL (OT)
Wyoming 41, Deer Park 0 - FINAL
Southwest Ohio Conference
Talawanda 18, Harrison 14 - FINAL
Edgewood 47, Mount Healthy 18 - FINAL
Northwest 36, Ross 35 - FINAL
Greater Catholic League Coed
Fenwick 24, Chaminade Julienne 7 - FINAL
Alter 28, McNicholas 7 - FINAL
Badin 42, Carroll 0 - FINAL (SATURDAY)
Cincinnati Metro Athletic Conference
Hughes 40, Aiken 8 - FINAL
Cincinnati College Prep 24, Dayton Christian 8 - FINAL
Gamble Montessori 44, Shroder 8 - FINAL
Western Hills 42, Woodward 24 - FINAL
Withrow 17, Taft 14 - FINAL (SATURDAY)
Miami Valley Conference
Purcell Marian 29, CHCA 15 - FINAL
Cincinnati Country Day 10, St. Bernard 6- FINAL
Clark Montessori 40, New Miami 14 - FINAL
Lockland 36, MVCA 12 - FINAL
Roger Bacon 30, Norwood 7 - FINAL
Summit Country Day 21, North College Hill 0 - FINAL
Southern Buckeye Conference
Clinton-Massie 42, Goshen 0 - FINAL
Could the defending Division IV state-champions be returning to form? After an 0-4 start to the season, the Clinton-Massie Falcons have won back-to-back contests after rolling to a shutout win over Goshen Friday night. Clinton-Massie has now outscored Goshen, 224-30, over its five-game win streak over Warriors. Clinton-Massie continued to roll on the ground, racking up 370 yards on 39 attempts. Brody Clutter led the way with 122 yards and two touchdowns on 14 attempts. The senior has now run for 241 yards and five scores over the last two games combined. Logan Chesser has 248 rushing yards in that span after going for 85 yards Friday night, 78 coming on his third-quarter touchdown run. Clinton-Massie quarterback Keegan Lamb completed all three of his pass attempts for 110 yards, including a 63-yard touchdown to Brighton Rodman. Lamb also ran for 103 yards and a score.
Goshen – 0 0 0 0 – 0
Clinton-Massie – 14 21 7 0 – 42
CM- Clutter 1 run (McGuinness kick)
CM- Lamb 17 run (McGuinness kick)
CM- Rodman 63 pass from Lamb (McGuinness kick)
CM- Clutter 5 run (McGuinness kick)
CM- Phipps 4 run (McGuinness kick)
CM- Chesser 78 run (McGuiness kick)
Records: CM 2-4 (1-0 SBAAC-A), G 1-4 (0-1 SBAAC-A)
Williamsburg 34, Eastern Local 16- FINAL
Western Brown 36, New Richmond 20 - FINAL
Wilmington 62, Batavia 14 - FINAL
Blanchester 45, Clermont Northeastern 21 - FINAL
Bethel-Tate 41, East Clinton 0 - FINAL
Southwestern Buckeye League
Bellbrook 43, Waynesville 29 - FINAL
Eaton 35, Middletown Madison 0 - FINAL
Monroe 32, Carlisle 14 - FINAL
Northern Kentucky high school football scores Week 6
Newport Central Catholic 42, Newport 26 - FINAL
Demetrick Welch Jr. and Quincy Barber/Kyle Lee put their teams on their backs, but it was Welch Jr.’s Newport Central Catholic squad that got the better of Newport. Welch Jr. dominated the ground game for the Thoroughbreds, scoring four times on 18 rushes while gaining 209 yards. Two of Welch Jr’s scores came in the fourth quarter, turning a 28-20 lead into a 42-20 advantage. Newport quarterback Lee was 29-47 passing for 331 yards and three touchdowns, all to Barber. Barber caught eight passes for 81 yards and the three touchdowns. Lee connected to Barber with just 23 seconds left in the first half, but a missed PAT left Newport trailing 21-20. The Thoroughbreds scored the next three touchdowns, all Welch Jr. run, to secure the win.
Newport – 6 14 0 6 – 26
Newport Central Catholic – 7 14 7 14 – 42
NCC- Runyon 6 run (Barth kick)
N- Barber 14 pass from Lee (run failed)
N- Lee 7 run (Martin run)
NCC- Welch Jr. 10 run (Barth kick)
NCC- Runyon 36 pass from Smith (Barth kick)
N- Barber 9 pass from Lee (kick failed)
NCC- Welch Jr. 5 run (Barth kick)
NCC- Welch Jr. 10 run (Barth kick)
NCC- Welch Jr. 15 run (Barth kick)
N- Barber 14 pass from Lee (pass failed)
Records: NCC 5-1, N 2-3.
Covington Catholic 14, Cooper 7 - FINAL
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Covington Catholic - 7 7 0 0 - 14
Cooper - 0 7 0 0 - 7
CCH - Johnson 23 pass from Pitzer (Weitzel kick)
C - Alexander 3 pass from O'Hara (Faulkner kick)
CCH - Leen 89 pass from Pitzer (Weitzel kick)
Records: CCH 5-1, C 2-3
Holmes 40, Holy Cross 27 - FINAL
The Holmes Bulldogs put up over 400 yards of offense and 40 points to beat Holy Cross on the road. Holmes had a 22-0 lead after one quarter thanks to three big scoring plays, including a 48-yard run by quarterback Miguel Garcia to open scoring. Holy Cross scored twice in the final quarter, but both came in the final 3:27 of regulation. Holmes quarterback Miguel Garcia was 4-5 through the air for 83 yards with one touchdown and a pick with another 77 yards and a score on the ground. Both Curtez Hill and Emauryon Arnold had a pair of rushing touchdowns as Hill rushed for 166 yards and Arnold 54. For Holy Cross, quarterback Donovan Ambrocio was 14-31 with 201 yards and two scores with an interception Both of Ambrocio’s scoring passes went to Jordan Fabre who had four catches for 85 yards.
Holmes – 22 12 6 0 – 40
Holy Cross – 0 13 0 14 – 27
H- Garcia 48 run (Arnold run)
H- White 33 pass from Garcia (Arnold run)
H- Hill 30 run (pass failed)
HC- Fabre 42 pass from Ambrocio (kick failed)
H- Arnold 30 run (run failed)
HC- Fabre 14 pass from Ambrocio (Elhman kick)
H- Arnold 4 run (run failed)
H- Hill 18 run (run failed)
HC- Ryan 18 pass from Phillips (Elhman kick)
HC- Phillips 1 run (Elhman kick).
Records: H 4-1, HC 1-5
Bishop Brossart 10, Ludlow 9 - FINAL
Scott 37, Rowan County 34 - FINAL
Walton-Verona 35, Gallatin County 8 - FINAL
Bracken County 24, Dayton 0 - FINAL
Highlands 59, Dixie Heights 14 - FINAL
Campbell County 21, George Rogers Clark 20 - FINAL (OT)
Conner 17, Boone County 14 - FINAL
Southeast Indiana high school football scores Week 6
Lawrenceburg 37, Batesville 0 - FINAL
East Central 48, South Dearborn 6 - FINAL
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