Cincinnati Northern Kentucky Week 11 High School Football Results

While Northern Kentucky teams have another week in the regular season, the postseason continues for Ohio and Indiana schools.

Lawrenceburg and East Central’s postseason continues in Indiana, while 35 postseason games in Ohio will feature local teams.

When those games start and the teams take the field, here’s where you’ll find all the live score updates, breaking news, videos and more from high school football games in Greater Cincinnati.

The Lakota West defense allowed just 20 yards against the Walnut Hills Eagles, including -13 total against the rushing column. Half of Lakota West’s 10 wins have come in shutouts.

The four Firebirds combined to go 5-6 passing for 66 yards and a touchdown. Lakota West had a team-high 277 yards, led by Jackson Smith with 63 yards and closely followed by Kenyon Norman with 61 yards. Both scored touchdowns.

Walnut Hills – 0 0 0 0 – 0

Lakota West – 27 14 8 0 – 49

LV– Wiles 4 runs (hit by Adubofuor)

LV– Barela 24 pass from Wiles (run failed)

LV– Mason punt return 40 (Seitz kick)

LV– Johnson, 1 run (Seitz hit)

LV– Barnette 53 punt return (Seitz kick)

LV– Norman, run 43 (Seitz kick)

LV– Smith, 20 runs (Hoke’s run)

Posts: LV 10-1, BEL 1-10.

In the No. 8 vs. No. 9 Region 4 matchup, Lakota East pulled away in the second half after a tight start against West Clermont. The teams traded scores throughout the first half, with the Thunderhawks leading 28-21 at the break. Early in the third quarter, Ryder Hooks scored his fourth touchdown of the night before Zion Neal scored on a fourth-quarter pass for a 42–21 lead. Wolves added five minutes to cut the lead to 14 points but were unable to score another score.

The Thunderhawks totaled 528 yards of offense, led by Hooks’ 272 yards. Hooks’ 272 yards and four touchdowns are career highs for a junior running back. Kitna was 14-23 for 201 yards and a pair of scores.

Bo Rickman completed 3-11 passing for 95 yards for the Wolves and threw two touchdown passes to Alexander Hauck, who also threw a touchdown pass. Rickman rushed for 113 yards and a 71-yard touchdown to end the first quarter.

West Clermont – 14 7 0 7 – 28

Lakota East – 14 14 7 7 – 42

LE– Hooks, turn 9 (Fitzstephens kick)

TOILET- Hauk, pass 14 from Rickman (Cooper kick)

LE– McFarlane, pass 7 from Kitna (Fitzstephens kick)

TOILET- Rickman 71 runs (Cooper’s kick)

LE– Hooks 1 pass (Fitzstephens kick)

TOILET- Hauck 60 pass from Rickman (Cooper kick)

LE– Hooks 57 runs (Fitzstephens kick)

LE– Hooks 2, punch (Fitzstephens kick)

LE– Neal, pass 33 from Kitna (Fitzstephens kick)

TOILET- Miner, 41 passes from Hauk (Cooper kick)

Posts: LE 8-3, Toilet 7-4.

Newport finished the regular season with a 37-0 win over Holy Crest, ending the regular season with two straight shutouts and three overall.

Quarterback Kyle Lee was 15-21 for the Wildcats for 226 yards and four touchdowns to four different receivers. Aiden Satchell, who had a team-high 43 yards, also scored on the ground.

Newport had 55 yards of total offense, 35 rushing and 20 passing.

Holy Cross – 0 0 0 0 – 0

Newport – 9 13 7 8 – 37

N– Safety

N– Low 26 pass from Lee (Kick by Reynoso)

N– Stachel, 24 wounds (hit by Reynoso)

N– Buck-Barbera pass 12 from Lee (pass failed)

N– K. Sharp, 6th pass from Lee (reynoso kick)

N– Thompson 29 pass from Lee (J. Sharp pass from K. Sharp)

Posts: N 7-2, HC 3-7.

Campbell County made a great final drive in the second half, but the Covington Catholic Colonels built a 42-0 lead early in the first half and ran the clock down.

Covington Catholic quarterback Cash Harney was 4-6 passing for 97 yards and two scores, but also rushed twice for 103 yards and two touchdowns on a super-efficient night. Dylan Gaiser rushed six times for 89 yards. Oliver Link caught two passes, both for touchdowns.

The Camels scored four times in the second half, including three touchdown passes by Lucas Antrop.

Covington Catholic – 28 14 0 0 – 42

Campbell County – 0 0 14 14 – 28

CovCath– Harney 46 wounds (Urti hit)

CovCath– Link 44 pass from Harney (Urti kick)

CovCath– Gaiser 28 run (Urti kick)

CovCath– Gaiser 41 runs (Urthy hit)

CovCath– Harney 57 wounds (Urti hit)

CovCath– Link 22 pass from Harney (Urti kick)

SaCo– Antrop, run 72 (small impact)

SaCo– Bertram, 13 wounds (minor blow)

SaCo– Antrop 1 run (small kick)

SaCo– Antrop 20 run (small impact)

Posts: CovCath 8-2, CaCo 2-8.

Clinton-Massey, ranked No. 1 in Region 16, jumped out to a 41-0 lead and held Roger Bacon to just over 100 yards rushing for the Falcons’ eighth straight win.

The Falcons totaled 314 yards on the ground, with five players gaining at least 32 yards. Peyton Warren led the way with 69 yards and two scores, and Cooper Carmack followed with 65 yards and a team-high 9.3 yards per carry.

With the score 41-0, Roger Bacon got on the board early in the fourth quarter when Landen Murphy completed a 37-yard pass to Bubba Smart after Roger Bacon forced a Clinton-Massie fumble. Smart finished his season 5-12 for 75 yards and an interception while rushing for a team-high 13 yards.

Roger Bacon – 0 0 0 7 – 7

Clinton-Massey – 28 13 0 0 – 41

CM- Warren 6 runs (Tamanna kick)

CM- Dhillon 2 runs (Tamanna kick)

CM- Muterspaw, 6 runs (Tamanna kick)

CM- Zantene 25 runs (Tamanna leg kick)

CM- Peyton, 15 rounds (kick Tamannaah)

CM- FG Tamann 22

CM- FG Tamann 23

RB– Murphy, pass 37 from Smart (Auer shot)

Posts: SM 9-2, PB 6-5.

Elder running back Joey Thamann scored three times while the Panther defense allowed only a field goal as Elder swept Mason to advance to the second round of the postseason. Thamann gained 181 yards on 20 3-point attempts, including 56 yards in the third quarter. Quarterback Kayden Estep was 12-18 for 165 yards, a touchdown to Christopher Puff and an interception. Each of Elder’s scoring drives was at least 80 yards.

Mason got on the scoreboard just before halftime on Max Gogul’s 26-yard field goal. The Comets were set for an interception with 3:03 left in the half, but could only gain 26 yards while eating 2:39 off the clock.

Mason quarterback Ashton Sheaf was just 7-15 passing for 47 yards and an interception, rushing for 62 yards on the ground. Josiah Killins intercepted Mason’s message.

Mason – 0 3 0 0 – 3

Elder – 7 7 14 0 – 28

E– Tamann 1 run (Re kick)

E– Puff 27 pass from Estep (return)

M– FG Gogul 26

E– Tamann 56 wounds (Re hit)

E– Tamann, 7 rounds (Re kick)

Posts: E 6-5, M 5-6.

Division I, Region 2

Lebanon 42, Northmont 21 – FINAL

Springborough 59, Dublin Jerome 13 – FINAL

Wayne 26, Middletown 20 – FINAL

Division I, Region 4

Meller 63, Platan 7 – FINAL

Lakota West 49, Walnut Hills 0 – FINAL

Winton Woods 35, Little Miami 0 – FINAL

Princeton 48, Fairfield 7 – FINAL

Hamilton 28, Oak Hills 0 – FINAL

St. Xavier 41, Milford 0 – FINAL

Elder 28, Mason 3 – FINAL

Lakota East 42, West Clermont 28 – FINAL

Division II, District 8

Anderson 78, Edgewood 7 – FINAL

La Salle 69, Monroe 21 – FINAL

Badin 14, Trotwood-Madison 12 – FINAL

Mount Healthy 26, Aiken 20 – FINAL

Harrison 43, Troy 7 – FINAL

Kings 10, Win 0 – FINAL

Division III, Region 12

Tippecanoe 49, Talawanda 7 – FINAL

London 39, Ross 14 – FINAL

McNicholas 35, Selina 3 – FINAL

Wilmington 37, Batavia 34 – FINAL

Division IV, Region 16

Clinton-Massey 41, Roger Bacon 7 – FINAL

Wyoming 49, Schroeder 14 – FINAL

Valley View 26, New Richmond 20 – FINAL

Brookville 43, CHCA 42 – FINAL (OT)

Taft 50, Kenton Ridge 7 – FINAL

Taylor 43, Urbana 6 – FINAL

Indian Hill 50, Northridge 14 – FINAL

Division V, Region 20

Waynesville 42, Middletown Madison 9 – FINAL

Madeira 28, Williamsburg 6 – FINAL

VI division, 24 region

Cincinnati Country Day 39, Deer Park 14 – FINAL

St. Bernard-Elmwood Place 54, Dayton Christian 0 – FINAL

Purcell Marian 34, Paint Valley 21 – FINAL

Northeast 41, Miami Valley Christian 0 – FINAL

Division VII, Region 28

Cincinnati College Prep 20, Southeast 7 – FINAL

Class 5A

East Central 35, Seymour 0 – FINAL

Class 3A

Lawrenceburg 59, Greensburg 6 – FINAL

Ashland Blazer 58, Simon Kenton 28 – FINAL

Bishop Brossard 49, Pendleton County 0 – FINAL

Covington Catholic 42, Campbell County 28 – FINAL

Dayton 35, Trimble County 6 – FINAL

Ryle 42, Dixie Heights 27 – FINAL

Newport 37, Holy Cross 0 – FINAL

Bellevue 40, Jackson County 6 – FINAL

Marion County 33, Grant County 0 – FINAL

Newport Central Catholic 54, Holmes 0 – FINAL

Paris 52, Ludlow 12 – FINAL

Lloyd Memorial 61, Scott 13 – FINAL

Walton-Verona 32, Boone County 29 – FINAL

The postseason starts in 30 minutes. Take a final look at all local postseason games in Week 11.

After two seasons and a 0-20 record leading the Cardinals, Colerain head coach Karl Huber resigned. Colerain athletic director Matt Stoinoff said a new coach is expected to be hired before Christmas.

As postseason play begins, take a look at some of the smaller schools and under-the-radar programs that could make some noise on their way to a state championship.

Check out the penultimate Kentucky High School Football Media Poll to see which local teams finished in the top 10 in each of Kentucky’s six classes.

What are the best first-round matchups of the Ohio high school football postseason? Are any disorders possible at 11 weeks? View the fierce battles in southwest Ohio here.

The USA Today Network Ohio High School Football Super 25 poll is voted on by a panel of sportswriters and editors from across Ohio. The poll ranks Ohio’s top 25 teams, regardless of division.

In the final Super 25 poll voting, Moeller was ranked No. 1, with five other local programs in the top 25. Check out the list to see where Cincinnati teams ranked among the best in the state.

Which Greater Cincinnati high school football teams won in Week 10?

Last week was the final week of the regular season in Ohio, while Kentucky still has one more week left before the postseason. To see how the teams got to this point, go back and look at the Week 10 finals and box scores in Ohio, as well as the results in Northern Kentucky and Indiana.

Get Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana high school football scores from across the state on Scorestream.

Watch OHSAA and KHSAA football games on the NFHS Network.

Watch Southwest Ohio High School Football Games This Season

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The NFHS Network is a product of the National Federation of State High School Associations and PlayOn! Sports, which gives schools the opportunity to stream and broadcast sporting events even without a full broadcast staff.

Greater Cincinnati has plenty of games to watch on its Week 11 schedule. 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 included home football broadcasts to the broadcast schedule. .

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