As Cincinnati welcomes the arrival of Week 3 of high school football, fans eagerly anticipate a series of exciting matchups this weekend. The atmosphere is buzzing, particularly with high-stakes games like the clash between undefeated teams Milford and Winton Woods in the Eastern Cincinnati Conference, and Lakota West visiting Princeton, a game that could play a pivotal role in the Greater Miami Conference standings.
After last season’s playoff successes, teams like Withrow, Badin, and Waynesville are now looking to secure their first wins for the current season. The excitement around these games is palpable, and fans are encouraged to follow for live scoring updates and highlights.
Last week, Moeller showcased a dominating performance against East Central, winning 42-13. The Crusaders took control early, leading 35-0 at halftime, thanks to standout quarterback Matt Ponatoski, who threw for 156 yards and three touchdowns. East Central struggled offensively, managing only 104 yards throughout the entire game.
Meanwhile, Anderson continued its hot streak by obliterating Little Miami 64-0, marking the Raptors’ third straight game of scoring over 50 points. Quarterback Justice Burnam delivered an impressive performance with 293 passing yards and four touchdowns, leading the team to an unparalleled 167-13 point differential this season.
In another thrilling game, Princeton edged out Lakota West in a tight match, winning 14-6. This victory mirrors last season’s significant result, as Princeton also won the GMC title in a closely contested game against Lakota West. Both teams showcased tough defenses, and Princeton’s quarterback, Deangelo Birch, led the Vikings to victory with 99 passing yards and a touchdown.
The drama did not stop there, as St. Xavier triumphed over Indianapolis Cathedral with a late-game touchdown, bringing the score to 35-31. Quarterback Chase Herbstreit was crucial in this win, throwing for 263 yards and scoring three touchdowns.
As Cincinnati high school teams gear up for more action, fans can expect more exciting football filled with rivalries and potential playoff implications. Fridays under the lights remain a cherished tradition in the community, where dreams of competing at higher levels continue to inspire local athletes.
