The city of Canton saw an exciting weekend of high school football as Stark County-area teams continued their 10-game regular season schedule. Most teams kicked off their matchups on Friday night, with only one game taking place on Saturday. Football fans were eager to see how their local teams performed this week, with some intriguing matchups on the docket.
In one of the standout games, Bergen Catholic from New Jersey took on Massillon, winning decisively with a score of 35-21. Another significant game featured Detroit Cass Tech, who overcame Canton McKinley with a score of 20-3, leaving fans talking about the commanding performance.
Other notable results from the weekend included Warren Harding edging out Perry with a close score of 15-9. Meanwhile, Jackson put on a show against Stow, winning with an impressive score of 31-7. In addition, Fairless trampled Claymont with a score of 28-6, while Ridgewood kept a clean sheet against Carrollton, winning 31-0.
Fans also witnessed Austintown Fitch dominate Glenoak with a score of 35-0. West Branch showcased their skills with a resounding victory over Girard, ending the game at 48-7. Northwest managed to sneak past Louisville in a tightly contested match, winning 35-28, while Malvern defeated Harrison Central with a score of 38-28.
The Ohio high school football regular season is building up to the OHSAA state playoffs, which are set to start in November. The excitement culminates in the state championship games scheduled for December 5-7 at the Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium in Canton. This marks the fourth consecutive year that all championship titles will be contested at this historic venue.
For those who may have missed earlier coverage, updates on Week 1 and Week 2 games are available to catch up on the season so far. As the regular season continues, fans can look forward to more thrilling matchups and performances from their local high school teams.
