Indianapolis is buzzing as high school football makes its grand return with a thrilling opening weekend filled with unforgettable moments. The excitement kicked off in Week 1, showcasing numerous matchups across the city.
The standout performance came from Cathedral, which defeated No. 1 Ben Davis with an impressive score of 24-6. The game featured Devaughn Slaughter, who caught a touchdown pass, while Kyle Harden returned a fumble for a touchdown, showcasing the team’s defensive prowess. Cathedral’s kicker, Van Krisiloff, also contributed significantly by nailing a 40-yard field goal.
Another highlight was Westfield’s victory over Center Grove, reclaiming some pride with a 34-28 score. Quarterback Gabe Aramboles starred, catching seven passes for 138 yards and throwing for another touchdown. His performance helped ease the sting of past championship losses against CG. Westfield dominated with a strong combination of passing and rushing attacks.
Over at Hamilton Southeastern, Azariah Wallace displayed a powerful running game, scoring four first-half touchdowns that set the tone for a commanding win against the Chargers, 48-14.
Fishers managed a strong offensive display against North Central, winning 49-35. Meanwhile, Plainfield edged by Terre Haute South 31-27, thanks to crucial turnovers that helped secure the victory.
The action doesn’t stop here, as fans eagerly await more matchups in the coming weeks. With so many talented teams and players showcased in this initial round, it’s clear that the Indiana high school football season is off to an incredible start.
