Cincinnati High School Football Week 4 Recap
Cincinnati high school football is in full swing as Week 4 kicks off, and the excitement of the season continues to build. This week, Withrow is looking to secure its first win against St. Xavier in what is the second game of their three contests in the Greater Catholic League South.
The matchups this week also feature McNicholas taking on former rival Roger Bacon, while Moeller and Elder hit the road on Saturday to face Ironton and Lakewood respectively. As these games unfold, fans can stay in the loop with live updates, scores, and highlights from the games taking place throughout Cincinnati.
In last week’s action, Springboro improved to a solid 3-1 record with a 28-6 victory over Wayne. Star running back Mattias Brunicardi shined once again, rushing for 122 yards and two touchdowns, marking his second consecutive game with impressive yardage. Quarterback Max Miller had a strong showing as well, completing 13 of 21 passes for 168 yards and tossing two touchdowns.
The Edgewood Cougars also got off the schneid with their first win of the season, demolishing Talawanda 34-14. Braylon Carroll stole the spotlight with a remarkable 213-yard rushing game, scoring twice, including an explosive 89-yard touchdown right at the start of the match. The Cougars’ quarterback Ryan French facilitated a productive offense, throwing for 216 yards.
In a nailbiter, Princeton narrowly escaped with a 17-16 victory over Lakota East, thanks to a last-second field goal by Cole Kimble. The game showcased strong performances from both sides, with Jamison Kitna of Lakota East throwing for two scores and earning a brief lead late in the game.
The La Salle Lancers continue their undefeated streak to 4-0 with a hard-fought 7-6 win against Louisville Central. Ty Brown was instrumental in clinching the game, scoring on a fourth-down run.
Looking forward, St. Xavier decisively defeated Withrow 31-7, as Daniel Vollmer was a standout player, scoring multiple touchdowns and contributing significantly to the team’s success.
The energy surrounding high school football in Cincinnati is electric as teams vie for victories and showcase their talent week after week. As the season progresses, fans are encouraged to keep an eye on not only the scores, but also the impressive athletes who shine on the field.
