Cleveland, Ohio – The excitement of high school football was palpable this past weekend as teams clashed in Week 4 of the season. The cleveland.com high school football Top 25 saw some impressive performances from top teams.
At the top of the list, No. 1 St. Edward held strong, defeating Cincinnati Elder with a final score of 24-17. St. Edward continues to showcase their talent on the field, solidifying their top rank.
Following closely, No. 2 Avon dominated Elyria, blanking them with a score of 58-0. This decisive victory keeps Avon in the second position, proving they are a force to be reckoned with.
No. 3 Mentor also had a strong showing, overpowering Medina 49-14. The consistent scoring from Mentor demonstrates their offensive strength.
In another significant matchup, No. 4 Archbishop Hoban defeated Akron East with a commanding 42-6 win. Hoban is clearly not letting any competition slide as they continue to impress in their games.
Wadsworth, currently ranked No. 5, showcased their skill against Twinsburg, winning emphatically by a score of 55-10.
Villa Angela-St. Joseph, ranked No. 6, beat No. 24 Kenston with a final score of 53-35, while No. 7 Walsh Jesuit left no room for No. 10 St. Ignatius, winning decisively 42-7.
Further down the list, No. 9 Glenville completed a shutout against John Hay winning 34-0, and No. 11 Kirtland gave a solid performance against Independence, ending that game with a score of 44-0.
While No. 14 Chardon was off this week, No. 15 Perry took care of business against Cleveland Central Catholic, earning a 42-0 victory. No. 16 Aurora and No. 17 Hudson also found success, winning their games against Revere and Stow-Munroe Falls, respectively.
As the week concluded, it was clear that the competition remains fierce in high school football across the region. The energy is high as teams continue to battle it out, with many eyes kept on the upcoming matchups.
Stay tuned for updates on these exciting games as they unfold!
