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<description>Description: Who&apos;s in, who&apos;s out and what&apos;s going on in area high school sports.</description>
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<title>Centerville wins girls soccer regional final against Wayne</title>

    

    


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<description>BELLBROOK &amp;#8212; The Centerville High School girls soccer team scored two goals in the final 7:35 to rally and defeat Wayne 2-1 in a Division I regional final on Saturday, Nov. 7, at Bellbrook High School. Wayne (20-2) took a...</description>
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BELLBROOK &amp;#8212; The Centerville High School girls soccer team scored two goals in the final 7:35 to rally and defeat Wayne 2-1 in a Division I regional final on Saturday, Nov. 7, at Bellbrook High School.

Wayne (20-2) took a 1-0 lead with 3:04 left in the first half on a goal by Nichole Stewart that bent from left to right and curled into the right side of the goal.

The Warriors held that lead until 7:35 remained in the game, when Centerville&amp;#8217;s Claire Falknor took the Wayne keeper away from the goal while handling the ball and passed into the middle to teammate Kacie Kumar, who scored into the unattended net.

Centerville (20-1-1) set the final margin on a goal from Delaney Thompson with 1:43 left. Elks junior Fallon Vaughan sent a pass into Thompson on the right side of the goal, and Thompson headed it through for the final score.

Centerville will play in a state semifinal for the first time since 1998 in the hope of making its first state final appearance since &amp;#8216;94. 

The Elks will face the winner of Dublin Coffman and Upper Arlington at 7 p.m. Wednesday. The site, as scheduled now, will be Hilliard Bradley High School.

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<dc:subject>Girl soccer</dc:subject>
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<title>Cross country runners ready to go the distance</title>

    

    


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<description>The 81st boys and 32nd girls cross country championships will be held at Scioto Downs race track in Columbus on Saturday, Nov. 7. Here&amp;#8217;s a list of the area competitors: BOYS DIVISION I Individuals: Chadd Kiggins (11) Carroll, Jordan Redd...</description>
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The 81st boys and 32nd girls cross country championships will be held at Scioto Downs race track in Columbus on Saturday, Nov. 7. Here&amp;#8217;s a list of the area competitors:

BOYS DIVISION I

Individuals: Chadd Kiggins (11) Carroll, Jordan Redd     (10) Fairborn, Aaron Dinzeo    (12)    Sidney, Doug Norris (12) Butler.

BOYS DIVISION II

Tippecanoe (Coach: Byron Kimmel) &amp;#8212; Ricky Andrews (9), Tyler Feitshans (12), Kevin Fink (12), Grant Koch (9), Joey O&amp;#8217;Brien (12), Sam Wharton    (9), Luke Zerkle (12).

Graham (Coach: Todd Buschur) &amp;#8212; Danny Byers (11), Zach Hawke (12), Jon McMaken (11), Brady Newcomer (9), Caleb Pumphrey (10), Robbie Pumphrey (12), Taylor Wright (12).

Oakwood (Coach: Bryan Ammer) &amp;#8212; Peter Hix (12), Ethan Kissock (12), Andy Lamb (11), Josh Moulton (11), Keith Mueller (11), Will Reese (12), Alec Snead (10).

Individuals: Logan Leis (12) Benjamin Logan, Sam Bench (10) Brookville, Myles Corcoran (12) Clinton-Massie, Todd Hewitt (11) Eaton, Jake Kasperski (12) Valley View.

BOYS DIVISION III

Russia (Coach: Doug Foster) &amp;#8212; Chris Ball (12), Joel Meyer (11), Luke Pohlman (11), Trevor Sherman (9), Andy Toller (12), Blake Worthington (12), Alex York (12).

St. Henry (Coach: Mike Eyink) &amp;#8212; Ryan Goettemoeller (11), Aaren Hemmelgarn (9), Kevin Kanpke (10), Doug Lefeld (10), Adam Rindler (12), Dillan Schulze (12), Mitchell Schulze (11).

New Bremen (Coach: Adam Topp) &amp;#8212; Derrek Bornhorst (10), Justin Eilerman (12), Robert Franks (12), Jacob Rutschilling (9), Zach Speckman (12), Kaleb Swiger (12), Andy Timmerman (12).

Individuals: Mike Seas (10) Coldwater, Kevin Stewart (10) Mechanicsburg, Isaiah Bragg (12) Emmanuel Christian Academy, Brandon Graves (12)  Bethel, Adam Loewer (12) Bethel, Samuel Prakel (9) Versailles, Josh Hemmelgarn (12) TV South.

GIRLS DIVISION I

Springboro (Coach: Ron Rohrer) &amp;#8212; Heather Baruxes (10), Carly Hamilton (11), Lycia Hollon (9), Katie Kessler (12), Alex Mahle (11), Rachael Mahle (9), Sarah Smith (9).

Individuals: Grace VanDeGrift (11) Lebanon, Megan Wright (12) Miamisburg, Jasmine Redman (11) Tecumseh.

GIRLS DIVISION II

Coldwater (Coach: Dan Pohlman) &amp;#8212; Veronica Bruns (11), Alyssa Brunswick (10), Leah Brunswick (10), Brittany Kaiser (10), Larissa Kohn (11), Jessica Schmackers (12), Jocelyn Staugler (12).

Alter (Coach: Matt Sableski) &amp;#8212; Olivia Albers (10), Rebecca Esselstein (11), Grace Untener (10), Kaila Howe (11), Mary Issenman (9), Mary Ann Krebs (10), Ashley Rodgers (11).

Bellbrook (Coach: Iris Black) &amp;#8212; Christine Delong (9), Gabrielle Etter (9), Kaitlin Gibson (10), Jenny Sanderson (9), Shelby Sigman (10), Courtney Swain (9), Mariah Yaufman (12).

Greenon (Coach: Kim Wise) &amp;#8212; Megan Ball (9), Jami Durkee (12), Sydney Lewis (10), MacKenzie McMillin (10), Erica Miller (10), Lacey Price (11), Mary Wenzell (10).

Carroll (Coach: John Agnew) &amp;#8212; Madeleine Devitt (12), Chiyoko Ikeda (12), Rachel Janson (12), Genevieve Marchese (9), Dianne Minardi (12), Katie Ollier (11), Taylor O&amp;#8217;Neil (10).

Individuals: Courtney Swink (10)    Brookville, Lizzie Gleason (12) CJ, Katie Landwehr (11) Tippecanoe.

DIVISION III

Minster (Coach: Jessica Magoto) &amp;#8212;Jessica Albers (12), Averie Bornhorst (11), Hannah Butler (9), Maria Dahlinghaus (11), Natalie Fausey (9), Samantha Hoelscher (10), Sophia Richard (11).

West Liberty-Salem (Coach: Ann Vogel) &amp;#8212; Shawnda Henault (9), Sarah Murphy (11), Savanna Shipp (9), Jasmine Smith (9), Jordan Smith (9), Meghan Vogel (9), Sarah Williams (9).

Individuals: Juli Accurso (12) Miam East, Janel Olberding (11) Fort Loramie, Allison Roeth (10) Houston, Katie Borchers (11) Russia, Tammy Berger (10) Versailles, Bethany Norman (9) Xenia Christian.

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<title>Wayne-Centerville girls soccer regional final moved to Bellbrook</title>

    

    


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The Division I girls soccer regional final between Centerville and Wayne will be played at Bellbrook High School at noon on Saturday, Nov. 7, the Ohio High School Athletic Association announced today.

The game was originally scheduled to be played at Princeton High School, but because two Miami Valley teams advanced, the game was moved.

Centerville (19-1-1) defeated Cincinnati St. Ursula Academy 1-0 on Wednesday to advance to the regional final, and Wayne (20-1-0) topped Cincinnati Turpin 3-0 to advance.

Wayne was the only team to beat Centerville this season when the Warriors topped the Elks 3-1 on Oct. 14. Wayne&amp;#8217;s single loss came against Beavercreek, 2-0 on Sept. 16.

The game&amp;#8217;s winner will advance to the state semifinals and play the winner of Dublin Coffman (12-5-3) and Upper Arlington (17-1-2), which will play at Dublin Scioto High School on Saturday.

The state semifinal will be played at Hilliard Darby High School at 7 p.m. Wednesday, and the state final will be played Saturday, Nov. 14, at 1:30 p.m. at Columbus Crew Stadium.

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<dc:date>2009-11-05T12:57:36-04:00</dc:date>
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<title>Wilmington took its revenge, heads to playoffs</title>

    

    


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<description>What&amp;#8217;s one way to set yourself on a playoff path? Beat the teams that clobbered you the year before. That was part of the plan for Wilmington High School, which finished 7-3 and will face top seed Turpin on Friday...</description>
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What&amp;#8217;s one way to set yourself on a playoff path?

Beat the teams that clobbered you the year before.

That was part of the plan for Wilmington High School, which finished 7-3 and will face top seed Turpin on Friday in a Division II, Region 8 quarterfinal that will also be a rematch of the teams&amp;#8217; Week 10 game, a Turpin win.

Part of the Hurricane&amp;#8217;s path included games against Edgewood, Little Miami and Kings. For a glimpse into last season, when the Hurricane finished 4-6, check out the scores in losses against Edgewood (65-17), Little Miami (64-27) and Kings (38-14).

&amp;#8220;All three whooped up on us badly,&amp;#8221; said Wilmington coach Rob Vida. &amp;#8220;They&amp;#8217;re good programs, and they just embarrassed us.&amp;#8221;

This year was different. In those same three games, Wilmington beat Edgewood (19-14), Little Miami (51-48) and Kings (35-14).

Beating the teams that embarrassed you last season is a big boost for any team. For the Hurricane, it felt a little better, as they made the playoffs for just the third time in school history and the first time since 2005. Two seasons ago, Wilmington was 2-8.

&amp;#8220;We used those games to drive us through the season a little bit,&amp;#8221; Vida said. &amp;#8220;We gained some confidence, and we believed we could win.&amp;#8221;

Now, Wilmington needs another payback game. Turpin, the first-round opponent, beat Wilmington just last week 26-14.

The Hurricane are sure to get help from running back Quinten Rollins, the Miami University basketball point guard recruit who has seen some better line play improve his numbers.

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<dc:subject>Football</dc:subject>
<dc:date>2009-11-05T09:44:29-04:00</dc:date>
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<title>GWOC adds West Carrollton, Greenville</title>

    

    


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<description>West Carrollton and Greenville will join the Greater Western Ohio Conference beginning in some sports next season and fully by the 2012-13 academic year, the conference principals decided Wednesday, Nov. 4. The principals voted at a regularly scheduled meeting Wednesday...</description>
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West Carrollton and Greenville will join the Greater Western Ohio Conference beginning in some sports next season and fully by the 2012-13 academic year, the conference principals decided Wednesday, Nov. 4.

The principals voted at a regularly scheduled meeting Wednesday to accept the applications of the two districts, which currently don&amp;#8217;t have conference membership. Greenville will be added to the conference&amp;#8217;s North Division, and West Carrollton will join the South Division, GWOC commissioner Eric Spahr said.

The additions will increase membership in those two divisions to six teams each and total membership to 18 districts. The GWOC Central Division already has six members.

West Carrollton and Greenville will begin conference competition next year in cross country, swimming, bowling, track, wrestling, cheerleading and academics, Spahr said. They will begin conference football competition in 2012, and the addition of the remaining sports will be determined later, Spahr said.

&amp;#8220;These are two great communities with two great followings,&amp;#8221; Spahr said. &amp;#8220;They support the characteristics of the GWOC.&amp;#8221;

The conference last approved expansion in 2004, when it added Lebanon, Springboro, Miamisburg and Fairborn, Spahr said.

&amp;#8220;We worked through that growth, and this was another appropriate time,&amp;#8221; Spahr said.

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<title>Eaton&apos;s Caudill, with 1,930 yards, displays surprising power</title>

    

    


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<description>The first contact with Eaton High School running back Dalton Caudill can be a learning experience for some defenders. &amp;#8220;When people hit him, they&amp;#8217;re a little surprised,&amp;#8221; said Eaton coach Ron Neanen. &amp;#8220;He doesn&amp;#8217;t look very big, but he has...</description>
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The first contact with Eaton High School running back Dalton Caudill can be a learning experience for some defenders.

&amp;#8220;When people hit him, they&amp;#8217;re a little surprised,&amp;#8221; said Eaton coach Ron Neanen. &amp;#8220;He doesn&amp;#8217;t look very big, but he has an amazing amount of power for his size.&amp;#8221;

The 5-foot-10, 175-pound Caudill should be a major factor in deciding the Eagles&amp;#8217; fate in their Division III, Region 12 quarterfinal game against Cincinnati Wyoming on Friday, Nov. 6. He has already, though, had a strong senior season, rushing for 1,930 yards and 24 touchdowns for the 8-2 Eagles in helping them open the pass game for senior quarterback Austin Fudge.

After sharing time last season and still getting to 1,400 yards, Caudill has taken his second season as a starter to a different level in helping Eaton win its final four games &amp;#8212; including victories against Valley View and Franklin, both 7-3 &amp;#8212; to earn the No. 7 seed in Region 12.

Eaton now faces a Wyoming team (10-0) that has scored at least 42 points seven times this season, so the defense, led by linebackers senior Jake Tressler and junior Kyle Yoder, will hope to continue its bend-but-not-break trend of allowing yards but not as many points.

Fudge has been an impressive leader for the Eagles and a successful passer (following brother Jeremy, who went from Eaton to Ohio Dominican, where he&amp;#8217;s a sophomore). He also has five interceptions on defense and has returned both a punt and a kickoff for touchdowns, so he&amp;#8217;s a versatile contributor.

But Caudill has carried the offensive load with multiple 300-yard games.

&amp;#8220;He&amp;#8217;s strong in our weight room, has been to every one of our offseason sessions, but he&amp;#8217;s also a naturally strong young man,&amp;#8221; Neanen said. &amp;#8220;He&amp;#8217;s been that way since he was young.&amp;#8221;

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<title>&apos;Charlie Jr.&apos; leading Fort Loramie</title>

    

    


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<description>Matt Burgbacher&amp;#8217;s family members have watched his father, Charlie, coach the Tippecanoe High School football team for 21 years. Now that they&amp;#8217;ve watched Matt coach his first season at Fort Loramie, they&amp;#8217;ve come up with a nickname for the 32-year-old...</description>
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Matt Burgbacher&amp;#8217;s family members have watched his father, Charlie, coach the Tippecanoe High School football team for 21 years.

Now that they&amp;#8217;ve watched Matt coach his first season at Fort Loramie, they&amp;#8217;ve come up with a nickname for the 32-year-old who has led the Redskins to their first-ever playoff appearance (in their fifth season with a team).

&amp;#8220;They call me &amp;#8216;Charlie Jr.,&amp;#8217; &amp;#8221; Burgbacher said Tuesday afternoon just before practice.

After playing quarterback and defensive back for his father at Tipp and and then serving as an assistant coach there for five years, Burgbacher is making the most of his first season as a head coach. Fort Loramie is 8-2 and a a No. 7 seed in Division VI, Region 24.

Tipp, meanwhile, is 8-2 as Charlie Burgbacher prepares to face 9-1 Sandusky Perkins in the first round in D-III, Region 10.

Fort Loramie&amp;#8217;s first-round opponent, 9-1 Lockland, provides a major test, but the Redskins can be dangerous offensively behind running back Mitch Raterman, who has gained 1,400 yards and scored 24 touchdowns this season.

The Fort Loramie defense &amp;#8212; led by senior inside linebackers Brad Frilling and Alex Wolf &amp;#8212; has allowed a touchdown or less in seven games this season, and the Wing-T offense, led by Raterman, has been effective, scoring 35 points a game.

It was curious, though, that when describing Raterman, Burgbacher switched from using &amp;#8220;Mitch&amp;#8221; to &amp;#8220;Mitchell.&amp;#8221;

I asked which Raterman preferred.

&amp;#8220;I call him Mitchell when I&amp;#8217;m mad at him,&amp;#8221; Burgbacher said.

And how often is that?

&amp;#8220;Not very often,&amp;#8221; Burgbacher said with a laugh.

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<title>Week 1 win propelled West Carrollton</title>

    

    


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Things were still a little shaky for the West Carrtollton High School football team when the Pirates started their season.

They had won four straight to close the 2008 season, which provided plenty of confidence. But, before winning those four games, the Pirates had lost 25 of their previous 26 games.

Plus, there&amp;#8217;s the uncertainty that always comes with the debut of a new coach, even though Rob Berger had been at the school as defensive coordinator.

Then came the opener against Wilmington. West Carrollton trailed 13-6 in the middle of the fourth quarter, which is a time in the past the Pirates might have slumped their shoulders and been discouraged.

This time, they turned it around. Sophomore Randy Stites returned an interception 68 yards for a touchdown. After a defensive stop, the Pirates scored on a 25-yard slant pass to win 20-13 after scoring 14 points in the final six minutes. 

With that, West Carrollton had started 1-0 against a team in Wilmington that would eventually also make the D-II playoffs.

Nine weeks later, the Pirates are 8-2 and preparing to face Tecumseh in the first round of the D-II playoffs on Friday.

That first win, Berger said, helped to make it happen.

&amp;#8220;We had to come back to win, and I think it look the team know what they could do,&amp;#8221; Berger said. &amp;#8220;That started everything. Without that comeback victory, the season could&amp;#8217;ve played itself out very differently.&amp;#8221;

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<title>First-round football pairings</title>

    

    


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OHSAA FOOTBALL PLAYOFF PAIRINGS

Note: Any site and time changes will be announced by the OHSAA on Tuesday, No. 3.

REGIONAL QUARTERFINALS

DIVISION I 

All games at 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 7

Region 1

8 Youngs. Boardman (7-3) at 1 Cle. St. Ignatius (10-0)

7 Euclid (6-4) at 2 Solon (10-0)

6 Parma (7-3) at 3 Mayfield (9-1)

5 Cle. Glenville (9-1) at 4 North Royalton (9-1)

Region 2

8 Canton McKinley (6-4) at 1 Tol. Whitmer (9-1)

7 Brunswick (7-3) at 2 Twinsburg (9-1)

6 North Canton Hoover (7-3) at 3 Massillon Washington (7-3)

5 Wadsworth (9-1) at 4 Canton GlenOak (8-2)

Region 3

8 Springfield (6-4) at 1 Dublin Coffman (10-0)

7 Lancaster (6-4) at 2 Hilliard Davidson (8-1)

6 Pickerington North (7-3) at 3 Pickerington Central (9-1)

5 Powell Olentangy Liberty (7-3) at 4 Westerville South (8-2)

Region 4

8 Centerville (8-2) at 1 Cin. St. Xavier (8-2)

7 Middletown (9-1) at 2 Cin. Moeller (9-1)

6 Lakota West (9-1) at 3 Anderson (10-0)

5 Wayne (7-3) at 4 Cin. Elder (7-2)

DIVISION II

(All games at 7:30 p.m. Friday)

Region 5

8 Ravenna (8-2) at 1 Mentor Lake Catholic (9-1)

7 Medina Highland (6-4) at 2 Warren Howland (9-1)

6 Chesterland West Geauga (9-1) at 3 Ashland (9-1)

5 Aurora (8-2) at 4 Canfield (9-1)

Region 6

8 North Ridgeville (8-2) at 1 Tol. St Francis deSales (9-1)

7 Rocky River (7-3) at 2 Tol. Central Catholic (8-2)

6 Maple Heights (8-2) at 3 Tol. Rogers (9-1)

5 Avon Lake (7-3) at 4 Maumee (9-1)

Region 7

8 Cols. Marion-Franklin (8-2) at 1 Louisville (10-0)

7 Canal Winchester (8-2) at 2 Logan (10-0)

6 Cols. Walnut Ridge (8-2) at 3 Cols. Brookhaven (8-2)

5 Dresden Tri-Valley (9-1) at 4 Olentangy Orange (8-2)

Region 8

8 Wilmington (7-3) at 1 Turpin (10-0)

7 Ross (6-4) at 2 Winton Woods (8-2)

6 West Carrollton (8-2) at 3 Tecumseh (9-1)

5 Mount Healthy (7-3) at 4 Trotwood-Madison (7-3)

DIVISION III

(All games at 7:30 p.m. Friday)

Region 9

8 Mogadore Field (8-2) at 1 Youngs. Mooney (10-0)

7 Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary (6-4) at 2 Poland Seminary (8-2)

6 Parma Padua Franciscan (7-3) at 3 Akron Hoban (7-3)

5 Medina Buckeye (8-2) at 4 Hubbard (9-1)

Region 10

8 Bryan (8-2) at 1 Cols. St Francis De Sales (7-3)

7 Bellefontaine (8-2) at 2 Cols. Bishop Watterson (7-3)

6 Cols. Eastmoor Academy (8-2) at 3 Napoleon (8-2)

5 Tippecanoe (8-2) at 4 Sandusky Perkins (9-1)

Region 11

8 Alliance Marlington (8-2) at 1 Steubenville (9-1)

7 Cadiz Harrison Central (8-2) at 2 Dover (9-1)

6 Canal Fulton Northwest (7-3) at 3 Rayland Buckeye Local (8-2)

5 Salem (8-2) at 4 Granville (9-1)

Region 12

8 Spg. Shawnee (7-3) at 1 Goshen (8-2)

7 Eaton (8-2) at 2 Wyoming (10-0)

6 Monroe (8-2) at 3 Chaminade Julienne (8-2)

5 New Richmond (9-1) at 4 Circleville Logan Elm (8-2)

DIVISION IV

(All games at 7 p.m. Saturday)

Region 13

8 Campbell Memorial (7-3) at 1 Chagrin Falls (10-0)

7 Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy (7-3) at 2 Girard (10-0)

6 Peninsula Woodridge (8-2) at 3 Martins Ferry (7-2)

5 Cortland Lakeview (7-3) at 4 Akron Manchester (9-1)

Region 14

8 Pemberville Eastwood (8-2) at 1 Galion (10-0)

7 Milan Edison (8-2) at 2 Genoa Area (10-0)

6 Bellville Clear Fork (7-3) at 3 Orrville (7-3)

5 Ottawa-Glandorf (8-2) at 4 Wooster Triway (8-2)

Region 15

8 Albany Alexander (8-2) at 1 Amanda-Clearcreek (10-0)

7 Sparta Highland (8-2) at 2 Ironton (8-2)

6 Chillicothe Zane Trace (8-2) at 3 Heath (8-2)

5 Coshocton (8-2) at 4 Zanesville West Muskingum (9-1)

Region 16

8 Waynesville (8-2) at 1 Clinton-Massie (10-0)

7 Jonathan Alder (7-3) at 2 Alter (10-0)

6 Carlisle (8-2) at 3 North College Hill (10-0)

5 Valley View (7-3) at 4 Kenton (9-1)

DIVISION V

(All games at 7:30 p.m. Friday)

Region 17

8 Apple Creek Waynedale (7-3) at 1 Cuyahoga Heights (10-0)

7 East Palestine (7-3) at 2 Columbiana Crestview (9-1)

6 Garfield Hts. Trinity (7-3) at 3 Youngs. Ursuline (6-3)

5 Gates Mills Hawken (8-2) at 4 Independence (9-1)

Region 18

8 Northwood (7-3) at 1 Patrick Henry (10-0)

7 Sherwood Fairview (7-3) at 2 Defiance Tinora (9-1)

6 Hicksville (9-1) at 3 Lima Central Catholic (8-2)

5 Jeromesville Hillsdale (8-2) at 4 Ashland Crestview (9-1)

Region 19

8 Caldwell (8-2) at 1 Fredericktown (10-0)

7 Coal Grove Dawson-Bryant (9-1) at 2 Oak Hill (10-0)

6 West Lafayette Ridgewood (10-0) at 3 Minford (8-2)

5 Wheelersburg (8-2) at 4 Woodsfield Monroe Central (9-1)

Region 20

8 St. Henry (7-3) at 1 Richwood North Union (10-0)

7 Hamilton Badin (7-3) at 2 Coldwater (9-1)

6 Anna (8-2) at 3 Cols. Bishop Ready (8-1)

5 West Jefferson (9-1) at 4 West Liberty-Salem (10-0)

DIVISION VI

(All games at 7 p.m. Saturday)

Region 21

8 Bascom Hopewell-Loudon (8-2) at 1 McDonald (10-0)

7 Berlin Center Western Reserve (9-1) at 2 Norwalk St. Paul (10-0)

6 Warren John F. Kennedy (7-3) at 3 Mogadore (9-1)

5 Dalton (9-1) at 4 Bucyrus Wynford (10-0)

Region 22

8 Arlington (7-3) at 1 Delphos St. John&amp;#8217;s (10-0)

7 Cory-Rawson (7-3) at 2 Ada (10-0)

6 Cols. Grove (7-3) at 3 Carey (9-1)

5 Fremont St Joseph Central Catholic (9-1) at 4 Leipsic (9-1)

Region 23

8 Willow Wood Symmes Valley (8-2) at 1 Malvern (9-1)

7 Shadyside (5-5) at 2 Columbiana (8-2)

6 Grove City Christian (9-1) at 3 Zanesville Bishop Rosecrans (8-2)

5 Tuscarawas Central Catholic (7-3) at 4 Bridgeport (9-1)

Region 24

8 Covington (7-3) at 1 Ansonia (10-0)

7 Fort Loramie (8-2) at 2 Lockland (9-1)

6 Southeastern (8-2) at 3 Waynesfield-Goshen (9-1)

5 Marion Local (5-5) at 4 Lehman Catholic (7-3)

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Five local high school football teams &amp;#8212; Ansonia, Lehman Catholic, Marion Local, Fort Loramie and Covington &amp;#8212; qualified for the Division VI state playoffs. First-round games are 7 p.m. Saturday:

Division VI, Region 24

No. 1 Ansonia (10-0)

Game: host No. 8 Covington (7-3)

Notable: First nine games: 44.3 points per game. Week 10 against 8-2 Miami East: A 15-7 win. Now it&amp;#8217;s two straight postseasons for the Tigers, who were one-and-done last year.

No. 4 Lehman Catholic (7-3)

Game: host No. 5 Marion Local (5-5)

Notable: Cavaliers made the state semifinals in 2001 and &amp;#8217;08, when they lost to Delphos St. John&amp;#8217;s 32-13. They also have five playoff wins in the past two seasons.

No. 5 Marion Local (5-5)

Game: at No. 4 Lehman Catholic (7-3)

Notable: Only Shadyside in Region 23 also made the playoffs with a .500 record. But watch out in the playoffs: Flyers have four titles since 2000.

No. 7 Fort Loramie (8-2)

Game: at No. 2 Lockland (9-1)

Notable: Since beginning their program in 2005, the Redskins are 33-17. This, though, is their first playoff appearance. Think anyone in the town might go?

No. 8 Covington (7-3)

Game: at No. 1 Ansonia (10-0)

Notable: Buccs got at least eight wins for the fifth straight season (45-5 in that stretch), but they haven&amp;#8217;t advanced past the second in four straight postseasons.

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Four local high school football teams &amp;#8212; Coldwater, West Liberty-Salem, Anna and St. Henry &amp;#8212; qualified for the Division V state playoffs. First-round games are 7:30 p.m. Friday:

Division V, Region 20

No. 2 Coldwater (9-1)

Game: host No. 7 Hamilton Badin (7-3)

Notable: For fans, some disappointment there&amp;#8217;s no chance of another Alter-Coldwater postseason game. Cavaliers&amp;#8217; only loss to D-VI No. 1 Delphos St. John&amp;#8217;s.

No. 4 West Liberty-Salem (10-0)

Game: host No. 5 West Jefferson (9-1)

Notable: Tigers&amp;#8217; fourth straight playoff appearance after going 36-4 in regular season from 2006-09. But they&amp;#8217;re only 1-3 in postseason in that stretch.

No. 6 Anna (8-2)

Game: at No. 3 Columbus Bishop Ready (8-1)

Notable: Since 2001, Rockets have gone 80-27, but only one of those victories came in the playoffs. This season, their only losses came to Coldwater and Marion Local.

No. 8 St. Henry (7-3)

Game: at No. 1 Richwood North Union (10-0)

Notable: The Redskins won D-V state titles in 2004 and &amp;#8217;06 but missed the playoffs the past two years with consecutive 6-4 records. Now, they&amp;#8217;re back.

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Five local high school football teams &amp;#8212; Clinton-Massie, Alter, Valley View, Carlisle and Waynesville &amp;#8212; qualified for the Division IV state playoffs. First-round games are 7 p.m. Saturday:

Division IV, Region 16

No. 1 Clinton-Massie (10-0)

Game: host No. 8 Waynesville (8-2)

Notable: Falcons defense has recorded four shutouts and is allowing an average of 5.3 points per game. The most they have allowed? Fourteen points to London (5-5)

No. 2 Alter (10-0)

Game: host No. 7 Jonathan Alder (7-3)

Notable: Three words: Defending state champion. Everyone wants a piece of Alter, and the Knights have shown no signs of bending to pressure.

No. 5 Valley View (7-3)

Game: at No. 4 Kenton (9-1)

Notable: Spartans return to D-IV after two straight playoff appearances in D-III, although they left without a postseason win on each trip.

No. 6 Carlisle (8-2)

Game: at No. 3 North College Hill (10-0)

Notable: First trip to the playoffs since 2004 for the Indians. Good news for them in the region: They beat Waynesville. Bad news: They lost to Valley View.

No. 8 Waynesville (8-2)

Game: at No. 1 Clinton-Massie (10-0)

Notable: In four years in D-V, progressed from ninth in region in &amp;#8217;05 and &amp;#8217;06 to the playoffs in &amp;#8217;07 and a first-round win against WL-S last season. What&amp;#8217;s next?

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Six local high school football teams &amp;#8212; Tippecanoe, Bellefontaine, Chaminade Julienne, Eaton, Monroe and Shawnee &amp;#8212; qualified for the Division III state playoffs. First-round games are 7:30 p.m. Friday:

Division III, Region 10

No. 5 Tippecanoe (8-2)

Game: at No. 4 Sandusky Perkins (9-1)

Notable: From 2005-08, Tipp went a combined 35-5 in the regular season - and lost in the first round each time. Three of those playoff losses came by 2, 7 and 7 points.

No. 7 Bellefontaine (8-2)

Game: at No. 2 Columbus Bishop Watterson (7-3)

Notable: Lost a heartbreaking 13-10 overtime game to Tecumseh in Week 10, but Chieftans won at least eight games for second time in three seasons.

Division III, Region 12

No. 3 Chaminade Julienne (8-2)

Game: host No. 6 Monroe (8-2)

Notable: Eagles&amp;#8217; first playoff appearance under fourth-year coach Andy Helms, although they&amp;#8217;re entering on a tough note after losing to Alter 21-0 in Week 10.

No. 6 Monroe (8-2)

Game: at No. 3 Chaminade Julienne (8-2)

Notable: Average 32.4 points per game, which makes the 7-3 Week 9 loss against Waynesville a head-scratcher. Back in playoffs after 2007 state semifinal appearance.

No. 7 Eaton (8-2)

Game: at No. 2 Cincinnati Wyoming (10-0)

Notable: Eagles won four straight to close season, including victories against Franklin and Valley View, which both finished 7-3.

No. 8 Shawnee (7-3)

Game: at No. 1 Goshen (8-2)

Notable: Moved into Region 12 after past three non-playoff seasons in Region 10. The Braves&amp;#8217; first challenge? No. 1 seed Goshen.

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Four local high school football teams &amp;#8212; Tecumseh, Trotwood-Madison, West Carrollton and Wilmington &amp;#8212; qualified for the Division II state playoffs. First-round games are 7:30 p.m. Friday:

Division II, Region 8

No. 3 Tecumseh (9-1)

Game: host No. 6 West Carrollton (8-2)

Notable: Started season 7-0 for an 18-game regular-season win streak before 14-10 loss to Shawnee. Arrows lost in second round to Anderson last year.

No. 4 Trotwood-Madison (7-3)

Game: host No. 5 Mount Healthy (7-3)

Notable: RB Antwan Gilbert gained 276 yards against Vandalia Butler on Friday to get to 2,031 on the season, helping Trotwood to third postseason in four years.

No. 6 West Carrollton (8-2)

Game: at No. 3 Tecumseh (9-1)

Notable: Followed 1-24 stretch with 12 wins in past 14 games to earn first postseason appearance since 2006 under first-year coach Rob Berger. 

No. 8 Wilmington (7-3)

Game: at No. 1 Cincinnati Turpin (10-0)

Notable: First playoff appearance since 2005, when Hurricane lost first-round game in overtime to Miami Trace. Three losses this season came to teams a combined 23-7.

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Three local high school football teams &amp;#8212; Springfield, Wayne and Centerville &amp;#8212; qualified for the Division I state playoffs. First-round games are 7 p.m. Saturday:

Division I, Region 3

No. 8 Springfield (6-4)

Game: at No. 1 Dublin Coffman (10-0)

Notable: Wildcats make their first postseason as a combined school, and QB George Walker and RB Trey DePriest are both major threats.

Division I, Region 4

No. 5 Wayne (7-3)

Game: at No. 4 Elder (7-2)

Notable: With healthy quarterback Braxton Miller, Warriors feel like they can match up to anyone, and they&amp;#8217;ve shown it by winning four straight.

No. 8 Centerville (8-2)

Game: at No. 1 St. Xavier (8-2)

Notable: Averaging 326.6 rushing yards per game, Elks stood up to their Cincinnati power opponent this season, losing 21-19 to Moeller in Week 3.

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