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Saturday, November 7, 2009
2009 Playoffs; Lakota West falls to Anderson
Anderson holds on to beat Lakota West 24-21 Saturday night in a Division I, Region 4 quarterfinal at Anderson.
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2009 Playoffs: Carlisle beats NCH
Carlisle wins it’s first-ever state playoff game with a 21-13 win over North College Hill.
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2009 Playoffs: Middletown mauls Moeller
Middletown made quite a return to the state football playoffs.
Playing in the postseason for the time since 1990, the Middies routed Moeller 45-10 on Saturday, Nov. 7, in the Division I, Region 4 quarterfinals at Lockland’s Roettger Stadium.
Caleb Watkins and Antonio Banks scored a pair of touchdowns apiece to lead the Middies (10-1). Moeller finishes 9-2.
Middletown advances to face Anderson, a 24-21 winner over Lakota West, next Saturday at a site to be determined.
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2009 Playoffs: Greenwood scores for Middies
J.J. Greenwood returns a fumble on a kickoff for a score to give Middletown a 45-3 lead over Moeller.
The Crusaders just recovered a fumble in the end zone for a TD to make it 45-10, but there’s less than 2 minutes to play.
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2009 Playoffs; Anderson takes the lead
Anderson gets a 43-yard field goal to take a 24-21 lead over Lakota West with 2:39 to play in Saturday’s Division I, Region 4 quarterfinal.
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2009 Playoffs: Middies rolling
Jerry Gates scores on a fake field-goal attempt as the Middies continue to pile up the points vs. Moeller.
It’s 38-3 Middletown in the fourth quarter.
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2009 Playoffs: Lakota West ties it up
John Peters hits Kyle Kramer for a 64-yard TD pass and Jordan Thompson adds the 2-point conversion run as Lakota West is tied with Anderson 21-21 with 7:12 remaining.
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2009 Playoffs: Carlisle scores again
Nick McGill scores on a 1 yard run and Kris Garrett boots the PAT to up Carlisle’s lead over North College Hill to 21-13 with 3:38 to play.
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2009 Playoffs: Carlisle takes the lead
Jake Gibson’s 1-yard plunge on third and goal draws Carlisle even with North College Hill. Kris Garrett’s PAT gives the Indians a 14-13 lead with 10 minutes to go.
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2009 Playoffs: Middies score again
Caleb Watkins throws an 18-yard TD pass to Nick McKnight and the Middies are salting this one way.
They lead Moeller 32-3 in a first-round Division I playoff game at Lockland with 8:56 to play.
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2009 Playoffs: Middies pulling away from Moeller
Antonio Banks scores his second touchdown of the third quarter and Middletown leads Moeller 25-3 with 36 seconds left in the stanza.
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2009 Playoffs: Anderson ups its lead over West
Anderson now leads Lakota West 21-13 with about 5 minutes left in the third quarter.
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2009 Playoffs; Middies extend lead
MIddletown’s Antonio Banks scores on a 12-yard run and the Middies lead Moeller 19-3 in the third quarter of Saturday night’s Division I, Region 4 quarterfinal.
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2009 Playoffs: Valley View down 22-7 at halftime
Valley View trails Kenton 22-7 at halftime in Division IV, Region 16 quarterfinal action here in northwest Ohio.
If you like passing, this is the place to be. Kyle Pohl is 18-of-31 for 152 yards for the Spartans, while Maty Mauk is 17-of-27 for 174 yards for the Wildcats.
Both teams have recovered an onside kick. Kenton’s Max Morrison returned the opening kickoff 83 yards for a touchdown, and the Wildcats led 14-0 with 9:04 left in the first period. Mauk has a pair of scoring passes.
Valley View’s touchdown was a 9-yard pass from Pohl to Brandon Fox with 4:45 left in the first period.
The second half is just about to begin at Robinson Field.
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2009 Playoffs: Carlisle trails NCH at halftime
The host Trojans lead the Indians 13-7 at halftime of their Division IV, Region 16 quarterfinal.
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2009 Playoffs; Anderson regains lead
Kyle Slater’s second TD of the night gives Anderson a 14-13 lead over Lakota West with less than a minute to play in the first half.
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2009 Playoffs; Waynesville down big at halftime
The Spartans trail host Clinton-Massie 33-0 at halftime of Saturday night’s D-IV, Region 16 quarterfinal.
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2009 Playoffs: Middies up at the half
Middletown still holds a 12-3 lead over Moeller at halftime of their Division I, Region 4 quarterfinal at Lockland.
Caleb Watkins has scored both TDs for the Middies.
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2009 Playoffs: Clinton-Massie up big on Waynesville
The Falcons took a 21-0 lead into the second quarter over visiting Waynesville.
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2009 Playoffs: Carlisle trails NCH
North College Hill leads Carlisle 13-7 midway through the second quarter of their Division IV, Region 16 quarterfinal.
The Indians’ TD came on an 80-yard run by Jordan Jacobs. That TD tied the game.
NCH just took the lead on a 12-yard TD pass by Dakota Dartis.
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2009 Playoffs: West takes the lead
The Firebirds lead Anderson 13-7 with just over 5 minutes to play in the second quarter thanks to John Peters’ 18-yard TD pass to Jordan Thompson. The PAT was blocked.
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2009 Playoffs: Middies extend their lead
Caleb Watkins scores his second TD of the night to give the Middies a 12-3 lead over Moeller with 11 minutes left in the second quarter. Middletown’s PAT was blocked.
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Carlisle-NCH scoreless
Still no score between Carlisle and North College Hill in the Division IV regional quarterfinals at North College Hill as the game heads to the second quarter.
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West on the board
The Firebirds tie Anderson at 7 on a 14-play, 80-yard drive. Jordan Thompson caps the march with a 1-yard TD run.
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2009 Playoffs: Moeller gets on the board
Moeller answer’s Middletown’s touchdown with a field goal midway through the first quarter. It’s Middletown 6, Moeller 3 in the Division I, Region 4 quarterfinals at Lockland.
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2009 Playoffs: Middies strike first
On Middletown’s second offensive play of the game, quarterback Caleb Watkins scampers 72 yards for a touchdown against Moeller. The PAT failed, and it’s 6-0 Middies less than 3 minutes into the game.
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2009 Playoffs: Terrible start for Lak. West
Anderson’s Kyle Slater returns the opening kickoff 98 yards for a score against Lakota West. The PAT is good and it’s quickly 7-0 Anderson.
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Fenwick falls in regional finals
It’s over at Hilliard Bradley.
Top-ranked Columbus Bexley scored two goals in the final 12 minutes to beat Fenwick 2-0 in the Division II regional championship game.
Bexley (19-0-3) advances to the state semifinals on Wednesday night. Fenwick, the defending state champ, finishes 12-4-5.
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Fenwick fails behind
Bexley breaks the scoreless tie with 12:19 to play to grab a 1-0 lead over Fenwick in the D-II girls soccer regional final.
The Lions add another goal three minutes later, and it’s 2-0 Bexley with 8 minutes to play.
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Fenwick soccer update
Fenwick High’s girls soccer team is tied with Columbus Bexley at halftime of the Division II regioanl finals at Hilliard Bradley High School.
The Falcons are the defending state champs. Bexley is the top-ranked team in the state this season.
