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CINCINNATI — The road to Canton continued Friday night as Kentucky high schools began their playoff journey.

Find a full list of games and their scores below:

25 Greater Cincinnati teams competed in the OHSAA football regional quarterfinals. The most anticipated game was a Division I, Region 4, matchup between rivals No. 9 seed St. Xavier and No. 1 seed Moeller at a sold-out Shea Stadium.

The game was the second between the two programs this season. The Crusaders won 20-17 on the road in Week 5 after the Bombers led for most of the game.

This time around, Moeller easily knocked out St. X, 28-7. They'll advance to play Mason Nov. 11 at a location to be determined by the Ohio High School Athletic Association.

Prince and Lakota West faced off in another Week 5 rematch, with Lakota West making a statement over their GMC rivals. The Firebirds won, 35-0.

Milford and Elder played for the first time since 1924. The Panthers defense dominated the Eagles, beating Milford 31-6. They'll play Lakota West next.

After winning seven consecutive games, Withrow fell to a dominant Kings team in Division II play. The Knights won 49-28. Kings will face Winton Woods, who knocked off Ross.

Little Miami, the biggest upset win last week, fell to No. 10 seed Anderson, 34-20. Anderson will play Edgewood next week.

In Division III, Monroe and Western Brown's high-scoring competition came down to a winning touchdown in the final minute. Western Brown quarterback Drew Novak, third in the nation in passing with 3,455 yards, ran one in to give his team a 39-36 win.

Wyoming, the No. 1 overall seed in their Division IV region, won big over Springfield Shawnee. The team's senior class has never lost a home game.

Taft won in a seesaw battle with Alter, 26-14.

In Indiana, Lawrenceburg dominated Batesville, winning 33-7. East Central also won big, taking out Martinsville 47-0.

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