CINCINNATI — This high school football season is flying by! We're officially wrapping up the regular season in Ohio this week, while teams in Northern Kentucky also inch closer to the playoffs.
The WCPO 9 Friday Football Game of the Week was a fight between Badin and McNicholas for the GCL Co-Ed title. While the postseason awaits both teams, both were focused on winning the championship.
In the end, Badin takes it, winning 10-6. The Rams have won eight consecutive games since starting the campaign with an 0-2 record.
Lakota East had a successful trip to the west side, dominating Oak Hills 24-6.
The other Lakota school had a similar result when traveling to Mason. The Firebirds won 41-0.
Serious playoff implications were on the line as Little Miami and West Clermont faced off Friday night. The Wolves were able to come out on top, winning 17-7 at home.
The Lancers knocked off the Panthers at the Pit, 35-24. They could end up as high as a 2-seed in the playoffs. Click here for the latest playoff projections.
Indian Hill got off to a fast lead against Taylor, but the Yellowjackets ended the night on a 28-7 run, winning 28-21.
The winner of Week 10's matchup between Madeira and Deer Park unofficially guaranteed their spot in the playoffs. In a close battle, Madeira won 20-14 on the road.
Cincinnati Country Day nabbed its fourth straight conference title. The NightHawks beat St. Bernard-Elmwood Place 40-26.
There's still one more week of the regular season in Kentucky, but that doesn't mean there isn't a lot on the line for our NKY teams. Ryle routed Simon Kenton 37-0 on the road.
Up the road in Edgewood, the unanimous No. 1 in Class 5 Cooper went on the road and beat Dixie Heights, 63-21.
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