CINCINNATI — Friday already?! This high school football season is flying by, and we're trying to keep up with those ever-important computer points.
The WCPO 9 Friday Football Game of the Week featured a matchup between two teams with a lot of points on the line as the postseason nears. Both Anderson and Winton Woods were undefeated heading into the night, with the winner clinching at least a share of the Eastern Cincinnati Conference title.
In the end, Anderson got the 31-17 win. The Raptors are 9-0 for the first time since 2009. They'll conclude the regular season at Loveland next week.
Lakota West continued their win streak over rival Lakota East, winning 42-24 at home.
Middletown won their first four games of the season but lost the next four. They had the reigning conference champs in town for a chance to turn things around. While the Middies hung around, Princeton won it 13-7. The Vikings are in the driver's seat for another GMC title.
Last year, Indian Hill snapped Wyoming's win streak. But the Cowboys got redemption tonight, winning 23-13 in a highly-anticipated CHL matchup on the road.
Great Crossing is the No. 12 team in Kentucky Class 6A, but they didn't stand a chance against Ryle. The Raiders were up 22-0 in the first half thanks to Landon Lorms, still making catches despite a cast and broken finger. Ryle won 36-8.
Bellevue crushed Dayton last week — but could they keep that magic alive? The short answer is no. Newport scored 39 on them to nab the win.
Roger Bacon was having plenty of fun in their 29-8 victory over Purcell Marian — even getting a defensive tackle a catch during one of their series. Check out Jesse Eubanks' hustle.
Lee Thomas continues to dominate for Cincinnati Country Day, leading them to a 47-0 win over Lockland.
Purple Friday turned into Victory Friday for Elder, who sent Bishop Chatard back to Indy with a 14-0 loss.
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