Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky high school football scores for Week 2


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More scores:Greater Cincinnati high school sports scores, Aug. 21-27

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Cincinnati high school football scores in Week 2

Greater Miami Conference

  • Hamilton 21, Lakota East 0 - FINAL

Hamilton’s defense allowed just 271 total yards and forced four turnovers in a road shutout win over Lakota East Friday night to even its record on the year. The Big Blue got a big night from quarterback Antonio Mathis, who went 14-of-18 for 176 yards with touchdown tosses to Roemale Shephard-Ruffin and Na’sir Harper. Cournell Bennett-McCoy, who ran for 104 yards on 28 carries, capped the scoring with a 12-yard touchdown run with 1:25 remaining in the game. Hamilton’s defense got interceptions from Marlon Reed, C.J. Bryant and Jailen Morris along with a fumble recovery from Bennett-McCoy. Elsewhere, Mason Holbrook had 1.5 sacks and Gracen Goldsmith led Hamilton with seven tackles and a sack.  

Lakota East quarterback Jamison Kitna was 15-of-31 for 189 yards while Ryder Hooks led the Thunderhawks rushing attack with 59 yards. Zion Neal was the game’s leading receiver with 10 catches for 132 yards.  

Hamilton – 7 14 0 0 – 21 

Lakota East – 0 0 0 0 – 0 

H- Harper 25 pass from Mathis (Stephens kick) 

H- Shephard-Ruffin 43 pass from Mathis (Stephens kick) 

H- Bennett-McCoy 12 run (Stephens kick) 

Records: H 1-1 (1-0 GMC), LE 0-2 (0-1 GMC) 

  • Middletown 20, Colerain 3 - FINAL
  • Mason 24, Oak Hills 14 - FINAL
  • Sycamore 24, Fairfield 21 - FINAL
  • Princeton 18, Lakota West 3 - FINAL

A pair of David Hambrick touchdown runs and a P.J. Nelson 15-yard pick-six in the second half helped Princeton hand Lakota West its first Greater Miami Conference loss since 2019. Lakota West led 3-0 at halftime after Brayden Benner’s 24-yard field goal, but Princeton’s defense would go onto allow only 126 total yards. Offensively, Princeton churned out 174 yards on the ground. Hambrick had 50 yards on 15 carries to go with two touchdowns and DeAngelo Birch went for 101 on 15 totes.  

Princeton sophomore defensive back Andrew Wells tallied a game-high 12 tackles while defensive ends Khy’Lek Jarrett and Gino Nesmith each had 1.5 sacks. Brennan Remy led Lakota West’s offense with six catches for 49 yards. Jiovionni Wilson and Trey Barnette each had two catches for the Firebirds, combining for 72 yards.  

Princeton – 0 0 6 12 – 18 

Lakota West – 0 3 0 0 – 3  

LW- FG Benner 24 

P- Hambrick 1 run (kick failed) 

P- Hambrick 2 run (kick failed) 

P- Nelson 15 INT return (kick failed) 

Records: P 2-0 (1-0 GMC), LW 0-2 (0-1 GMC) 

Eastern Cincinnati Conference

  • Anderson 48, Loveland 14 - FINAL
  • Kings 38, Turpin 10 - FINAL
  • Milford 34, Lebanon 29 - FINAL

More:“What a game.” Milford football survives late comeback attempt to beat Lebanon, 34-29

Milford – 14 7 7 6 – 34

Lebanon – 0 3 14 12 – 29

M– Davis 89 punt return (Cooper kick)

M– Davis 16 pass from Brand (Cooper kick)

L– FG Forte 21

M– Luani 3 run (Cooper kick)

M– Melgard 39 pass from Brand (Cooper kick)

L– Edmonds 12 pass from Faler (Forte kick)

L– Koch 42 pass from Wallace (Forte kick)

L– Williams 13 pass from Faler (pass failed)

L– Roddy 70 pass from Faler (pass failed)

M– Davis 14 pass from Brand (pass failed)

Records: M 2-0 (1-0 ECC), L 1-1 (0-1 ECC).

  • West Clermont 33, Little Miami 14 - FINAL

Trailing 14-7 at the half, West Clermont turned to running back Bo Rickman to pull away in the second half. Rickman’s trio of third-quarter touchdown runs gave West Clermont a 26-14 lead going into the fourth quarter and Landon Young’s 2-yard touchdown run with 2:53 remaining sealed a win for the Wolves. Rickman and Young each crossed the century mark on the ground with Rickman running for 185 yards on 17 attempts and Young going for 103 on 16 totes. Young also opened the game’s scoring in the first quarter with a seven-yard touchdown catch from West Clermont quarterback Bryson Earley.  

Little Miami built its halftime lead behind quarterback Case Miller, who threw a touchdown to Charlie McGuinness and ran for a 1-yard score to make it 14-7. 

Little Miami – 0 14 0 0 – 14 

West Clermont – 7 0 19 7 0 – 33 

WC- Young 7 pass from Earley (Cooper kick) 

LM- McGuinness 31 pass from Miller (Hoffman kick) 

LM- Miller 1 run (Hoffman kick) 

WC- Rickman 10 run (kick failed) 

WC- Rickman 36 run (run failed) 

WC- Rickman 18 run (Cooper kick) 

WC- Young 2 run (Cooper kick) 

Records: WC 1-1 (1-0 ECC), LM 0-2 (0-1 ECC) 

  • Winton Woods 48, Walnut Hills 0 - FINAL

Greater Catholic League-South

  • Elder 35, Ss. Neumann Goretti 14 - FINAL

A big first half elevated Elder to its first win of the season Friday night as the Panthers opened up a 21-0 lead early in the second quarter. Quarterback Ryan Brass was effective through the air and on the ground, throwing touchdowns to Josh Mirus and Drew Murphy in the first half and running for two touchdowns in the second half to help Elder pull away. Brass finished 11-of-18 for 180 yards and ran for a game-high 84 on 12 carries. Mirus led all receivers with seven catches for 101 yards and a score.  

Defensively, Elder forced three turnovers with Joshua Dugan recovering a pair of fumbles and Max Stallmeyer jumping on another. Henry Heitz tallied two sacks for the Panthers. Elder will stay at home next week when it welcomes Springboro to The Pit.  

Saints Neumann-Goretti – 0 8 6 0 – 14 

Elder – 14 7 7 7 – 35 

E- Meyer 1 run (Roth kick) 

E- Mirus 45 pass from Brass (Roth kick) 

E- Murphy 56 pass from Brass (Roth kick) 

SNG- Reid 22 pass from Wharton (Prescott run) 

SNG- Reid 92 KO return (run failed) 

E- Brass 38 run (Roth kick) 

E- Brass 6 run (Roth kick) 

Records: E 1-1, SNG 0-1.

  • Northmont 35, La Salle 31 - FINAL
  • Moeller 57, Bishop Dwenger 0 - FINAL
  • St. Xavier vs. Detroit Martin Luther King (Saturday)

Cincinnati Hills League

  • Shawnee 35, Madeira 7 - FINAL
  • Lawrenceburg 10, Taylor 7 - FINAL
  • Wyoming 13, Monroe 0 - FINAL
  • Taft 40, Reading 27 - FINAL
  • Shroder at Deer Park (Saturday)

Greater Catholic League - Coed

  • Badin 10, St. Francis DeSales 6 - FINAL

Lem Grayson’s 1-yard touchdown run with 4:21 left in regulation was enough to lift Badin to its 30th consecutive regular-season victory. The Rams trailed 6-0 in the third quarter but rallied with 10 consecutive points to improve to 2-0 on the year. Senior kicker Nick Warner got the Rams on the board with a 41-yard field goal in the third quarter. Badin is now one victory away from matching a school record for most consecutive regular season wins. The Rams won 31 in a row from 1963-66.  

Badin – 0 0 3 7 – 10 

St. Francis DeSales – 0 0 6 0 – 6 

SFD- Garlock 26 pass from Day (kick failed) 

B- FG Warner 41 

B- Grayson 1 run (Warner kick) 

Records: B 2-0, SFD 1-1  

  • Wheelersburg 20, McNicholas 17 - FINAL

Southwest Ohio Conference

  • Indian Hill 42, Northwest 7 - FINAL
  • Fenwick 49, Talawanda 0 - FINAL
  • Ross at Mount Healthy (Saturday)

Cincinnati Metro Athletic Conference

  • Withrow 29, Springboro 10 - FINAL
  • Dixie Heights 33, Hughes 8 - FINAL
  • Meadowdale 0, Woodward 0 - Q1

Miami Valley Conference

  • Mariemont 28, Norwood 7 - FINAL
  • Roger Bacon 39, Western Hills 20 - FINAL
  • Cincinnati College Prep 22, Summit Country Day 9 - FINAL
  • Riverview East 32, New Miami 26 - FINAL
  • Purcell Marian 26, Aiken 6 - FINAL
  • Bishop Ready 56, CHCA 22 - FINAL
  • Cincinnati Country Day 33, Bradford 6 - FINAL
  • Lockland 54, Southern Buckeye 6 - FINAL
  • North College Hill 20, Middletown Christian 0 - FINAL
  • Finneytown at St. Bernard-Elmwood Place (Saturday)

Southern Buckeye Conference

  • Clermont Northeastern 33, Miami Valley Christian 21 - FINAL
  • Clark Montessori 14, Fayetteville-Perry 8 - Q3
  • Blanchester 35, Batavia 20 - FINAL
  • Clinton-Massie 42, Edgewood 0 - FINAL
  • Cedarville 35, East Clinton 0 - FINAL
  • Hillsboro 56, Goshen 19 - FINAL
  • Wilmington 24, Miami Trace 21 - FINAL
  • Washington Courthouse 39, Western Brown 20 - FINAL
  • Williamsburg 54, New Richmond 39 - FINAL

Southwestern Buckeye League

  • Middletown Madison 21, Gamble Montessori 6 - FINAL
  • Waynesville 24, Greeneview 20 - FINAL

Northern Kentucky high school football scores in Week 2

  • Bethel-Tate 18, Bishop Brossart 14 - FINAL
  • Simon Kenton vs. Woodford County - CANCELED
  • Beechwood 50, Campbell County 7 - FINAL
  • Cooper 42, Henry Clay 2 - FINAL
  • Dayton 48, Pendleton County 17 - FINAL
  • Grant County 34, Fort Knox 0 - FINAL
  • Covington Catholic 35, Highlands 21 - FINAL
  • Newport 48, Holmes 6 - FINAL
  • Holy Cross 32, Dohn Community 14 - FINAL
  • Lloyd Memorial 47, Boone County 14 - FINAL
  • Newport Central Catholic 42, Walton-Verona 7 - FINAL
  • Ryle 28, Conner 7 - FINAL
  • North Bullitt 56, Scott 25 - FINAL
  • Trimble County 8, Bellevue 6 - FINAL

Indiana

  • East Central 42, Harrison 7 - FINAL
  • South Dearborn 41, Madison 0 - FINAL


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