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Latest projections for the Ohio high school playoffs at the end of the regular season
CINCINNATI Ohio high school football's postseason picture is in focus early Saturday afternoon across seven divisions in Greater Cincinnati.
Computer points analyst Joe Eitel, who helps the Ohio High School Athletic Association with the weekly football computer points reviews during the season, has the latest playoff projections late Friday evening to early Saturday morning. The regular competition ends on Saturday evening.
Eitel's projections are considered unofficial until the OHSAA likely announces the playoff qualifiers Saturday night or early Sunday morning.
The OHSAA said 448 schools, the top 16 in each region, will qualify for the playoffs. The Ohio high school football playoffs begin Nov. 1.
In Division I, Region 2, Lebanon (6-4) will host a first-round playoff game as the No. 6 seed plays Clayton Northmont (2-8) on Nov. 1 at 7 p.m. Middletown (5-5) is the No. 9 seed and will play at No. 8 Huber Heights Wayne (5-5).
Middletown is led by head coach Kali Jones, who is in his first season with the Middies. Jones, Withrow's former head coach, was Huber Heights Wayne's assistant offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach from 2011 to 2014.
In Division I, Region 4, Moeller (9-1) is the No. 1 seed. The Crusaders will host No. 16 Sycamore (1-9) at Mount St. Joseph University.
Lakota West (9-1), a Greater Miami Conference co-champion with Princeton (8-2), is the No. 2 seed. Winton Woods (9-1) is the No. 3 seed and hosts No. 14 Little Miami (1-9). It will be a reunion for Little Miami coach Arryn Chenault who returns to Winton Woods where he was special teams coordinator in 2023.
Princeton is projected to be ranked No. 4 and will host Fairfield (2-8). The Vikings defeated visiting Fairfield 62-30 on Oct. 11.
Hamilton (8-2), the No. 5 seed, plays host to No. 12 Oak Hills (4-6) in a rematch of the Sept. 20 game in which host Big Blue won 34-7.
Elder (5-5) is No. 7 and hosts No. 10 Mason (5-5).
Lakota East (7-3), the No. 8 seed, hosts No. 9 West Clermont (7-3). It was quite a turnaround for Lakota East, which had a 1-9 record in 2023. The Thunderhawks are led by head coach Jon Kitna, a former former NFL player.
In Division II, Region 8, Anderson (10-0) is the No. 1 seed. The Raptors posted their first 10-0 record since 2009. It is the fifth time in program history that Anderson has gone undefeated in the regular season.
Anderson plays host to No. 16 Edgewood (3-7).
La Salle (8-2) is No. 2 and hosts No. 15 Monroe (4-6). The Lancers continue a major turnaround after winning six games in 2022 and 2023 combined.
Xenia (9-1) is the No. 3 seed. Badin (8-2), the winner of the Greater Catholic League Co-Ed championship, is the No. 4 seed.
Mount Healthy (8-2) is No. 5 and plays host to Aiken (6-3). Harrison (8-2) is the No. 6 seed.
Kings (8-2) is No. 7 and hosts No. 10 Withrow (5-5).
In Division III, Region 12, McNicholas (8-2) is expected to be No. 6, while Batavia (8-2) will be No. 7. It's been quite a turnaround for Batavia, which had a 3-7 record in 2023.
Wilmington (6-4) is No. 10, while Ross (4-6) is No. 13. Franklin (4-6) is No. 15 and Talawanda (3-7) is No. 16.
In Division IV, Region 16, Clinton-Massie (8-2) is the No. 1 seed. Wyoming (10-0) is No. 2. Wyoming just completed its 24th undefeated regular season in program history on Friday evening.
Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy (9-1) is No. 4, while Taft (8-2) is No. 5.
Taylor (8-2) earned the No. 6 seed with a win over Indian Hill on Friday night. The Braves (7-3) are No. 9.
New Richmond (5-5), Shroder (7-3) and Roger Bacon (6-4) also participate. New Richmond and Shroder are ranked No. 14 or 15. Shroder would earn points if Dayton Christian upsets Cincinnati College Preparatory Academy on Saturday afternoon, Eitel said.
New Richmond will likely remain at No. 14 and Shroder No. 15 if Friday night's results hold true.
In Division V, Region 20, Williamsburg (9-1) will host a first-round match as the No. 6 seed against No. 11 Madeira (5-5).
In Division VI, Region 24, Cincinnati Country Day (9-1), which earned its fourth straight Miami Valley Conference Gray division title, is ranked No. 2. St. Bernard-Elmwood Place (8-2) is No. 5 .
Miami Valley Christian Academy (4-6) and Purcell Marian (5-5, 4-5 by OHSAA) have clinched playoff spots. Hertenkamp (4-6) is also in.
In Division VII, Region 28, Cincinnati College Prep (6-2) can clinch the No. 3 seed with a win over Dayton Christian Saturday afternoon. If the Lions lose, they would be the No. 4 seed.
Lockland (2-7) is projected to be No. 16 in the region.
High school football in Ohio
Unofficial Playoff Pairings
Regional matches in the first round
(All matches Friday, November 1 at 7 p.m., unless otherwise stated)
Division I, Region 2
No. 16 Central Crossing (1-9) at No. 1 Kettering Fairmont (8-2)
No. 15 Beavercreek (3-7) and No. 2 Centerville (7-3)
No. 14 Dublin Coffman (2-8) and No. 3 Westland (8-2)
No. 13 Hilliard Bradley (2-8) and No. 4 Springfield (6-4)
No. 12 Marysville (3-7) and No. 5 Hilliard Davidson (6-4)
No. 11 Clayton Northmont (2-8) op No. 6 Lebanon (6-4)
No. 10 Dublin Jerome (4-6) and No. 7 Springboro (6-4)
No. 9 Middletown (5-5) op No. 8 Huber Heights Wayne (5-5)
Division I, Region 4
No. 16 Sycamore (1-9) at No. 1 Moeller (9-1) at Mount St. Joseph University
No. 15 Walnut Hills (1-9) and No. 2 Lakota West (9-1)
No. 14 Little Miami (1-9) and No. 3 Winton Woods (9-1)
No. 13 Fairfield (2-8) and No. 4 Princeton (8-2)
No. 12 Oak Hills (4-6) and No. 5 Hamilton (8-2)
No. 11 Milford (4-6) and No. 6 St. Xavier (7-3)
No. 10 Mason (5-5) and No. 7 Elder (5-5)
No. 9 West Clermont (7-3) and No. 8 Lakota East (7-3)
Division II, Region 8
No. 16 Edgewood (3-7) and No. 1 Anderson (10-0)
No. 15 Monroe (4-6) and No. 2 La Sall (8-2)
No. 14 Sidney (5-5) and No. 3 Xenia (9-1)
No. 13 Trotwood-Madison (5-5) and No. 4 Badin (8-2)
No. 12 Aiken (6-3) and No. 5 Mount Healthy (8-2)
No. 11 Troy (6-4) and No. 6 Harrison (8-2)
No. 10 Withrow (5-5) and No. 7 Kings (8-2)
No. 9 Lima Senior (9-1) and No. 8 Vandalia Butler (8-2)
Division III, Region 12
No. 16 Tawanda (3-7) and No. 1 Tippekano (10-0)
No. 15 Franklin (4-6) and No. 2 Wapakoneta (10-0)
No. 14 Meadowdale (7-3) and No. 3 Bellbrook (9-1)
No. 13 Ross (4-6) and No. 4 London (10-0)
No. 12 Chaminade Julienne (5-5) and No. 5 Bellefontaine (8-2)
No. 11 Celina (6-4) and No. 6 McNicholas (8-2)
No. 10 Wilmington (6-4) and No. 7 Batavia (8-2)
No. 9 Miami Trace (7-3) at St. Marys Memorial No. 8 (8-2)
Division IV, Region 16
No. 16 Roger Bacon (6-4) and No. 1 Clinton-Massie (8-2)
Shroder (7-3) of New Richmond (5-5) at No. 2 Wyoming (10-0)
Shroder (7-3) of New Richmond (5-5) at No. 3 Valley View (8-2)
No. 13 Brookville (6-4) and No. 4 CHCA (9-1)
No. 12 Kenton Ridge (7-3) and No. 5 Taft (8-2)
No. 11 Urbana (7-3) and No. 6 Taylor (8-2)
No. 10 Alter (5-5) and No. 7 Eaton (8-2)
No. 9 Indian Hill (7-3) and No. 8 Northridge (7-3)
Division V, Region 20
No. 16 St. Paris Graham (3-7) and No. 1 Jamestown Greeneview (10-0)
No. 15 Arcanum (6-4) at No. 2 West Liberty-Salem (9-1)
No. 14 Middletown Madison (4-6) and No. 3 Waynesville (7-3)
No. 13 Marion Pleasant (5-5) and No. 4 Preble Shawnee (9-1)
No. 12 Versailles (5-5) at No. 5 Indian Lake (8-2)
No. 11 Madeira (5-5) and No. 6 Williamsburg (9-1)
No. 10 Milton-Union (6-4) and No. 7 Miami East (7-3)
No. 9 Lima Bath (5-50 and No. 8 Carlisle (5-5)
Division VI, Region 24
Unofficial seeds:
1. Cold water (9-1)
2. Day of Cincinnati (9-1)
3. Anna (7-3)
4. Portsmouth West (7-3)
5. St. Bernard-Elmwood Site (8-2)
6. Paint Valley (7-3)
7-8. Rock Hill (7-3)
8-9. Northeast (6-4)
9-10. Christian Academy of Miami Valley (4-6)
10-11. Madison Plains (6-4)
11-12. Purcell Marian (4-5)
Dayton Christian plays at Cincinnati College Prep on Saturday at 3 p.m. For a win: No. 7. For a loss: 12-13.
12-13. Chesapeake (5-5)
14-15 Lima Perry (5-5)
15-16 Hertenkamp (4-6)
14-16. Covington (3-7)
Division VII, Region 28
Unofficial seeds
1. Maria Stein Marion Local (10-0)
2. Minister (8-2)
3-4. Ansonia (9-1)
Cincinnati College Prep will host Dayton Christian on Saturday at 3 p.m. For a win: No. 3. For a loss: No. 4.
5. Sidney Lehman Catholic (8-2)
6. Ridgemont (8-2)
7. Sint-Hendrik (6-4)
8. Waynesfield-Goshen (7-3)
9. Driedorp (8-2)
10. New Bremen (5-5)
11. Fort Loramie (5-5)
12. Riverbank (4-6)
13. Twin Valley South (5-5)
14. Southeast local (4-6)
15.Manchester (3-6)
16. Slotland (2-7)
All playoff rounds leading up to the state finals will be held on Friday for all seven divisions. The top eight seeds in each of the regions will host first-round matches.
There are 707 schools in the football computer ratings for 11 players. The 72 largest schools are in Division I, while the remaining schools are evenly divided into Divisions II through VII (approximately 106 schools in each division).
The regional semi-finals, regional finals and provincial semi-finals will be held at neutral locations.
The state finals are Dec. 5-7 at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium in Canton. The schedule:
Thursday, December 5 Division II at 7:00 PM
Friday, December 6 Division VII at 10:30 am
Friday, December 6 Division III at 3 p.m
Friday, December 6 Division I at 7:30 PM
Saturday, December 7 Division VI at 10:30 am
Saturday, December 7 Division V at 3 p.m
Saturday, December 7 Division IV at 7:30 PM
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