Greater Cincinnati high school football scores: Week 11 in Cincinnati

While Northern Kentucky teams are in regular season mode for another week, schools in Ohio and Indiana are in the postseason.

The Lawrenceburg and East Central postseason continues in Indiana, and Ohio will feature local teams in 35 postseason games.

Once these games start and the teams take the field, here you’ll find live score updates, highlights, videos and more from high school football games across Greater Cincinnati.

With time left in the first quarter, top-seeded Moeller led Sycamore 35-0 and Roman Mason had two interceptions in 97 seconds.

On the first drive against visiting Monroe, La Salle’s Ty Brown took the ball 96 yards for a 7-0 lead.

Division I, Region 2

Northmont 14, Lebanon 14 – Q2

Springboro 28, Dublin Jerome 0 – Q2

Wayne 8, Middletown 7 – Q2

Division I, Region 4

Moeller 42, Sycamore 0 – Q2

Lakota West 27, Walnut Hills 0 – Q2

Fairfield 7, Princeton 7 – Q2

Hamilton 14, Oak Hills 0 – Q2

St. Xavier 21, Milford 0 – Q2

Senior 14, Mason 0 – Q2

Lakota East 14, West Clermont 7 – Q1

Division II, Region 8

Anderson 8, Edgewood 0 – Q1

La Salle 34, Monroe 7 – Q2

Badin 14, Trotwood-Madison 0 – Q2

Mount Healthy 19, Aiken 0 – Q2

Harrison 14, Troy 7 – Q2

Withdraw 0, Kings 0 – Q2

Division III, Region 12

Tippecanoe 7, Talawanda 0 – Q1

London 15, Ross 7 – Q2

McNicholas 14, Celina 3 – Q2

Wilmington 14, Batavia 6 – Q2

Division IV, Region 16

Clinton-Massie 28, Roger Bacon 0 – Q2

Wyoming 28, Shroder 0 – Q2

New Richmond 12, Valley View 7 – Q1

Brookville 21, CHCA 14 – Q2

Taft 50, Kenton Ridge 0 – Q3

Taylor 7, Urbana 0 – Q2

Indian Hill 15, Northridge 6 – Q2

Division V, Region 20

Waynesville 7, Middletown Madison 0 – Q1

Madera 14, Williamsburg 0 – Q2

Division VI, Region 24

Cincinnati Country, Day 10, Deer Park 0 – Q2

St. Bernard-Elmwood Place 12, Dayton Christian 0 – Q2

Purcell Marian 0, Paint Valley 0 – Q1

Northeastern 13, Miami Valley Christian 0 – Q2

Division VII, Region 28

Cincinnati College Prep 8, Southeastern 7 – Q2

Class 5A

East Central 14, Seymour 0 – Q1

Class 3A

Greensburg 0, Lawrenceburg 0 – Q1

Ashland Blazer 0, Simon Kenton 0 – Q1

Bishop Brossart 0, Pendleton County 0 – Q1

Covington Catholic 35, Campbell County 0 – Q2

Dayton 0, Trimble County 0 – Q1

Dixie Heights 0, Ryle 0 – Q1

Holy Cross 0, Newport 0 – Q1

Jackson County 0, Bellevue 0 – Q1

Marion County 0, Grant County 0 – Q1

Newport Central Catholic 21, Holmes 0 – Q1

Paris 20, Ludlow 0 – Q2

Lloyd Memorial 35, Scott 0 – Q2

Boone County 7, Walton-Verona 0 – Q2

The postseason starts in 30 minutes. Make a final preview at all local postseason games in week 11.

After two seasons and an 0-20 record with the Cardinals, Colerain head coach Carl Huber has stepped down. Colerain sporting director Matt Stoinoff has revealed that a new coach is expected to be appointed before Christmas.

Before postseason play begins, take a look at some small schools and hidden programs that can do this some noise on the way to the state championship.

Check out the penultimate one Kentucky high school football media poll to see which local teams finished in the top 10 in each of Kentucky’s six classes.

What are the best matchups in the first round of the Ohio high school football postseason? Is there any unrest possible in week 11? Check here to preview your battles in southwestern Ohio.

The USA Today Network Ohio High School Football Super 25 poll is voted on by a panel of sports writers and editors from across Ohio. The poll includes the top 25 teams in Ohio, regardless of division.

In the final by voting in the Super 25 pollMoeller topped the list, and five other local programs made the top 25 list. Check out the list to see where Cincinnati teams ranked among the best in the state.

Which Greater Cincinnati high school football teams won in Week 10?

Last week was the final week of the regular season in Ohio, while Kentucky has one more week before the postseason. To see how teams got to this point, go back and review the file Week 10 finals and Ohio box scores as well as the results Northern Kentucky and Indiana.

Get high school football scores across Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana on Scorestream

Watch OHSAA and KHSAA football games on the NFHS Network

Watch Southwest Ohio high school football games this season

Watch Kentucky football games this season

Watch Indiana football games this season

The NFHS network is the production of the so-called National Federation of State High School Associations AND Play! Sports which gives schools the ability to stream and broadcast sporting events, even without a full broadcast staff.

The Greater Cincinnati Week 11 schedule it has many games worth watching. In Ohio, schools such as Anderson, Blanchester, Clermont Northeastern, Colerain, Fairfield, Hamilton, Indian Hill, Lakota East, Lakota West, Lockland, Monroe, Northwest, Oak Hills, Waynesville and Western Brown have included home football broadcasts on their broadcast schedule.

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