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The Indian Hill Braves (11-0) , giving up only 7 touchdowns all year, and the #1 seed in Region 16, Division IV, will play Cincinnati Taft (11-0), giving up only 6 touchdowns all year, and the #4 seed.  The game will be played at Indian Hill HS on Friday at 7pm.

The Taft Senators have recorded 8 shutouts this season.  They defeated a strong Clinton Massie team last week in their first playoff game 44-7.  They have scored 520 points this year while only giving up 41.  They are led by their QB, Monsanna Torbert.  He has thrown for 1791 yards and has 27 TD passes and 0 interceptions.  He was the Offensive Player of the Year in their league.  Nijia Hill is a running back that has rushed for 443 yards and 11 TD's.  DL Bryce Brenner with 10.5 sacks and LB Adam Kirtley, Defensive Player of the Year in the league, lead the Senators defense.

The Braves have five shutouts this year.  They have scored 469 points and allowed only 55 for the season.  Indian Hill is led by 'do everything' Devlan Daniel at QB.  He has passed for 961 yards with 13 touchdowns and only 2 INT's.  He has also rushed for 942 yards and 19 TD's.  He has accounted for 32 total touchdowns.  RB Jacob Alexander has 635 yards and 7 touchdowns.  Dyland Hartman, Topher Wachtel and Evan Riggs lead the defense.  Dylan has 7 interceptions, Topher has 7 sacks and Evan leads the team in tackles with 87.

This should be a good one at Indian Hill Friday night.  Somebody will continue to the Regional Finals and somebody will lose their first game of the year.   GO BRAVES!

Tickets can be purchased online at www.ohsaa.org/tickets.  $12 for adults and $5 for students.  You can also purchase tickets at the gate with cash only.

The Mariemont Warriors (8-4), winners of six games in a row, will face off against the Indian Lake Lakers (9-2), winners of seven games in a row.  The game will be played at Indian Lake HS on Friday at 7pm.

Indian Lake has a 4-1 record in their house.  They lost two early games and have won several in a row to end the season.  They defeated Preble Shawnee 17-14 after a bye in the first round. They are seeded #2 in Region 20, Division V of the state playoffs.  The Lakers have scored 330 points and given up 212.  They are led by, #2 QB, Brady Golliday who has thrown for 185 yard per game this season.  #5 Running Back, Noah Shirk carries the ball for 86 yards per game.

The Warriors are 5-2 on the road this year.  Mariemont has scored 285 points this year and given up 197.  They are led by QB Zachary Maier who has thrown for 1431 yards this year.  Running back Max Duckwell has carried the rock for 776 yard on the season.  On defense the Warriors are led by Jack Simpson, CHL Defensive Player of the Year, who has 17 sacks for the year.

Both teams seem to be on a roll, winning multiple games in a row and it should be a barn burner up north Friday night.  GO WARRIORS!

Tickets can be purchased online at www.ohsaa.org/tickets. $12 for adults and $5 for students.  You can also purchase tickets at the gate with cash only.

The Madeira Amazons are state champions.  The DV girls soccer team have gone back to back.  They defeated Doylestown Chippewa 3-0.  Doylestown had only given up four goals all year.  Congratulations Madeira!

The CHL Cheerleaders met at Reading HS for their annual cheer competition.

Final Scores:

Indian Hill 57   Washington Court House 14

Wyoming    21     Valley View   31

Mariemont  30      Miami East   0

The Madeira Zons are in the DV State Finals.  They won their semi final game over Milford Center Fairbanks 2-1 Tuesday night.  They will play Saturday at 4pm vs. Doylestown Chippewa.  The game will be at Historic Crew Stadium in Columbus,

The Wyoming Cowboys lost a thriller to Bay Village in Double Overtime 2-1 Wednesday night.  Great season for the Boys Soccer team!  District and Regional Champions!  Finished with an 18-2-4 record.