D.L.Burnworth

  These are broken down by the region the school was in when I watched them for the first time. I do not keep a count of how many teams that I watch a team. Region 1 Lakewood St. Edward Solon Canton McKinley GlenOak Cleveland St. Ignatius Mentor Euclid Lakewood Cleveland Rhodes Stow Region 2 Olentangy Liberty Olentangy Olentangy Berlin Westerville Central Newark Brunswick Westerville South Toledo St. John's Jesuit Springfield Centerville Beavercreek Marysville Perrysburg Region 3 Pickerington Central Wayne Hilliard Davidson Hillard Darby Dublin Coffman Hillard Bradley Upper Arlington Pickerington North Reynoldsburg Lancaster Gahanna Grove City Thomas Worthington Westland Central Crossing Westervill North Olentangy Orange Region 4 Cincinnati Colerain Mason Elder Sycamore Cincinnati St. Xavier Clayton Northmont West Chester Lakota East Cincinnati Oak Hills Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller West Chester Lakota West Cincinnati Western Hills Middletown Cincinnati Princeton Region 5 Akron E

  Last night I was at Hamilton Ross High School for the 7:30 kickoff between the Columbus Crusaders and the Landmark Christian Eagles. The winner would get the number one seed for the Great Lakes Christian Athletic Conference Championship next Saturday at Indiana Wesleyan University. There will be a triple harder pitting the number 1, 2, and 3 seeds from the South Division of the Great Lakes Christian Athletic Conference against the top three seeds from the North Division. Gmae times will be 12, 3, and 7, and as it should, one ticket gets you in for all three games. The Eagles got things going with a 10-yard run from Noah Bryant. Later on the drive, Bryant picked up 20 yards when the Eagles were facing a fourth and one from their own 36-yard line. A 36-yard run from Jordan Jacobson kept things moving in the right direction. The combo of Bryant and Jacobson is as dangerous as it comes, especially when their offensive line fires off the ball. The drive would end on an incomplete pass

  *I used the rosters from both teams league sites.* London, Ohio- Friday night I made my second ever trip to London High School to watch the Red Raiders host Hamilton Ross in a Division 3 Region 12 playoff game. This would be my first time seeing Ross and my first time seeing London at home. The first time I was in London for a game, the field was still grass and London was playing in the Buckeye Athletic Conference. The only other time that I watched London pay was in a game in Hebron against the Lakewood Lancers. The Red Raiers would strike first on a 51-yard touchdown pass to June Turner from Chrsi Mason with 10:01 left in the opening quarter. After a flag was thrown on the Rams, London would convert a two-point conversion with Noah Sollers plowing in behind his hard-working offensive line to make the score 8-0. Isaiah Near would show how solid the London defense was going to be all night long when he got to Emory Severance for a loss of one. A punt would soon follow, getting th