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High school scoreboard – Oct. 2-3, 2026

FOOTBALL Springfield 47, Jackson Milton 0 BY QUARTERS Jackson-Milton 0 0 0 0—0 Springfield 20 7 7 13—47 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Passing: Jackson-Milton: Lane Taylor 6-18-50; Springfield: Michael Tuscano 5-14-62 Rushing: Jackson-Milton: DJ Osborne 13-52; Springfield: Marco Gentile 9-102 Receiving: Jackson-Milton: Gavin Murphy 3-38Springfield: Tristan Temperato 2-32 Columbiana 41, Valley Christian 7 BY QUARTERS Valley Christian 0 0 0 7—7 Columbiana 7 27 0 7—41 TEAM STATISTICS First Downs: C: 34, VC: 5; Rushes/Yards Rushing: C: 317, VC: ...

Girard outlasts South Range in high-scoring meeting

GIRARD — With Girard and South Range each averaging more than 45 points per game coming into Friday night’s battle for top honors in the Northeast 8 Conference, the contest promised to deliver plenty of offensive fireworks and both teams delivered. In a shootout that came down to the ...

Second-half adjustments lead Harding past Boardman

BOARDMAN — Warren G. Harding, after taking an early lead and struggling to stop Boardman’s rushing attack in the first half, finished with a near-flawless second half to defeat the rival Spartans 33-14 on the road. “I’m very happy with the performance,” Raiders head coach Matt ...

Eagles fly past Beaver Local

HUBBARD — Defense and a stout run game paved the way early for the Hubbard Eagles on Friday, blanking Beaver Local 31-0. “It was just a great, outstanding all-around defensive effort tonight. From our D-line and linebackers to our secondary,” Eagles coach Brian Hoffman said. “I’ll ...

Niles stays perfect with win over Girard

GIRARD — Although it was too late to stop Niles from winning another Northeast 8 Conference (NE8) title, Girard gave the Red Dragons one of their closest matches of the year Thursday. Weeks after suffering an eight-goal loss in Niles, Girard made the high-powered Dragons work to remain ...

Key matchups highlight Week 7 slate

Prior to the start of every high school football season, it’s a custom for fans to pick up the yearly schedule and circle “must-see” regular season games. Rarely do those matchups eventually live up to the preseason hype, especially when they take place in the latter stages of the regular season. A single loss here or there can diminish the importance of an October game that was labeled a must-see in August. Injuries happen. Transfer rules can alter a team’s entire look once we reach the midpoint of the season. It’s a crazy scenario, but it’s the reality of high school ...