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High School Football Highlights: Columbus and Beyond in Week 3 of 2024 Season
- 2024/09/13
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Friday night lights illuminated the fields across Columbus, Ohio, as high school football teams clashed in week three of the 2024 season. Here are the highlights from some of the most exciting matchups:
**Columbus Cols. Marion-Franklin vs. Parma Heights Parma Hts. Holy Name**
Columbus Cols. Marion-Franklin secured a hard-fought 20-7 victory over Parma Heights Parma Hts. Holy Name. The Red Devils took an early lead, 9-7, heading into the second quarter. After a dormant second and third quarter, Marion-Franklin surged back with an 11-0 scoring edge in the fourth, sealing their win.
**Columbus Cols. St. Charles vs. Columbus Cols. Independence**
In a dominant performance, Columbus Cols. St. Charles overwhelmed Columbus Cols. Independence 38-14. The Cardinals stormed to a 31-14 halftime lead and maintained their momentum, finishing with a 7-0 edge in the fourth quarter.
**Columbus Cols. Walnut Ridge vs. Columbus Cols. Beechcroft**
Columbus Cols. Walnut Ridge staged a remarkable comeback, overcoming an early deficit to defeat Columbus Cols. Beechcroft 44-12. Walnut Ridge trailed in the first quarter but rallied to take control, outscoring Beechcroft significantly in the subsequent quarters.
**Wapakoneta vs. Ottawa-Glandorf**
Wapakoneta delivered an impressive 42-14 win over Ottawa-Glandorf. The Redskins jumped to a 14-0 lead in the first quarter and extended it to 42-7 by halftime. The Titans managed to narrow the gap slightly in the fourth quarter but couldn't overcome the deficit.
**Warren Harding vs. Massillon Perry**
Warren Harding edged Massillon Perry 15-9 in a tightly contested game. The score was tied 7-7 heading into the third quarter, but Harding's offense came alive in the fourth, securing an 8-2 scoring edge to clinch the victory.
**Waynesville vs. Goshen**
Waynesville dominated Goshen with a swift early pace, winning 49-7. The Spartans led 21-7 by the second quarter and continued to build their lead, finishing with a 7-0 edge in the final quarter.
These matchups showcased the intensity and skill of high school football in Columbus, setting the stage for an exciting season ahead.
**Columbus Cols. Marion-Franklin vs. Parma Heights Parma Hts. Holy Name**
Columbus Cols. Marion-Franklin secured a hard-fought 20-7 victory over Parma Heights Parma Hts. Holy Name. The Red Devils took an early lead, 9-7, heading into the second quarter. After a dormant second and third quarter, Marion-Franklin surged back with an 11-0 scoring edge in the fourth, sealing their win.
**Columbus Cols. St. Charles vs. Columbus Cols. Independence**
In a dominant performance, Columbus Cols. St. Charles overwhelmed Columbus Cols. Independence 38-14. The Cardinals stormed to a 31-14 halftime lead and maintained their momentum, finishing with a 7-0 edge in the fourth quarter.
**Columbus Cols. Walnut Ridge vs. Columbus Cols. Beechcroft**
Columbus Cols. Walnut Ridge staged a remarkable comeback, overcoming an early deficit to defeat Columbus Cols. Beechcroft 44-12. Walnut Ridge trailed in the first quarter but rallied to take control, outscoring Beechcroft significantly in the subsequent quarters.
**Wapakoneta vs. Ottawa-Glandorf**
Wapakoneta delivered an impressive 42-14 win over Ottawa-Glandorf. The Redskins jumped to a 14-0 lead in the first quarter and extended it to 42-7 by halftime. The Titans managed to narrow the gap slightly in the fourth quarter but couldn't overcome the deficit.
**Warren Harding vs. Massillon Perry**
Warren Harding edged Massillon Perry 15-9 in a tightly contested game. The score was tied 7-7 heading into the third quarter, but Harding's offense came alive in the fourth, securing an 8-2 scoring edge to clinch the victory.
**Waynesville vs. Goshen**
Waynesville dominated Goshen with a swift early pace, winning 49-7. The Spartans led 21-7 by the second quarter and continued to build their lead, finishing with a 7-0 edge in the final quarter.
These matchups showcased the intensity and skill of high school football in Columbus, setting the stage for an exciting season ahead.