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"Playoffs Fever: Thrilling High School Football Action in Columbus, Ohio"
- 2024/11/18
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High school football in Columbus, Ohio, is buzzing with excitement as the 2024 season reaches its climax. The playoffs are in full swing, and the quarterfinals have brought some of the most thrilling matchups yet.
The regular season, which kicked off on August 23, saw several standout teams emerge. Bishop Watterson remains a powerhouse, having maintained an undefeated record of 7-0 as of Week 6, boasting a strong overall rating of 44.60[3].
In the quarterfinals, some of the most anticipated games include Pickerington North facing off against Pickerington Central, a local rivalry that promises intense competition. Another highlight is the game between Olentangy Berlin and Gahanna Lincoln, which has been featured as the Game of the Week on 10TV's First & 10[2].
Other notable matchups include Upper Arlington taking on Olentangy Orange, Groveport battling Olentangy Liberty, and Columbus Academy facing Harvest Prep. The rivalry between Hilliard Bradley and Hilliard Davidson is also set to be a thrilling encounter[2].
Spectrum News 1, the official television partner of the Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA), has been providing comprehensive coverage of the season. They have televised several key games, including the Friday night OHSAA Game of the Week, which has featured games from across Ohio. Notable matchups included Cleveland Glenville vs. Upper Arlington and Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller vs. Cincinnati Princeton in the opening week[3][5].
The playoffs began on November 1, with the top eight seeds in each region hosting the first-round games. This season, 448 schools qualified for the postseason, marking the third consecutive year that the top 16 schools in each region made the cut[3].
Central Ohio has witnessed some electrifying clashes, such as the Week 5 matchup between undefeated teams Columbus Academy and St. Charles, which showcased the competitive spirit of the region. Other standout teams include Walnut Ridge and Grove City, both of which boasted 4-0 records as of Week 5[3].
As the season progresses, fans can stay updated with live games and highlights on 10TV and Spectrum News 1. With the state semifinals approaching, the excitement is only building, and Central Ohio is at the heart of it all. Whether you're cheering for Bishop Watterson, Upper Arlington, or any of the other top teams, this season of high school football in Columbus is one to remember.
The regular season, which kicked off on August 23, saw several standout teams emerge. Bishop Watterson remains a powerhouse, having maintained an undefeated record of 7-0 as of Week 6, boasting a strong overall rating of 44.60[3].
In the quarterfinals, some of the most anticipated games include Pickerington North facing off against Pickerington Central, a local rivalry that promises intense competition. Another highlight is the game between Olentangy Berlin and Gahanna Lincoln, which has been featured as the Game of the Week on 10TV's First & 10[2].
Other notable matchups include Upper Arlington taking on Olentangy Orange, Groveport battling Olentangy Liberty, and Columbus Academy facing Harvest Prep. The rivalry between Hilliard Bradley and Hilliard Davidson is also set to be a thrilling encounter[2].
Spectrum News 1, the official television partner of the Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA), has been providing comprehensive coverage of the season. They have televised several key games, including the Friday night OHSAA Game of the Week, which has featured games from across Ohio. Notable matchups included Cleveland Glenville vs. Upper Arlington and Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller vs. Cincinnati Princeton in the opening week[3][5].
The playoffs began on November 1, with the top eight seeds in each region hosting the first-round games. This season, 448 schools qualified for the postseason, marking the third consecutive year that the top 16 schools in each region made the cut[3].
Central Ohio has witnessed some electrifying clashes, such as the Week 5 matchup between undefeated teams Columbus Academy and St. Charles, which showcased the competitive spirit of the region. Other standout teams include Walnut Ridge and Grove City, both of which boasted 4-0 records as of Week 5[3].
As the season progresses, fans can stay updated with live games and highlights on 10TV and Spectrum News 1. With the state semifinals approaching, the excitement is only building, and Central Ohio is at the heart of it all. Whether you're cheering for Bishop Watterson, Upper Arlington, or any of the other top teams, this season of high school football in Columbus is one to remember.