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Ohio high school football scores for playoffs first round: Friday, Oct. 31, 2025
CLEVELAND, Ohio — High school football scores from Friday’s OHSAA playoffs first round in Ohio, as provided by The Associated Press.
OHSAA Playoffs=
Division I=
First Round=
Region 1=
Berea-Midpark 48, Cle. Hts. 24
Massillon Jackson 24, Brunswick 17
Medina 28, Strongsville 25
Perrysburg 24, Cle. St Ignatius 17, OT
Region 2=
Hilliard Bradley 20, Dublin Jerome 14
Huber Hts. Wayne 36, Galloway Westland 6
Lebanon 22, Kettering Fairmont 21
Springfield 35, Marysville 6
Region 3=
Cols. Upper Arlington 37, Westerville Cent. 0
Delaware Olentangy Berlin 12, Grove City 7
Groveport-Madison 20, Gahanna Lincoln 13
Powell Olentangy Liberty 35, Newark 14
Region 4=
Cin. Winton Woods 39, Morrow Little Miami 6
Fairfield 46, Mason 41
Liberty Twp. Lakota E. 59, Cin. Oak Hills 47
W. Chester Lakota W. 30, Hamilton 0
Division II=
First Round=
Region 5=
Green 21, Garfield Hts. 6
Hudson 27, Willoughby S. 0
Macedonia Nordonia 27, Twinsburg 24
Youngs. Boardman 38, Painesville Riverside 28
Region 6=
Brecksville-Broadview Hts. 34, Oregon Clay 14
Olmsted Falls 69, Fremont Ross 38
Tol. St. Francis 33, Parma Hts. Valley Forge 7
Whitehouse Anthony Wayne 42, Tol. Start 21
Region 7=
Ashland 56, Mt. Vernon 21
Cols. Walnut Ridge 58, Worthington Kilbourne 42
N. Can. Hoover 50, Cols. Northland 6
Westerville S. 14, Louisville 10
Region 8=
Cin. La Salle 28, Cin. Turpin 27
Cin. Withrow 45, Piqua 0
Harrison 40, Vandalia Butler 7
Lima 62, Cin. Aiken 20
Division III=
First Round=
Region 9=
Akr. East 19, Cle. Benedictine 7
Chagrin Falls Kenston 34, Madison 8
Geneva 46, Alliance 12
Maple Hts. 42, Chardon 33
Region 10=
Lima Shawnee 19, Parma Hts. Holy Name 10
Rocky River 20, Grafton Midview 15
St Marys 36, Copley 34
Tol. Cent. Cath. 35, Ontario 0
Region 11=
Bloom-Carroll 21, Cols. Linden-McKinley 14
Cols. Hamilton Twp. 40, Cols. Independence 12
Delaware Buckeye Valley 42, Athens 13
Granville 30, Thornville Sheridan 28
Region 12=
Cin. McNicholas 34, Chillicothe 7
Kettering Alter 35, Bellbrook 7
Oxford Talawanda 56, Goshen 28
Washington C.H. Miami Trace 49, Hillsboro 8
Division IV=
First Round=
Region 13=
Chardon NDCL 35, Hubbard 13
Norton 63, Ashtabula Edgewood 13
Salem 21, Canal Fulton Northwest 15
Streetsboro 35, Chesterland W. Geauga 21
Region 14=
Bellevue 12, Clyde 6, OT
Lodi Cloverleaf 42, Bay (OH) 35
Orrville 35, Bellville Clear Fork 28
Sandusky Perkins 51, Lorain Clearview 7
Region 15=
Circleville 31, Philo 14
East 43, Can. South 21
Johnstown 51, Wintersville Indian Creek 37
Lancaster Fairfield Union 22, Heath 3
Region 16=
Brookville 30, Bishop Fenwick 12
Cin. Wyoming 38, St. Bernard Roger Bacon 13
Clarksville Clinton-Massie 51, N. Bend (Cleves) Taylor 21
Washington C.H. 56, New Richmond 35
Division V=
First Round=
Region 17=
Canfield S. Range 46, Burton Berkshire 7
New Franklin Manchester 45, Richmond Edison 14
St Clairsville 35, Andover Pymatuning Valley 13
Youngs. Liberty 25, Uhrichsville Claymont 7
Region 18=
Fairview 51, Fredericktown 41
Findlay Liberty-Benton 49, Delta 13
Oak Harbor 32, Pemberville Eastwood 26
Port Clinton 35, Milan Edison 0
Region 19=
Belmont Union Local 28, Cols. Africentric 12
Chillicothe Zane Trace 48, Lucasville Valley 0
McConnelsville Morgan 43, Dawson-Bryant 22
Portsmouth 32, Amanda-Clearcreek 13
Region 20=
Camden Preble Shawnee 54, Arcanum 26
Carlisle 35, W. Liberty-Salem 0
Cin. Mariemont 31, Cin. N. College Hill 12
Richwood N. Union 21, Jamestown Greeneview 6
Division VI=
First Round=
Region 21=
Dalton 43, Columbiana 7
Smithville 28, Cuyahoga Hts. 24
Sugarcreek Garaway 49, Mineral Ridge 7
Wickliffe 17, New Middletown Spring. 15
Region 22=
Attica Seneca E. 15, Elmore Woodmore 13
Carey 16, Hamler Patrick Henry 7
Collins Western Reserve 36, Bluffton 31
Sherwood Fairview 42, Defiance Tinora 6
Region 23=
Caldwell 42, Grove City Christian 7
N. Robinson Col. Crawford 35, Reedsville Eastern 7
Toronto 41, Cols. Grandview Hts. 0
W. Lafayette Ridgewood 28, Newcomerstown 6
Region 24=
Anna 54, Cin. Deer Park 15
Coldwater 48, Covington 0
Ironton Rock Hill 47, Day. Christian 28
Portsmouth W. 30, Cin. Summit 6
Division VII=
First Round=
Region 25=
E. Can. 28, Lisbon David Anderson 21
E. Palestine 36, Berlin Center Western Reserve 35
Malvern 34, Ashtabula St John 0
Warren JFK 42, Norwalk St Paul 27
Region 26=
Edon 28, Edgerton 21
Gibsonburg 61, Morral Ridgedale 8
Pandora-Gilboa 42, Arlington 20
Sycamore Mohawk 41, Montpelier 6
Region 27=
Bowerston Conotton Valley 78, Zanesville Rosecrans 46
Danville 54, Steubenville Cath. Cent. 0
Glouster Trimble 28, Crown City S. Gallia 22
Strasburg 28, Lucas 14
Region 28=
Cedarville 41, Portsmouth Notre Dame 37
Ft. Recovery 34, Cin. College Prep. 8
New Bremen 36, Ansonia 8
Sidney Lehman 50, Minster 48
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The Cleveland Browns are getting elite production from Grant Delpit in 2025.
The former 44th overall selection in the 2020 NFL Draft is off to an incredible start to the season, recording 41 tackles, two for a loss, two quarterback hits, one forced fumble and one sack on the season.
You’d think those numbers are coming from a linebacker or edge rusher, but it’s from one of the top safeties in the league who is dualling as a rush and pass defender. In the passing game, he’s got three deflections and one interception.
“We ask a lot from him, from all our different personnel groups,” defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz said. “Short-yardage package, he plays like a corner position. Base, will play a safety position. We have a big nickel that he plays the big nickel. We have nickel where he’s playing safety, dime where he’s playing a dime linebacker. That’s very difficult to do. But he has the skill set to do it and intelligence and the work ethic to. He’s making a lot of plays for us.”
In 2023, he was named a Pro Bowl alternate, signaling a major step forward in his career. After dealing with early-career injuries, it seemed he had finally taken a jump and surged to become one of the top safeties in the NFL. He’s currently in many circles being talked about as a potential All-Pro this campaign, even with the Browns being a measly 2-6 on the year.
Delpit’s other-half to the safety position, Ronnie Hickman, gave him his credit recently.
“Oh, 1,000 percent,” Hickman said. “He’s one of those guys that I think doesn’t get enough credit in this league, but once you cut the tape on, his play speaks for itself.
Even with many other cracks and crevices of Cleveland’s roster struggling, Delpit is making the most of his opportunities.
“It’s just nothing that he can’t really do,” Hickman said, “We use him in a multitude of ways and whatever job is asked of him or whatever’s required, he’s able to go out there and not just do it, but do it in an exceptional way.”
Just a few weeks back in one of the Browns’ only wins of the year, Delpit was unstoppable. He punched out a ball for a fumble on special teams and got in the backfield for a tackle for loss and two quarterback hits. His forced fumble directly led to the Dolphins starting to spiral and the Browns gaining momentum to win that game, 31-6.
“He was flying around the field, whether it was run or pass, he was making somebody feel him that he was trying to inflict some pain,” defensive star Myles Garrett said after the game against Miami. “And I love that impose-your-will mentality.”
This season, the Browns have suffered losses of 41, 34, 32, 23, 21 and 17 points this season. And to the defense’s credit, these losses haven’t fallen on them.
The offense has been lackluster at best and borderline last in the league at worst. Whether its veteran quarterback Joe Flacco, who’s now in Cincinnati, or rookie Dillon Gabriel, the production has not changed in the passing attack.
If the Browns can just get a better, more consistent offense, Delpit and the rest of the defense would soar. They finally would be appreciated at a higher level of being one of the best in the country.
Delpit needs to continue showcasing his next-level play on the defensive side of the ball, especially if the Browns want to get their season back on track.
“I want to be the one they say I keep ’em up at night, just like Myles, I’m sure they have nightmares about 95,” he said. “So the more of those players we got on our defense, the better for us, and that’s always the mentality that we have.”
Up next, the Browns look to prepare for a clash against the New York Jets on Sunday, Nov. 9, with kickoff slated for 1:00 p.m. EST.
Both the Jets and Browns have struggled mightily in 2025, with neither party currently expected to make the playoffs.
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – A 50-year-old Cleveland man who pleaded guilty to stabbing and kidnapping a woman in Ohio City earlier this year, will be sentenced in Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas Thursday.
In September, Rayshon Demore Reese pleaded guilty to one count of kidnapping and one count of attempted murder.
Prosecutors said Reese, a convicted rapist, attacked a woman on April 15 in Ohio City while she waited at a bus stop.
The victim told police she was walking early that morning in the area of West 25th Street and Detroit Avenue when the suspect, later identified as Reese, approached her.
He asked her about the time and bus schedules before he pulled out a box cutter and threatened her, according to prosecutors and police.
Officers said Reese forced the victim, a 59-year-old woman, to walk with him.
As they were nearing West 28th Street, police and prosecutors said the woman fell down as she tried to get the attention of nearby drivers.
That’s when Reese stabbed her multiple times.
Reese fled in his car and was later arrested at a home on Storer Avenue.
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