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Ohio high school football scores for Week 8: Friday, Oct. 10, 2025
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Week 8 high school football scores from Friday around Ohio, as provided by The Associated Press.
Akr. Hoban 12, Cle. Glenville 9
Amanda-Clearcreek 31, Circleville Logan Elm 6
Ansonia 64, New Lebanon Dixie 0
Antwerp 20, Haviland Wayne Trace 13
Apple Creek Waynedale 23, Doylestown Chippewa 7
Arcanum 42, Union City Mississinawa Valley 7
Archbold 22, Hamler Patrick Henry 21
Arlington 21, McComb 14, OT
Ashland 40, Millersburg W. Holmes 7
Ashtabula Edgewood 49, Conneaut 14
Athens 48, Wellston 7
Barnesville 34, Linsly, W.Va. 7
Bascom Hopewell-Loudon 54, Willard 6
Beaver Eastern 42, Portsmouth Notre Dame 7
Bellbrook 10, Monroe 0
Bellefontaine 34, New Carlisle Tecumseh 28
Bellevue 21, Tiffin Columbian 14
Belmont Union Local 42, Rayland Buckeye 0
Beloit W. Branch 34, Alliance 28
Beverly Ft. Frye 35, Marietta 0
Bishop Fenwick 36, Day. Chaminade Julienne 14
Bloom-Carroll 24, St Clairsville 15
Bloomdale Elmwood 28, Mt. Blanchard Riverdale 11
Bluffton 42, Ft. Loramie 9
Brookfield 44, Ravenna SE 20
Brookville 29, Eaton 28, OT
Brunswick 35, Medina 7
Cadiz Harrison Cent. 29, Bellaire 26
Caldwell 48, Shadyside 0
Can. South 31, Navarre Fairless 14
Canal Fulton Northwest 13, Massillon Tuslaw 12
Canal Winchester 72, Logan 14
Canfield 49, Cle. John Marshall 0
Canfield S. Range 62, Niles McKinley 0
Carey 24, N. Robinson Col. Crawford 14
Carlisle 53, Day. Oakwood 21
Casstown Miami E. 31, Milton-Union 7
Castalia Margaretta 56, Tiffin Calvert 14
Centerburg 44, Danville 14
Centerville 31, Clayton Northmont 0
Chagrin Falls Kenston 32, Painesville Riverside 31
Chesterland W. Geauga 42, Rocky River Lutheran W. 13
Chillicothe 49, Hillsboro 17
Chillicothe Huntington 34, Williamsport Westfall 21
Chillicothe Unioto 71, Bainbridge Paint Valley 6
Chillicothe Zane Trace 48, Southeastern 0
Cin. Country Day 33, Norwood 0
Cin. Elder 40, Highlands (KY), Ky. 16
Cin. Hills Christian Academy 42, Purcell Marian 12
Cin. Princeton 30, Cin. Oak Hills 27
Cin. Taft 58, Cin. Western Hills 0
Cin. Withrow 45, Cin. Aiken 6
Clarksville Clinton-Massie 38, Goshen 13
Cle. Benedictine 53, Cathedral Prep, Pa. 23
Cle. VASJ 59, Gates Mills Gilmour 10
Clyde 40, Sandusky 7
Collins Western Reserve 34, Ashland Crestview 0
Cols. Bishop Watterson 57, Bishop Hartley 7
Cols. DeSales 42, Cols. St. Charles 14
Cols. Grandview Hts. 27, Grove City Christian 15
Cols. Hamilton Twp. 40, Baltimore Liberty Union 0
Cols. Marion-Franklin 34, Cols. Eastmoor 18
Columbia Station Columbia 21, LaGrange Keystone 7
Columbiana 54, Wellsville 6
Columbiana Crestview 53, Warren Champion 8
Columbus Grove 38, Convoy Crestview 0
Concord, Mich. 64, Holgate 20
Copley 49, Cuyahoga Falls 0
Creston Norwayne 26, Dalton 7
Crown City S. Gallia 68, Franklin Furnace Green 6
Cuyahoga Falls CVCA 35, Chardon NDCL 7
Dawson-Bryant 44, South Point 15
Defiance 42, Elida 21
Delaware Olentangy Berlin 20, Dublin Jerome 3
Dresden Tri-Valley 37, Philo 15
Dublin Coffman 24, Hilliard Davidson 20
Dublin Scioto 34, Hayes 24
Edon 47, Pioneer N. Central 15
Elmore Woodmore 61, Northwood 34
Findlay Liberty-Benton 52, Leipsic 0
Fitch 21, Erie McDowell, Pa. 12
Franklin 21, Hamilton Ross 14
Fredericktown 28, Howard E. Knox 19
Fremont Ross 48, Holland Springfield 14
Ft. Recovery 41, Rockford Parkway 27
Gallipolis Gallia 41, Chesapeake 0
Garfield Hts. Trinity 41, Brooklyn 6
Garrettsville Garfield 56, Newton Falls 0
Gates Mills Hawken 49, Orange 7
Genoa 42, Pemberville Eastwood 27
Germantown Valley View 28, Trenton Edgewood 21
Gibsonburg 34, Kansas Lakota 13
Gnadenhutten Indian Valley 42, W. Lafayette Ridgewood 14
Grafton Midview 41, Elyria 27
Green 27, Louisville 14
Hamilton 14, Fairfield 7
Hamilton Badin 55, Day. Carroll 6
Heath 40, Newark Cath. 6
Hubbard 42, Cortland Lakeview 0
Ironton 70, Proctorville Fairland 13
Jackson 51, Washington C.H. 21
Jeromesville Hillsdale 49, West Salem Northwestern 7
Johnstown 71, Hebron Lakewood 0
Kettering Alter 12, Cin. McNicholas 0
Kings Mills Kings 49, Milford (OH) 14
Kirtland 45, Chagrin Falls 0
Lancaster 21, Reynoldsburg 20
Lancaster Fairfield Union 6, Circleville 3
Lancaster Fisher Cath. 21, Sugar Grove Berne Union 14
Lewis Center Olentangy 17, Hilliard Darby 11
Lewis Center Olentangy Orange 28, Cols. Upper Arlington 14
Lewistown Indian Lake 17, Bellefontaine Benjamin Logan 14
Lexington 44, New Philadelphia 20
Liberty Center 39, Delta 0
Liberty Twp. Lakota E. 44, Cin. Colerain 24
Lima Bath 49, Celina 35
Lisbon David Anderson 56, Salineville Southern 7
London 38, Plain City Jonathan Alder 0
London Madison-Plains 40, Cedarville 30
Loudonville 21, Cardington-Lincoln 16
Lucasville Valley 48, Oak Hill 7
Manchester 52, Seaman N. Adams 9
Maria Stein Marion Local 28, Anna 27, 2OT
Marion Harding High School 48, Marion Pleasant 28
Martins Ferry 36, Cambridge 0
Marysville 29, Thomas Worthington 28, OT
Massillon Jackson 21, Can. Glenoak 10
Massillon Washington 45, SA Cornerstone, Texas 20
Maumee 35, Tontogany Otsego 20
Mayfield 28, Chardon 21
McArthur Vinton County 36, Bidwell River Valley 0
McDermott Scioto NW 36, Portsmouth W. 13
Mechanicsburg 21, W. Jefferson 14
Medina Highland 58, Kent Roosevelt 7
Mentor 49, Shaker Hts. 0
Mentor Lake Cath. 30, Parma Padua 0
Metamora Evergreen 53, Swanton 2
Minster 14, Versailles 12
Mogadore 42, Cle. Collinwood 0
Monroeville 55, Plymouth 0
Montpelier 58, W. Unity Hilltop 28
Morral Ridgedale 42, Cory-Rawson 0
Mt Gilead 22, Galion Northmor 20
Mt. Vernon 42, Pataskala Licking Hts. 13
N. Baltimore 49, Mt. Victory Ridgemont 21
N. Can. Hoover 35, Massillon Perry 21
N. Ridgeville 31, Avon Lake 14
Napoleon 19, Bowling Green 3
Nelsonville-York 48, Albany Alexander 7
New Albany 47, Grove City Cent. Crossing 0
New Bremen 16, Coldwater 7
New Lexington 49, Byesville Meadowbrook 6
New London 6, Ashland Mapleton 4
New Madison Tri-Village 60, Bradford 0
New Matamoras Frontier 34, Magnolia, W.Va. 22
New Paris National Trail 28, W. Alexandria Twin Valley S. 7
Newark 31, Ashville Teays Valley 28
Newcomerstown 40, Malvern 12
Norton 48, Peninsula Woodridge 6
Norwalk St Paul 38, Greenwich S. Cent. 0
Oberlin Firelands 44, Wellington 7
Olmsted Falls 46, Berea-Midpark 12
Pandora-Gilboa 38, Arcadia 0
Paulding 50, Hicksville 0
Perrysburg 49, Oregon Clay 7
Pickerington Central 33, Groveport-Madison 17
Pomeroy Meigs 26, Minford 20
Port Clinton 21, Milan Edison 17
Portsmouth 48, Ironton Rock Hill 7
Racine Southern 41, Belpre 8
Reedsville Eastern 35, Glouster Trimble 6
Richmond Edison 34, E. Liverpool 20
Richwood N. Union 28, Spring. NW 20
Rossford 14, Fostoria 13
Sandusky Perkins 48, Norwalk 3
Sandusky St. Mary 32, Oregon Stritch 8
Sarahsville Shenandoah 33, Hannibal River 0
Shelby 42, Ontario 0
Sherwood Fairview 54, Edgerton 19
Sparta Highland 13, Bellville Clear Fork 10, OT
Spring. NE 47, Milford Center Fairbanks 13
Springboro 16, Kettering Fairmont 12
St Marys 31, Lima Shawnee 28
St. Bernard Roger Bacon 41, Cin. Summit 13
St. Edward (OH) 42, Clarkson, Ontario 23
St. Henry (OH) 41, Delphos St John’s 0
St. Paris Graham 42, Spring. Shawnee 7
St. Xavier (OH) 28, Cin. La Salle 7
Steubenville 35, Canisius, N.Y. 34
Streetsboro 49, Ravenna 3
Strongsville 43, Lorain 14
Sugarcreek Garaway 50, Zoarville Tuscarawas Valley 7
Summerfield, Mich. 28, Tol. Ottawa Hills 27
Sunbury Big Walnut 37, Westerville N. 3
Sycamore Mohawk 31, Upper Sandusky 6
Thornville Sheridan 35, McConnelsville Morgan 14
Tipp City Tippecanoe 49, Greenville 6
Tol. Whitmer 35, Findlay 33
Toronto 35, Woodsfield Monroe Cent. 21
Troy 49, Sidney 0
Twinsburg 27, Solon 3
Urbana 28, Spring. Kenton Ridge 21
Utica 28, Johnstown Northridge 14
Van Buren 42, Ada 3
Van Wert 38, Ottawa-Glandorf 20
Vanlue 32, Day. Jefferson 28
Vermilion 28, Huron 21
Vincent Warren 35, Point Pleasant, W.Va. 24
W. Chester Lakota W. 56, Cin. Sycamore 0
W. Liberty-Salem 42, N. Lewisburg Triad 7
Wadsworth 62, Macedonia Nordonia 21
Wapakoneta 37, Kenton 6
Washington C.H. Miami Trace 41, Greenfield McClain 20
Waterford 63, Stewart Federal Hocking 0
Wauseon 49, Bryan 14
Waynesville 28, Middletown Madison 8
Westerville S. 21, Galloway Westland 14
Wheelersburg 37, Waverly 7
Wickliffe 27, Rootstown 20
Willow Wood Symmes Valley 47, Portsmouth Sciotoville 0
Wintersville Indian Creek 35, Beaver Local 28
Wooster Triway 49, New Franklin Manchester 7
Xenia 54, Fairborn 20
Youngs. East 14, Struthers 12
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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – A man was shot in Cleveland’s Cudell neighborhood Tuesday night.
Cleveland Police 1st District officers responded to the 10100 block of Madison Ave around 9:00 P.M.
A man approximately 45 years of age was found with a gunshot wound.
EMS took the victim to MetroHealth Hospital. This incident remains under investigation.
There is no information on any suspects or arrests.
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CLEVELAND — Ahead of her Third Annual Housing Expo this Saturday at Tri-C Corporate College East, Rep. Shontel Brown (D-OH) rolled out her Safe and Affordable Housing Agenda on Tuesday. It’s a series of four bills aimed at lowering home costs while strengthening lead paint and pipe abatement.
“We wanted to bring something forward that would improve the living conditions, to make things more affordable and more accessible for not only the constituents of Ohio’s 11th Congressional District but those who are experiencing the same challenge across the country,” Brown told News 5.
The Housing Supply Fund Act is legislation that encourages the building of more affordable housing by filling financing gaps that are holding back construction. The legislation would establish a competitive program within the Treasury’s Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI) Fund to address financing gaps that prevent otherwise viable housing projects from moving forward.
“We want to make sure we do not give up on affordable housing; we want to make sure that it is more accessible,” Brown said.
There is also the Affordable Housing Preservation and Protection Act, which is legislation to maintain and preserve existing HUD-assisted housing. This legislation establishes a new HUD preservation authority to provide targeted financing and intervention tools for distressed HUD-assisted multifamily properties at risk of deterioration, foreclosure, or loss of affordability.
The bill is designed to help preserve affordable housing, facilitate responsible ownership transitions, and protect existing federal housing investments serving seniors, working families, and vulnerable residents.
The other two bills introduced deal with the issue of lead abatement. The GET THE LEAD OUT Act of 2026 would create a new federal grant program to replace lead pipes, fixtures, and taps. The legislation would create a broad federal framework to address lead in drinking water and housing by funding removal of lead-based pipe and tap hazards, establishing training and certification requirements, directing federal standards and state programs, and integrating lead plumbing remediation into major housing programs. Brown’s legislation creates new authorities and financing mechanisms to drive national action on residential lead plumbing hazards.
The Removing Existing Pipes with Lead and Advancing Clean Environments (or REPLACE) Act improves existing lead paint and lead pipe removal programs within the federal government. This legislation would amend existing HUD and Safe Drinking Water Act authorities to strengthen lead-paint hazard remediation in housing, improve local implementation capacity, and better coordinate paint and pipe removal efforts.
“We know that this has been a longstanding issue in the City of Cleveland,” she said. “What we’re doing is trying to supplement and amplify the opportunities to be able to address these issues that have long-standing impacts in our community.”
Brown’s announcement comes on the heels of the Bibb administration’s announcement of the creation of the Housing Innovation District, a 1,500-acre swath of land covering St. Clair, Superior and Hough where efforts will begin this summer to repopulate streets that have lost more than half of their homes in recent decades with new housing starting on East 67th south of St. Clair, where ten homes will go up later this year.
A recent New York Times piece cited that among the barriers to building more housing are restrictive zoning and permitting, something the city addresses in this district.
“One of the big things that we’re doing is eliminating permit fees for single-family home construction, which is again a real sort of barrier to this sort of work,” said Tom McNair, Mayor Justin Bibb’s Chief of Integrated Development.
They also established what they call a “Pattern Book,” where they’ve pre-approved designs for certain types of homes in this district to speed up the process.
“When there’s a vacant lot that the city owns, it will be like this is the home you want, this is the lot you want to build on, here’s your permit,” he said.
Congresswoman Brown sees their efforts helping citizens towards the same goal.
“Our legislation would dovetail perfectly into what the mayor is putting forth as well,” she said. “People are doing all of the right things, they’re working hard, but they’re still having trouble getting ahead, and we want to be able to again address that gap as it relates to the opportunity to build wealth in our community, and this legislation will certainly help put people on a pathway to do that.”
Part of that pathway includes Brown’s Housing Expo for constituents of the 11th Congressional District. “It’s a one-stop shop for everything housing, so whether you are a renter or whether you are a first-time home buyer, whether you are looking to renovate, whether you are a senior that’s aging in place. We wanted to bring every aspect of the housing industry under one umbrella, and so we will do that.”
Constituents can register for the free event here.
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – The Cleveland Division of Fire responded to a 2 1/2 story side-by-side duplex fire Monday afternoon.
According to Cleveland Fire, the call came in just after 5 p.m. at 2154 and 2156 W 98th St.
The fire started in a second floor bedroom that spread to the attic.
Due to the size of the house and the volume of the fire, an extra engine and ladder companies were called to assist.
Cleveland Fire said a total of eight adults and three children were displaced from the fire and the Red Cross was called to assist.
Firearms were inside the structure and firefighters said they could hear ammunition going off as they fought the fire.
The fire also extended to an old tree that caught fire.
Total estimated loss is $120,000, Cleveland Fire said.
The cause of the fire is still under investigation and no injuries were reported.
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