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Oberlin City Schools announced the cancellation of the 2026 high school football season after a steep decline in player numbers, prompting the district to explore alternative athletic pathways.
The Lockland Local School District has canceled its football program for the fall after a meeting revealed minimal student interest. Under Ohio’s Student Athlete Mobility Act, affected players can transfer to neighboring districts, pending state approval.
The 2025 season opener pits two longtime rivals in a historic game at Cincinnati's Paycor Stadium, with tickets on sale and the contest set to be broadcast live on Spectrum News 1.
The latest coverage spotlights historic single‑game and career achievements, revealing how players and teams have set enduring marks across decades of Ohio high school football.
The 2026 Ohio high school football season officially opens with practice on August 1, followed by scrimmages through mid‑August and the first games on August 21. New coaching assignments, rule adjustments, and divisional shifts set the stage for a competitive season, culminating in state championships in Canton in December.
From Kouts’ 32‑game run to Evansville Memorial’s 59‑game dynasty, the story of high school baseball’s longest streaks reveals a tapestry of tradition, talent and community pride.
The Royals return 28 lettermen, welcome new conference rivals, and plan a ground‑and‑pound attack led by senior Alex Mammone.
A look at the key storylines, from roster moves and quarterback talent to conference shifts, that could finally end the region's title drought
The National Federation of State High School Associations has unveiled a suite of rule modifications for the upcoming 2026‑27 calendar year, affecting baseball, softball, basketball and several other sports.
The NFHS has approved a suite of rule changes for the 2026‑27 season, affecting baseball, basketball, lacrosse and more, with new equipment allowances and safety measures.
From Coal Grove to Ironton, high school football programs are using 7‑on‑7 passing drills to fine‑tune offense and defense, with coaches and players eyeing next week’s statewide tournament.
Most Lawrence County programs return to Division V, with Chesapeake Panthers back in the division after a brief stint in Division VI, while Rock Hill remains the only team in Division VI. Key matchups and a five‑star recruit headline the upcoming season.
The Ohio High School Athletic Association’s recent sanctioning of girls flag football is reshaping high school sports, giving athletes such as CC Alley and Kennedy Ross a direct route to college scholarships and inspiring programs across the state.
The Massillon Tigers are set to open their 2026 campaign on August 21, led by Mr. Football finalist Brayton Feister and Michigan State commit Savior Owens, among a talented senior class.
The Cincinnati Enquirer begins its 2026 fall football coverage with league previews, national rankings and feature stories on top returning players and coaches in the region.
The latest OHSAA realignment reveals minimal movement among Northwest District teams, with enrollment adjustments shaping Division VII and VI placements.
The Hornets open the 2026 season on August 21 after a 10‑3 finish in 2025, aiming for deep playoff runs and a shot at the state championship in Canton.
The Cardinals open their 2026 campaign on August 20, aiming to rebound from a winless 2025 season and chase a postseason run that culminates at the Hall of Fame Stadium in Canton.
The 80th annual OVAC Rudy Mumley All-Star Football Game will showcase St. Clairsville's extensive coaching roster on July 18 at Wheeling Island Stadium.
The 80th Rudy Mumley All-Star game will feature a St. Clairsville-led Buckeyes squad, highlighted by Coach McLean’s 200th career win and a coaching staff rich in local history.
The Ohio High School Athletic Association sponsored its first statewide flag football tournament, honoring top performers from central Ohio schools and recognizing coaches who led dominant seasons.
The Central Catholic Crusaders open their 2026 campaign on August 21, hoping to turn a tough 1‑9 season into a turnaround as they chase a state title in Canton.
The 2026 Ohio High School Athletic Association football season is gearing up for a busy schedule that begins in early August and stretches into early December. Practice starts on Aug. 1, the regular season runs for ten weeks, and the playoffs will culminate in Canton from Dec. 3‑5, where defending champions across seven divisions will be crowned. In 2025, 16 Stark County-area teams advanced to the state playoffs, highlighting the region’s depth.
The Ohio High School Athletic Association imposed a modest sanction on Olentangy Local Schools after an investigation centered on standout player MC Walker, who helped the Orange secure an unbeaten state title and now looks ahead to his freshman season at Ohio University.