CLEVELAND, Ohio – Week 4 of high school football brought exciting matchups and impressive performances across the board. Fans were treated to action-packed games, showcasing the talent of teams ranked in the high school football Top 25.
Leading the charge, No. 1 St. Edward edged out Cincinnati Elder with a final score of 24-17. This victory solidifies St. Edward’s spot at the top of the rankings. Meanwhile, No. 2 Avon dominated Elyria with a commanding victory of 58-0, demonstrating their strong offense and solid defense.
No. 3 Mentor kept their winning streak alive, defeating Medina by a score of 49-14. No. 4 Archbishop Hoban also showcased their skills, winning convincingly against Akron East with a score of 42-6.
In another one-sided match, No. 5 Wadsworth triumphed over Twinsburg with a score of 55-10. No. 6 Villa Angela-St. Joseph faced off against No. 24 Kenston, sealing the game with a score of 53-35.
No. 7 Walsh Jesuit made quick work of No. 10 St. Ignatius, winning the game 42-7, while No. 8 Highland dominated Copley at 44-7.
In other notable games, No. 9 Glenville shut out John Hay 34-0, and No. 11 Kirtland blanked Independence 44-0. No. 12 North Ridgeville took down No. 20 Olmsted Falls 43-17, and No. 13 Nordonia secured a win against Solon with a solid score of 45-7.
Staying in the rankings, No. 15 Perry dominated Cleveland Central Catholic 42-0, and No. 16 Aurora defeated Revere 42-10. No. 17 Hudson also showed strength against Stow-Munroe Falls, winning 45-7.
In a closely contested game, Cleveland Heights narrowly edged out Brunswick 20-17, while No. 19 Lake Catholic delivered another shutout, beating Willoughby South 47-0.
Fans are looking forward to more exciting matchups next week as the teams continue to battle for top spots. Stay tuned for updates as teams strive for greatness in the ongoing high school football season!
