Saturday, July 18, 2009

A Look at McKinley Football 2009

by Jeff Fisher
Ohio High School Football Huddle


Click here to check-out a story on how things stack-up for the McKinley Bulldogs for the 2009 season. According to the report on CantonRep.com, there's some good Division I talent in place to help head coach Ron Johnson try to improve upon last season 6-5 record.

For news from around America, click here to go to The High School Football Huddle.

Saturday, July 11, 2009

Ohio 2009 High School Football Schedules

by Jeff Fisher
Ohio High School Football Huddle

The first day of high school football practice in the Buckeye State is August 3rd, so with two-a-days closing in, it's time to give Ohio High School Football Huddle fans a way to check-out the 2009 schedules from across the state.

Click here for Ohio's schedules from the OHSAA.

Sunday, June 14, 2009

West Wins Cleveland All-Star High School Football Game Battle

by Jeff Fisher
Ohio High School Football Huddle


The 37th Annual Cuyahoga County East-West All-Star Football Game went to the West squad 14-12 Friday night. To read about the game from the Cleveland Plain Dealer, click here.

For high school football news from around the nation, click here to go to The High School Football Huddle.

Sunday, June 07, 2009

Herbstreit Challenge Back, But in Columbus

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

My blood really starts pumping for the upcoming season when schedules start getting released!

Today we'll kick things off by looking at match-ups from national and regional interstate football gatherings that are popping-up like weeds since Kirk Herbstreit introduced his Ohio vs. USA extravaganza several years ago.

The event is now known as the Kirk Herbstreit Varsity Football Series, and is back for its fifth year with four games being played over two days late in August. A week later, the series moves to Dallas for four games in Dallas on September 7th.

Headlining the August 29 doubleheader at Ohio Stadium in Columbus is defending national champ St. Thomas Aquinas from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. The Raiders, who have former Ohio State star and NFL Pro-Bowler Cris Carter as an assistant coach, will play Upper Arlington in the first game. Westerville South will play Hilliard Davidson in the second contest on the 29th.

“The Kirk Herbstreit Varsity Football Series presented by BURGER KING is by far the nation’s top high school
football event,” said Cris Carter. “We have a great high school football tradition here at St. Thomas Aquinas and
we’re excited to be a part of the series again in 2009. This year’s version of the event is extra special for me as I get a
chance to coach in the stadium where I have so many memories from my playing days. It’s also the stadium where my
son will create memories of his own. It should be an unforgettable weekend.”

Carter's son Duron and former St. Thomas Aquinas Raider is a freshman wide receiver for the Buckeyes this year.

On Sunday, California powerhouse Orange Lutheran from Southern California will face Pickerington Central in the second game of the day. In the opener, Olentangy Liberty will take-on Dublin Coffman.

"I am thrilled that Ohio Stadium and the city of Columbus have been selected to host the 2009 Kirk Herbstreit Varsity
Football Series presented by BURGER KING in Ohio,” said Kirk Herbstreit. “When I took the field at Ohio Stadium for the
first time, it was the culmination of a lifelong dream. I am so happy that these young athletes will be able to share in the
same experience. I have always been a strong believer in the lessons and values learned through high school athletics.
We look forward to making the 2009 Kirk Herbstreit Varsity Football Series an experience that these athletes will never
forget."

All of the Ohio games will be televised on either ESPN or ESPNU. The Dallas match-ups will be announced in a couple of weeks.

Sunday, May 03, 2009

LeBron James Would Have Been A Great Catch for College Football Team

by Jeff Fisher
Ohio High School Football Huddle

There's nothing better than starting a Sunday morning with the New York Times sports section! Today's paper was particularly chock-full of interesting feature stories, including one that looks back at LeBron James' high school football career at St. Vincent-St. Mary.

While King James didn't play football his senior season to protect the NBA riches that were ahead of him, he did have a very solid seasons. Click here to read Jonathan Abrams good story that includes a great pic of James as a high school wide receiver.

To check-out news from around the nation, click here to go to The High School Football Huddle.
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