Week 4 of the Ohio high‑school football season brings a slate of marquee contests that promise excitement for fans across the Greater Cincinnati area. After three weeks of strong performances, teams such as Anderson, Lebanon, Wyoming, Indian Hill, Withrow, Harrison, Fairfield and Colerain are looking to extend their early success.
Anderson at #16 Lebanon
Anderson (2‑0) has found its offensive rhythm, scoring 121 points while allowing just 33 in the past two weeks. Quarterback Owen Scalf has thrown for 722 yards and 10 touchdowns, with Tysin Weaver emerging as the primary aerial target. On defense, linebacker Antwoine Higgins and defensive back Ace Alston have been solid contributors.
Lebanon (3‑0) remains unbeaten, outscoring opponents 114‑44. The Warriors rely heavily on veteran running back Logan Schmenk, who leads the league with 644 rushing yards and nine touchdowns. The Mason Reed‑to‑Wyatt Lassen connection has also been effective through the air. This early‑season ECC showdown pits Anderson’s high‑powered offense against Lebanon’s balanced attack.
#24 Wyoming at Indian Hill
Wyoming (3‑0) continues its winning ways, with quarterback David Dupee posting 722 passing yards and 11 touchdowns. His top receivers Brylan Miltenberger (339 yards) and Donovan Brown (266 yards) rank among the conference’s most productive pass‑catchers. Defensively, Charlie Walker and Tyler Johnson‑Huff have helped elevate the unit.
Indian Hill counters with a physical ground game led by running back Jacob Alexander. Dual‑threat quarterback Devlan Daniel can threaten both on the run and through the air. Linebacker Topher Wachtel anchors a defense that has improved markedly from last season. Expect Indian Hill to control tempo while Wyoming looks to keep its perfect record.
#12 Withrow at #23 Harrison
Withrow suffered its first loss last week to Springboro. Quarterback Sa’Vion Davis remains a dual‑threat, while running back Dion Clardy provides a hard‑hitting option. Wide receiver Charles Alexander Jr. leads the receiving corps, and defenders Joshua Erkins and Mister Achoe have kept the defense competitive.
Harrison (3‑0) boasts a balanced offense led by quarterback Brady Lawhorn, whose top targets Colton Rehage and Kyle Davidson offer reliable receiving options. Running back Wyatt Dennis anchors the rushing attack with power and speed. This contest could swing either way, with Withrow seeking a road bounce‑back.
#19 Fairfield at #18 Colerain
Fairfield’s Corrious Booker ranks third in the GMC in rushing and has been a key offensive weapon. Quarterback Sean Clore will look to distribute the ball to his stable of receivers, while defensive end Kobe Lewis leads the team with four sacks.
Colerain (2‑2) is regaining momentum. Quarterback Roman Garr leads the GMC in passing yards (863) and spreads the ball to a deep receiving group that includes Forrester, Smith, Flagg Jr., Evans and Jacobs. The Cardinals aim to protect their home field and re‑establish winning form.
These four matchups highlight the competitive spirit of Ohio high‑school football as teams vie for conference supremacy and playoff positioning.
Original reporting: WLWT Cincinnati — read the source article.
