What we learned in week 10 of Greater Cincinnati high school football
Here are the top headlines as the 2026 high school football regular season wrapped up in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky.
Week 10 of the Greater Cincinnati high school football season delivered thrilling action and crowned several district champions. Simon Kenton's Simon Kenton head coach Joe Wynn praised the team's defensive prowess, as they defeated Ryle for the first time in four years and claimed the top seed in District 6. Ryle took an early 7-0 lead, but SK responded with a 32-yard pass from Grant Webb to Sam Hughes.
The Pioneers forced two turnovers, recovered a botched snap, and held the Raiders to a low field goal percentage. Simon Kenton's defense carried the team, despite Peyton Testerman's injury. Grant Webb was praised for his reliability and hard work, stating that his coach believes in him. The Pioneers' win, combined with Campbell County's victory, created an exciting Friday night at Chlorine Menefee Stadium.
Other district champions in Northern Kentucky include Newport Central Catholic in Class 1A, District 3, the Holy Cross Indians in Class 1A, District 4, Beechwood in Class 2A, District 5, Walton-Verona in Class 2A, District 5, Lloyd Memorial in Class 3A, District 5, the Highlands Bluebirds in Class 4A, District 5, and Cooper Jaguars in Class 5A, District 5.
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