Another week of school is over and the Friday lights for Week 2 of high school football in Cincinnati have been flipped on.
Week 2 brings conference play that runs until Week 10 for the Greater Miami Conference and Eastern Cincinnati Conference. Taft visits Alter after beating the Knights twice last season, Wyoming meets Purcell Marian for the first time since 2008 and Elder also hosts Covington Catholic to highlight some of the area’s other top contests.
This story will be updated frequently before, during and after games with live scores refreshed throughout the night. Be sure to check back to find updates from across Cincinnati high school football.
Leading Winton Woods 16-14, Kings forced a turnover on downs with 3:16 left in regulation.
Covington Catholic’s Cash Harney found Logan Sanning who broke several tackles to finish off a 49-yard touchdown for the Colonels. The score cut Elder’s lead to 28-20 with seven minutes left in the fourth quarter.
A kick return touchdown gave Williamsburg a 20-6 lead over New Richmond in the third quarter. A win for Williamsburg would avenge its only regular season loss from last season.
Elder QB Kaden Estep scores the first Panther TD against CovCath
Watch Elder QB Kaden Estep score on an 11-yard run for the first Panther TD against Covington Catholic Aug. 29, 2025, at The Pit.
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Winton Woods and Kings are again playing in a competitive Eastern Cincinnati Conference tilt. Winton Woods evened the game 7-7 on the final play of the quarter. Bryshawn Brown connected with Jon’ir Travis on a 15-yard touchdown.
Watch Kings WR Jackson Bake’s 4-yard TD run against Winton Woods
Kings senior wide receiver Jackson Bake scores a 4-yard touchdown, giving Kings a 7-0 lead over Winton Woods Aug. 29, 2025.
Taft beat Alter twice in 2024, including a 26-6 win in the Region 16 finals. The pair are meeting again in Week 2 and are tied 7-7 after the first quarter of play.
In one of five Greater Miami Conference bouts, Mason and Lakota West are tied at 7-7 after a quarter. Lakota West won last year’s meeting 41-0.
Covington Catholic had a 96-yard kick return by Dylan Gaiser to open the game, but the Colonels failed to take the final few yards for a touchdown. The Colonels settled for a 20-yard field goal and an early 3-0 lead on the road.
All contests are sorted by the home team’s conference unless an area school is playing a team from outside Greater Cincinnati. Check back periodically or refresh for updates.
Greater Catholic League South
Elder 28, Covington Catholic 20 – FINAL
La Salle 31, Northmont 7 – FINAL
St. Xavier 20, Centerville 7 – FINAL
Moeller vs. Mount Carmel (Saturday)
Greater Miami Conference
Princeton 32, Colerain 6 – Q4
Lakota East 14, Oak Hills 7 – FINAL
Lakota West 35, Mason 13 – FINAL
Middletown 19, Fairfield 2 – FINAL
Hamilton 37, Sycamore 7 – FINAL
Cincinnati Hills League
Deer Park 33, Shroder 14 – Q4
St. Bernard-Elmwood Place 32, Finneytown 0 – Q3
Indian Hill 37, Northwest 7 – FINAL
Madeira 27, Middletown Madison 6 – Q4
Batavia 34, Reading 21 – Q4
Lawrenceburg 41, Taylor 13 – FINAL
Eastern Cincinnati Conference
Anderson 49, West Clermont 7 – FINAL
Kings 16, Winton Woods 14 – Q4
Loveland 22, Lebanon 22 – Q4
Turpin 19, Little Miami 7 – Q3
Milford 37, Walnut Hills 0 – FINAL
Southwest Ohio Conference
Talawanda 42, Meadowdale 6 – FINAL (Thursday)
Harrison 20, East Central 14 – Q3
Hughes 18, Mount Healthy 7 – Q3
Cincinnati Metro Athletic Conference
Gamble Montessori 14, Lockland 6 – FINAL
Withrow 14, Chaminade Julienne 0 – Q3
Alter 27, Taft 19 – Q4
Beavercreek 62, Woodward 0 – FINAL
Cincinnati College Prep 28, Eastmoor Academy 28 – Q4
Aiken vs. Belmont (Saturday)
Greater Catholic League Coed
Badin 66, Dixie Heights 21 – FINAL
Fenwick 21, Monroe 7 – FINAL
Wheelersburg 10, McNicholas 7 – FINAL
Miami Valley Conference
Clermont Northeastern 0, Miami Valley Christian 0 – Q1
Manchester 16, New Miami 6 – Q3
North College Hill 28, Ponitz 0 – Q3
Mariemont 36, Norwood 0 – FINAL
Wyoming 49, Purcell Marian 16 – FINAL
Roger Bacon 42, Western Hills 0 – FINAL
Summit Country Day 17, Clark Montessori 6 – Q4
Versailles 21, CHCA 7 – Q3
Southern Buckeye Conference
Cincinnati Country Day 49, Blanchester 49 – Q4
Bethel-Tate 25, Dayton Christian 15 – Q4
Cedarville 40, East Clinton 0 – Q4
Hillsboro 41, Goshen 25 – FINAL
Miami Trace 15, Wilmington 9 – FINAL
Simon Kenton 37, Western Brown 16 – Q4
Williamsburg 28, New Richmond 12 – FINAL
Clinton-Massie 14, Coldwater 7 – Q4
Southwestern Buckeye League
Ross 21, Thurgood Marshall 0 – Q1
Greeneview 0, Waynesville 0 – Q1
Springboro 38, Edgewood 0 – FINAL
Looking for live scores and updates for games in Northern Kentucky and Indiana? Check here periodically for all the Week 2 updates in Kentucky.
Read how St. Xavier senior quarterback Jackson Frey, son of former St. Xavier and Ohio State standout Greg Frey, is making his own path as the starting quarterback for the Bombers.
Who are the top teams across all three parts of the tri-state? Check out the Greater Cincinnati top 10 power rankings, putting together the top teams in the area regardless of division or state.
Preps reporters from The Enquirer wrote previews and gave predictions for the top 10 games in Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky and Southeast Indiana.
Check the story for those predictions and previews, including Oak Hills at Lakota East, Winton Woods at Kings and New Richmond at Williamsburg.
Ohio high school football Super 25 Week 2 rankings
The USA Today Network Ohio High School Football Super 25 poll is voted on by a panel of sports writers and editors from across Ohio. The poll ranks the top 25 teams in Ohio, regardless of division.
Just like in the preseason poll, Moeller took the No. 1 spot in the state and Anderson also appeared in the top five overall. Overall, Cincinnati had five teams in the rankings.
Check out the top 25 poll for Week 2 to see the other local teams and the other top programs around the state.
Who won across Cincinnati in Week 1?
Before Week 2 kicks off, take a look back at the final scores from Cincinnati high school football in the first week of the season.
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