Carlisle star Matt George leads Indians defense
George, a senior linebacker and fullback at Carlisle High School, is the team's defensive anchor. The 5-11, 195-pound senior has 35 solos, 29 assists, eight tackles for loss, and five sacks in six games, helping Carlisle to a 3-0 Buckeye Division start and a 4-3 overall mark with record-tying shutouts.
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Week 9 prep football capsules feature district matchups
Cincinnati Princeton visits Middletown at Barnitz Stadium as both teams sit 3-5 with late-season hopes. Franklin battles Edgewood at Kumler Field while Fenwick visits West Carrollton and Madison travels to Dayton Northridge as local teams chase playoff positioning.
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Middletown Area Top 5 High School Football Through Week 8 2004
Lakota East leads with 8-0 after a 22-20 win over Fairfield and a plus-213 point differential. Springboro also 8-0, plus-184, heads to Lebanon then Dayton Carroll. Lakota West 7-1, plus-47, hosts Lakota East as Valley View 6-1, plus-165, plays Bellbrook. Fenwick 6-2, plus-84, at West Carrollton after edging Edgewood 16-14. conference records show Mid‑Miami 50-46, Greater Miami 40-40, Southwestern Buckeye -41-43.
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2004 Regular Season Statistics From Greater Miami Conference
Aggregate 2004 season stats from Lakota West Lakota East Madison and nearby schools. Includes passing leaders interceptions sacks tackles for loss fumbles recovered and local team tallies across Monroe Springboro Edgewood Fenwick Middletown and Valley View with multiple players named per category. Ironical listing reflects comprehensive player stats by school and position across the Miami Conference.
Prep Football Standings and Week Results
Madison leads with 1-2 record despite 73 points for and 258 against. Dixie and Northridge show poor starts with 0-3 and 0-3 marks. Week results include Middletown over Hamilton 28-14, Lakota East 22- Fairfield 20, and Cin Colerain 69 over Lakota West 20.
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Coaches Urged to Send Weekly Football Stats
Area high school football coaches are reminded to email or fax their team's offensive and defensive statistics to The Middletown Journal each Monday during the season. Email to Skip Weaver at sweaver coxohip.com or fax to (513) 423-6940.
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