Week 1 Chronicle-Telegram Top 5 Football Poll
Elyria leads with 48 points after a 28-19 win over Fremont Ross. Avon follows with 46 after a 44-7 road victory over Avon Lake. Keystone shows 36 with a 51-6 home win over Monroeville. Midview earns 28 for Lorain 30-26 home win and Bay loss. Others receiving votes include Avon Lake North Olmsted Amherst Black River.
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B. River
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Brookside
Oberlin
New London
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Keystone
Rocky River
Wellington
Clearview
S. Central
Columbia
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Fairview
Sweeney
Northwestern Black River
Brookside Oberlin
New London Firelands
Keystone Keystone
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Columbia Columbia
North Ridgeville N. Ridge
Fremont Ross
Avon Lake
East Tech
Monroeville
Cloverleaf
Lorain
Amherst
North Olmsted
Football clash with Midview and Amherst sparks district dreams
Tonight at 7 o'clock Amherst faces Midview in a Division II Region 4 matchup. The Comets trail 6-5 in 11-year series but Midview seeks momentum after a late rally win over Lorain.
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Wellington
Pirates
Fairview
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Norwayne
Brookside
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Northwestern
Huskies
Black River
Western Reserve
Vermilion
Warriors
Clearview
Open Door
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Demons
Rockets
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Lutheran West
Hawken
Firelands
Fairport Harding
Falls
Canton South
Bulldogs
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Falcons powered by Thrasher's 11.4 ypc leads early season surge
Firelands quarterback Brad Thrasher anchors a fast start with 11.4 yards per carry, 57 passing yards on 4 of 10, and a late overtime drive led by his leadership. Coach and players credit the offensive line and offseason work as the Falcons seek a second straight win against New London after a 39-8 loss to Buckeye Central.
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Firelands
Falcons
Lutheran West
Buckeye Central
Thrasher
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Brad
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