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Cincinnati Round-Up: Hamilton makes history

Hamilton won their first playoff game in school history and Winton Woods flexed their muscles in a tough win in our Cincinnati round-up.

DIVISION I, REGION 4

NO. 7 HAMILTON 13, NO. 10 SYCAMORE 10
Hamilton won its first playoff game in school history with a gritty home win over Sycamore. The Big Blue beat the Aviators for the second time in three weeks and this one was a close battle just as their first meeting.

Postgame Interview: Arvie Crouch, Hamilton

R.J Shephard-Ruffin returned a punt 85 yards for a touchdown for Hamilton and Antonio Mathis tossed a 21-yard touchdown pass to Nick Lindsey for the scoring for the Big Blue. The Hamilton defense only allowed a Gio Garrett touchdown reception as they had a terrific game on the defensive side of the ball. 

Hamilton advances to face Princeton in the second round.

More Finals:

No. 1 Milford 41, No. 16 Fairfield 15

No. 2 Princeton 41, No. 15 Middletown 15

No. 3 Lakota West 69, No. 14 Western Hills 0

No. 4 St. Xavier 35, No. 13 Springboro 13

No. 5 Moeller 49, No. 12 West Clermont 13

No. 6 Elder 28, No. 11 Oak Hills 14 (FULL RECAP)

No. 9 Mason 17, No. 8 Lebanon 0

DIVISION II, REGION 8

NO. 6 WINTON WOODS 12, NO. 11 LA SALLE 6
Tyler Gooding scored the go-ahead touchdown with a 12-yard run to lift Winton Woods over LaSalle on Friday night. The Warriors protected their home field and keep their hopes of repeating as Division II state champion alive. Winton Woods won this game on the defensive side of the ball as they held down the Lancer offense all night long.

Postgame Interview: Chad Murphy, Winton Woods

The Warriors also blocked a 40-yard field goal that was returned 50 yards for a touchdown by Donmiel Rogers. This sequence really shifted the tone and momentum of the game as La Salle has controlled everything up until that point. The Warriors advance to play Withrow next week.

More Finals:

No. 1 Anderson 43, No. 16 Turpin 7

No. 3 Withrow 49, No. 14 Edgewood 0

No. 5 Harrison 51, No. 12 Sidney 6

No. 9 Kings 38, No. 8 Loveland 17
Postgame Interview: Alex Garvin, Kings

DIVISION III, REGION 12

More Finals:

No. 1 Badin 41, No. 16 Goshen 0

No. 2 Tippecanoe 49, No. 15 Western Brown 20

No. 5 Wapakoneta 63, No. 12 New Richmond 21

No. 6 Celina 49, No. 11 Hillsboro 7

No. 9 Bellbrook 48, No. 8 Wilmington 0

No. 10 Chaminade-Julienne 35, Mount Healthy 28

DIVISION IV, REGION 16

NO. 5 INDIAN HILL 36, NO. 12 READING 21
Indian Hill prevailed in a first-round game over Reading. The Braves survived a great effort from the Blue Devils to survive on their home field. 

After racing out to a 17-0 lead, Indian Hill had to come from behind after Reading scored 21 unanswered points to take a four-point advantage.

The CHL rivals battled to the very end as Indian Hill pulled out the win to advance to the second round.

More Finals:

No. 1 Clinton-Massie 50, No. 16 Dunbar 12

No. 3 Taft 39, No. 14 Greenfield McClain 7

No. 4 Alter 42, No. 13 Roger Bacon 0

No. 6 Wyoming 42, No. 11 Washington CH 0

No. 9 McNicholas 41, No. 8 Eaton 20

DIVISION V, REGION 20

No. 2 Waynesville 38, No. 15 Carlisle 0

No. 4 Zane Trace xx, No. 13 Middletown Madison xx

No. 5 Purcell Marian 55, No. 12 Madeira 14
Postgame Interview: Jeremy Pflug, Purcell Marian

No. 8 Bethel-Tate 35, No. 9 Blanchester 20

DIVISION VI, REGION 24

No. 1 Williamsburg 73, No. 16 Dixie 0

No. 3 Cincinnati Country Day 63, No. 14 Dayton Christian 13

No. 7 Twin Valley South 34, No. 10 Deer Park 7

DIVISION VII, REGION 24

No. 2 Ansonia 52, No. 15 Lockland 7

No. 13 New Bremen 35, No. 4 Cincinnati College Prep 0

No. 10 Mechanicsburg 40, No. 7 St. Bernard-Elmwood Place 14

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