CINCINNATI, oh – Harrison has come out of the gate in 2026 clicking on all cylinders. The Wildcats defense recorded its second shutout as they went on the road and handled McNicholas with ease. They have now outscored their opponents 63-0. The offense has been equally as good putting up more than 400 yards for a second straight week.
Senior quarterback Brady Lawhon threw for 220 yards, ran for a game high 92 yards with one rushing and two passing touchdowns for the victors. Junior Colton Rehage had seven receptions for 99 yards and a score. Wyatt Dennis pitched in with 91 yards rushing. The Wildcats finished the night with 442 yards of total offense.
The Harrison defense had four different players come up with interceptions. Senior Ben Markarian who came into the year as the school’s all-time leader interceptions upped his season total to three picks. The Wildcats also held the Rockets to 154 yards of total offense and just 1-9 on third and fourth down conversions.
POSTGAME RADIO INTERVIEW: Derek Rehage, Harrison
SCORING BY QUARTERS
Harrison 6-15-0-7-28
McNicholas 0-0-0-0-0
SCORING PLAYS
H: Kyle Davidson 44 pass from Brady Lawhon (kick failed)
H: Lawhon 7 run (Christian Roether reception)
H: Colton Rehage 24 pass from Lawhon (Michael Wiesmann kick)
H: Trey Fette 21 run (Wiesmann kick)
RECORDS: Harrison (2-0); McNicholas (1-1)
UP NEXT: Harrison at Beavercreek (2-0); McNicholas at Ironton (1-0)
