It is rare when a quarterback is good enough to start the very first game of his freshman year at the varsity. Brady Evans at Wilmington...
Author: Greg Shoemaker
Greg has served as the Content Manager and Featured Analyst for TriStateFootball.com since he co-founded the website in 2005. You can hear him as the host of the High School Football Tonight Show on Cincinnati's ESPN 1530 Friday's during the season. Greg also served as an officer of the Ohio Prep Sportswriter Association (OPSWA) from 2019-21.
2019 Snapshot: Fenwick
In his first year as the Fenwick head coach, Dan Haverkamp showed the Falcons faithful that the style of football that will be played is very...
2019 Snapshot: Highlands
Take away the two losses to Covington Catholic and Highlands was fantastic a year ago. Unfortunately, the path to a Class 5A state championship still runs...
2019 Snapshot: Lakota East
In 2019, Lakota East will be aiming to get back to the playoffs for a second consecutive. If that happens it would be the first time...
SWOC: 2019 Active Leaders
The Southwestern Ohio Conference has always been known as a running league. The SWOC enters next season without a runner with more than 1,000 career yards...
Where They’re Headed – Division I-A, FBS
The balance of power has shifted when it comes to recruiting in Southwest Ohio and Northern Kentucky. Cincinnati and Miami made out like bandits corralling local...
Where They’re Headed: Division I-AA, FCS
The local Class of 2019 offered Division 1-AA schools some incredible value on National Signing Day. The FCS signings are littered with players who played on...
Where They’re Headed: Division II
The smoke has cleared. Both National Signing Days have past and Division II schools find themselves pleased with the signings that they landed. The future looks...
Where They’re Headed: NAIA
As usual, Georgetown College makes a big splash on National Signing Day. The Tigers signed some very accomplished defensive players as they add depth and competition...
TSF 2018 Cincinnati DPOY: Ivan Pace Jr.
Whether it was on offense or defense Colerain (14-1) senior Ivan Pace Jr. was running downhill and through people all season long. Pace Jr. was named...