Two 12-0 teams entered the regional semifinal knowing that one of them had to lose. Friday night, it was New Albany's season that came to an end.

As he strides through the halls of the new Upper Arlington High School with his golden hair shining as much as it flows, it's easy to see there's a new kid in town.

Hilliard Davidson plays host to Reynoldsburg in what is expected to be one of the top first-round matchups in the Division I, Region 3 playoffs.

There are a multitude of storylines in Week 10. Some teams are battling for league titles, some need a win to boost their playoff positioning and others won’t reach the postseason without a victory. Two teams we’ll be covering Friday night – Big Walnut and Upper Arlington – are playing for an unbeaten regular season.

Local voters Nov. 2 will select two Upper Arlington School Board members from a field of five candidates. Board President Scott McKenzie and Vice President Carol Mohr each will seek reelection next month,

With the playoffs getting closer and closer, it's the home stretch of the fall high school sports season in the Columbus area.

In a rare situation, all eight teams receiving votes are ranked in the Super 7 high school football poll. The only change was Olentangy Berlin replacing Gahanna in a tie for seventh with Hartley as the other teams remain in the same order as last week,

Lost to Hunting Valley University School 37-23; def. KIPP Columbus 33-6; lost to Newark Catholic 35-15; lost to Harvest Prep 49-14; def. Ready 28-14 Academy hopes to build on a 28-14 win over Ready on Sept.

As the second half of the high school football season kicks off, we thought it would be a good time to look back at the start of the season.

The victory propelled the Panthers back into the Super 7 poll at No. 7 and dropped the Tigers, who had been the unanimous No. 1 all season, to third. Upper Arlington, which trounced Westerville Central 42-0,