2025 OHSAA Football Playoff Brackets

Division I, Region 1
4. Whitmer, 5. Perrysburg
Lakewood St. Edward 38 Whitmer 6
Whitmer 17 Perrysburg 3
Perrysburg 24 Cleveland St. Ignatius 17, OT

Division I, Region 2
3. Findlay
Huber Heights Wayne 34 Findlay 10

Division II, Region 6
5. Anthony Wayne, 9. Clay, 11. Fremont Ross
North Ridgeville 42 Anthony Wayne 7
Brecksville-Broadview Heights 34 Clay 14
Anthony Wayne 42 Toledo Start 21
Olmsted Falls 69 Fremont Ross 38

Division IV, Region 14
3. Napoleon
Sandusky Perkins 31 Napoleon 0

2025-12-11T21:18:34+00:00October 27th, 2025|Anthony Wayne, Clay, Findlay, Football, Fremont Ross, Napoleon, NLL, Perrysburg, Scores, Whitmer|

2025 Final OHSAA Football Computer Ratings

OHSAA Football Computer Ratings – Oct. 26, 2025 (Final)
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Following the conclusion of the football regular-season Saturday night, the Ohio High School Athletic Association announced the final computer ratings, playoff qualifiers and first-round pairings on Sunday afternoon. Unless otherwise noted, all first-round games will be played on Friday, October 31, with kickoffs set for 7 p.m.
With the reduction of playoff qualifiers per region from 16 to 12, the top four seeds in each region will receive a first-round bye. In the first round, the No. 5 seed will host the No. 12 seed, the No. 6 seed will host the No. 11 seed, the No. 7 seed will host the No. 10 seed, and the No. 8 seed will host the No. 9 seed.
The better seeded team will serve as the host through the first three rounds of the playoffs. The regional playoffs will follow bracket format. Rebracketing will occur for the state semifinals.
The 72 largest schools are in Division I, while the remaining schools are divided equally in Divisions II through VII (approximately 106 schools in each division). This week’s full report showing all 708 schools that play 11-man football this season is posted at: https://ohsaaweb.blob.core.windows.net/files/Sports/Football/2025/20251025Harbin-FINAL.pdf

Division I, Region 1
4. Whitmer (8-2) 26.3641, 5. Perrysburg (8-2) 24.7

Division I, Region 2
3. Findlay (6-4) 19.9000

Division II, Region 6
5. Anthony Wayne (6-4) 21.1000, 9. Clay (6-4) 16.650011. Fremont Ross (6-4) 13.0000, 20. Springfield (4-6) 7.0500, 22. Southview (3-7) 5.7500, 24. Northview (1-9) 4.0000

Division III, Region 10
24. Bowling Green (2-8) 3.4500

Division IV, Region 14
3. Napoleon (8-2) 22.2000

2025 NLL Volleyball All-League Teams – Buckeye Division

NLL Buckeye Division Player of the Year: Leah Pike Anthony Wayne – Senior

1st Team
Charley Gardner – Anthony Wayne – Junior
Leah Pike – Anthony Wayne – Senior
Mallory Pike – Anthony Wayne – Senior
Frankie Ramsdell-Washington – Northview – Junior
Alayna Sauer – Northview – Junior
Mia Brandeberry – Perrysburg – Senior
Katie Pahl – Perrysburg – Senior
Brianna Blair – Whitmer – Senior

2nd Team
Elena Carlson – Anthony Wayne – Senior
Jessie Kennelly – Anthony Wayne – Senior
Davinee Harris – Findlay – Sophomore
Brianna Langenderfer – Northview – Senior
Talia Twigg – Northview – Senior
Ali Cherry – Perrysburg – Senior
Casey Ng – Perrysburg – Senior
Taylor Brown – Whitmer – Senior

2025 NLL Volleyball All-League Teams – Cardinal Division

NLL Cardinal Division Player of the Year: Hayden Rodriguez Clay – Senior

1st Team
Ruby Suter – Bowling Green – Senior
Madison Frankie – Clay – Senior
Eme Goetz – Clay – Senior
Jadyn Kennedy – Clay – Senior
Hayden Rodriguez – Clay – Senior
Hayden Dircksen – Fremont Ross – Sophomore
Kilee Kidd – Fremont Ross – Senior
Tierra Parker – Fremont Ross – Junior
Sophia Harshman – Southview – Junior

2nd Team
Kendall Heinze – Bowling Green – Senior
Julia Strum – Bowling Green – Senior
Leah Hazuda – Clay – Junior
Ryla Smith – Fremont Ross – Sophomore
Azhi Allen – Napoleon – Sophomore
Taylor Hendrix – Napoleon – Senior
Sophia Clark – Southview – Junior
Zoe Rose – Springfield – Junior

2025 5th Weekly OHSAA Football Computer Ratings

OHSAA Football Computer Ratings – Oct. 21, 2025 (Entering Week 10)
COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio High School Athletic Association released the fifth official football computer ratings on Tuesday. The weekly ratings report will be released each Tuesday for the remainder of the season, leading up to the final report on Sunday, October 26.
The top 12 in each region will qualify for the playoffs, with the top four seeds getting a first-round bye.
The 72 largest schools are in Division I, while the remaining schools are divided equally in Divisions II through VII (approximately 106 schools in each division). This week’s full report showing all 708 schools that play 11-man football this season is posted at: https://ohsaaweb.blob.core.windows.net/files/Sports/Football/2025/20251021Harbin.pdf

Division I, Region 1
4. Perrysburg (8-1) 22.8333, 5. Whitmer (7-2) 19.5253

Division I, Region 2
3. Findlay (6-3) 18.0000

Division II, Region 6
6. Anthony Wayne (5-4) 15.4167, 8. Clay (5-4) 13.883312. Fremont Ross (5-4) 11.0222, 19. Springfield (4-5) 7.3000, 23. Northview (1-8) 3.5167, 24. Sylvania Southview (2-7) 3.0278

Division III, Region 10
23. Bowling Green (2-7) 2.9778

Division IV, Region 14
4. Napoleon (7-2) 18.0556

The Northern Lakes League (NLL) is excited to announce the hiring of Kevin Katafias as their new Assistant Commissioner / JH Commissioner.

Kevin is a retired administrator from Genoa Area Schools and filled several roles within their district including HS Assistant Principal (1995 – 1999) / Athletic Director and JH Principal (1999 – 2024).  He was a member of the Northwest District Athletic Board (2007 – 2022) and the OHSAA Board of Directors (2017 – 2019).  He is currently an OHSAA Official for Football and Basketball (48 years) and has been selected to officiate several state tournament championships in both sports.

“I look forward to working with the NLL Junior High and High School Athletic Directors and Principals to enhance the interscholastic experience of students in the league. Athletics are so important in the development of adolescents as they interact with teammates and coaches.”

The Northern Lakes League looks forward to the guidance and contributions that Kevin will bring to our league.

2025-10-20T20:15:28+00:00October 17th, 2025|News, NLL|

2025 NLL Boys Soccer All-League Teams – Buckeye Division

NLL Buckeye Division Player of the Year: Brayden Heitmeyer – Perrysburg – Senior

1st Team
Isaak Stachowiak – Anthony Wayne – Senior
Brody Sutto – Anthony Wayne – Senior
David Roberts – Findlay – Senior
Tyler Worthington – Findlay – Junior
Xavier Hale – Northview – Senior
JJ Ortega – Northview – Senior
Alex Bowe – Perrysburg – Junior
Brayden Heitmeyer – Perrysburg – Senior
Chase Jeansonne – Perrysburg – Senior
Evan Keller – Perrysburg – Senior
Axel Garduno De La Cruz – Whitmer – Senior

2nd Team
Henry Lovins – Anthony Wayne – Sophomore
Brayden McVicker – Anthony Wayne – Junior
Austin Roudebush – Anthony Wayne – Senior
Brady Simon – Anthony Wayne – Sophomore
Britton Elliott – Findlay – Senior
Carson Firestine – Findlay – Freshman
Diego Guembes – Northview – Senior
Brayden Sutton – Northview – Senior
Zach Gray – Perrysburg – Senior
Parker Keaton – Perrysburg – Junior
Karson Klapper – Perrysburg – Senior

2025 NLL Boys Soccer All-League Teams – Cardinal Division

NLL Cardinal Division Player of the Year: Kyle Mortus – Springfield – Senior

1st Team
Carter Hamilton – Bowling Green – Junior
Nikolai Cholin – Clay – Junior
Gabe Wensinger – Fremont Ross – Senior
Jack Mowery – Napoleon – Senior
Oscar Iliev – Southview – Junior
Zayd Naim – Southview – Sophomore
Andrew Smith – Southview – Senior
Dylan Walerius – Southview – Senior
Kyle Mortus – Springfield – Senior
Alex Russell – Springfield – Senior
Aiden Sloan – Springfield – Senior

2nd Team
Hayden Fox – Bowling Green – Senior
Adin Metzger – Bowling Green – Senior
Griffin Berning – Clay – Senior
Charles Harrison – Clay – Sophomore
Alberto Martinez – Fremont Ross – Junior
Issac Aderman – Napoleon – Senior
Andrew Gallagher – Napoleon – Senior
Blake Miller – Springfield – Junior
TJ Pappas – Springfield – Senior
Andres Beans – Southview – Senior
Landon Jones – Southview – Senior

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