Updated: 11:49 PM EST Nov 8, 2024 A NOVEMBER TO REMEMBER. CHARLIE THAT IS RIGHT. WHERE’S OLIVIA RAY. APPARENTLY SHE’S THE HONORARY COIN TOSS MEMBER OF THE HOOSIERS FOOTBALL GAME THIS WEEKEND, SO SHE’S OFF. WE’RE HERE. POWERHOUSES PITTED AGAINST ONE ANOTHER. IT’S THAT TIME OF THE YEAR ON THE BLITZ. WE SOUND THE BELL TONIGHT FOR ROUND TWO. MAX PREPS CALLED SAINT X AND WINTON WOODS ONE OF THE TOP TEN GAMES IN AMERICA TONIGHT. AND IT’S OUR SUPERIOR CREDIT UNION GAME OF THE WEEK. LET’S GO. WINTON WOODS IS TEN AND ONE. ESSENTIALLY ALL DEFENSE IN THIS ONE EARLY THIRD QUARTER. IT’S 9 TO 3 X CHASE. HERBSTREIT DELIVERS MATTHEW HORSE. DUDE’S A PROBLEM. BOMBERS GO UP A DOZEN. THIRD QUARTER. THERE ARE ISSUES ON SPECIAL TEAMS. THAT IS CONNOR BERESWILL ON THE BLOCK RYAN COX RECOVERS FOR THE TOUCHDOWN 22 X OUT LAST CHAD MURPHY’S HARD NOSED SQUAD. BOMBERS ARE MOVING ON. STEVE SPECK BLITZ 5 POSTGAME. WE KNEW GOING INTO THE GAME THAT WAS GOING TO BE A DEFENSIVE BATTLE. I THINK WENT WOODS HAS ONE OF THE BEST DEFENSES WE’VE SEEN ALL YEAR LONG, AND OUR DEFENSE HAS GOTTEN BETTER OVER THE PAST FEW WEEKS, AND IT KIND OF PLAYED OUT THE WAY WE THOUGHT IT WOULD. LOW SCORING IN THE FIRST HALF. WE CAUGHT A COUPLE BREAKS ON SOME VERTICALS IN THE SECOND HALF GET LOCAL BREAKING NEWS ALERTS The latest breaking updates, delivered straight to your email inbox. Your Email Address TriState Football The playoffs got underway in Northern Kentucky on Friday and the contenders quickly separated themselves from the pretenders in many cases.CLASS 6ARYLE 39, PLEASURE RIDGE PARK 0The Raiders picked up their fifth straight win with a 39-0 shutout over the visiting PRP team. Defense was the name of the game as Ryle held the visitors scoreless.Ryle has now won seven of their last eight games and are peaking at the right time. The competition will pick up, the Raiders appear to be up for the challenge.With the victory Ryle will now host St. Xavier next week in a huge Class 6A tilt in Union.More Finals:DuPont Manual 45, Campbell County 0Louisville St. Xavier 48, Simon Kenton 13CLASS 5AHIGHLANDS 45, COLLINS 0Tayden Lorenzen rushed for three first-half touchdowns to pace the Bluebirds past Collins in the opening round of the KHSAA Class 5A playoffs.The shutout marked the fifth time in 12 games this season that Highlands’ defense has held their opponents off the scoreboard. In their nine wins the Bluebirds have ceded a grand total of 56 points.Up next the Bluebirds will face off against Woodford County, who knocked off Dixie Heights in Round 1.More Finals:Woodford County 49, Dixie Heights 14Scott County 47, Conner 40Cooper 56, South Oldham 28CLASS 4ACOVINGTON CATHOLIC 42, BOYD COUNTY 14The Colonels jumped out to a 35-0 halftime lead on what was a milestone moment in program history. Dylan Gaiser had four touchdown runs in the win and eclipsed the 1000-yard rushing mark for the season.Gaiser finished the game with 236 yards on just 8 carries. He also had one of the team’s three interceptions on the night in victory.The two-way star joins quarterback Cash Harney in the 1,000-yard club, marking the first time in CovCath history that the Colonels have had a pair of 1,000-yard rushers. Harney is also the first player in school history to pass and rush for 1,000 yards in the same season.CLASS 3ALloyd Memorial 42, Bath County 14CLASS 2ABeechwood 66, Danville 0Breathitt County 56, Walton-Verona 7CLASS 1ANewport Central Catholic 49, Trimble County 0Bishop Brossart 39, Bellevue 12Newport 35, Holy Cross 0Ludlow 55, Dayton 9Get the complete scores from all of tonight’s action on the Underground Sports Shop Scoreboard at TriStateFootball.com/scores.*Stay updated on high school football updates by following @TSFootball on Twitter. COVINGTON, Ky. — The playoffs got underway in Northern Kentucky on Friday and the contenders quickly separated themselves from the pretenders in many cases. CLASS 6A