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SCORES: See latest scores for Cincinnati, NKY high school football games Advertisement Updated: 5:55 PM EST Nov 6, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ TriState Football SCORES: See latest scores for Cincinnati, NKY high school football games Updated: 5:55 PM EST Nov 6, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ TriState Football Playoff football is in full swing and as we move deeper into the postseason, the stakes get higher and higher. Check live scores for playoff high school football games across Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky below. Advertisement CAN'T SEE THE LIVE SCORES ABOVE? CLICK HERE FOR THE LATEST FRIDAY NIGHT SCORES. A lot can and will happen this week and we cant wait to see it all. Here are the Best Bets for Week 12. DIVISION 1, REGION 4 #9 Middletown at #1 Princeton Middletown dispatched Lebanon last week in the first round for the second straight season. The Middies did their work on defense by holding Lebanon star running back Logan Schmenk to a mere 31 yards. The ECC’s leading rusher was unable to find any room all night long. Middletown stopped the run and had their own rushing attack humming to the tune of 194 yards on the night with two touchdowns to boot. The Middies scored 31 points and are playing with a ton of confidence as they have won three of their last four outings. The task grows immensely against a Princeton team that has not lost a game and dominated in eight of the 10, including a commanding win over the Middies back in August. Princeton has only played two close games this season and were able to come out on top in those as well, as they boast a 10-0 record and the top seed in the region. The GMC champs have a ton of talent at every position and can hurt teams in multiple ways. The Vikings have ran the ball exceptionally well this season and passed the ball with great efficiency with the major weapons they have on the outside. Outside of an explosive offense, the Vikings defense has been equally as good if not better at times this season. They only give up 11.7 PPG and have held six of their opponents to seven points or less this season. Middletown has some athletes to keep pace but Bet on Princeton to win this race. DIVISION 1, REGION 2 #12 Beavercreek at #4 Wayne Beavercreek lost their final four games of the regular season and somehow managed to squeak into the playoffs with a 4-6 record as the final seed. The Beavers made the most of their appearance with a 24-21 upset over Hilliard Bradley on the road in the first round. Beavercreek has not scored at a high clip this season but did get a big rushing effort from their offense last week up north. They’ll be looking to avenge a close loss to Wayne in the regular season as they fell 21-17 on the road just three weeks ago. Running back Kellen Reaves leads a big-time rushing attack with several other players able to hurt you on the ground as well. Wayne has won six of their last seven games and seem to have gained their footing after the return of wideout Jamier Brown. The Ohio State commit missed the first two games of the season but in his eight games has caught for 931 yards and 14 touchdowns. The speedster has been nearly impossible to slow down and torched Beavercreek in their first meeting for 168 yards and three touchdowns a few weeks ago. Can Beavercreek control the game with their rushing attack or will Wayne get its star athlete in space all night? Bet on Wayne to win this one. INDIANA Lawrenceburg at Batesville The Tigers took care of Batesville 35-20 in the regular season and the two meet again on Friday night with much higher stakes on the line. Brogan Wynn rushed for 135 yards and two touchdowns in the win, and the Tigers would love to have their run game at its top level in this rematch. Crue Gilmour was efficient at quarterback going 6/11 and passing for two touchdowns as well. Both touchdown tosses went to Mason Manford. The Bulldogs got a strong game from quarterback Calvin Padgett who threw for 144 yards and a touchdown, and running back Zadiin Small had 104 yards on the ground in a losing effort. This time around could play out similarly, Bet on Lawrenceburg to advance. KENTUCKY Ludlow at Newport A rivalry that goes back a very long time will be renewed once again and this time in the postseason. Ludlow took care of Newport 21-12 in the first game of the season and now they will meet again in the last game of the season for one of these two teams. The 6-4 Panthers have had their ups and downs this season with some losing streaks and some winning streaks. Newport has virtually had the same type of season as they sit at 5-5. This should be another close game in the series. In their first meeting this season, Newport dominated the time of possession by having the ball a shade over 32 minutes but were unable to capitalize with points all the time. Ludlow has the ball only 15 minutes but were able to make plays when they counted to put points on the board. A definite toss up, Bet on Ludlow to get it done again. GAME OF THE WEEK The Blitz 5 Game of the Week heads to Forestville for an intriguing second-round matchup in Division II, Region 8. No. 9 Withrow (8-3) travels to face No. 1 Anderson (9-1) on Friday night. Make sure to check out our COMPLETE PREVIEW for everything you need to know about this week's featured showdown. Make WLWT a preferred source on Google Add Preferred Source Share Infinite Scroll Enabled Top Picks Watch: Giant pandas make much-anticipated debut at Zoo Atlanta 19-year-old to become one of Massachusetts' youngest representatives in state history Dramatic video: Mother rescues man drowning 'We brought him home': A WWII soldier killed 82 years ago has finally been laid to rest