Missed our recent coverage? Here’s some of it: analysis and predictions from Week 4 games, a look at the region’s leaders over the past three weeks, news from the Federal League, an early-season showdown of undefeated division rivals, our Week 4 Power Poll/Week 3 recap, and the latest Ohio Super 25 poll.

• Lake 0, Perry 10, HALF | Click here for live updates on this game
• Green 7, Hoover 10, HALF | Click here for live updates on this game
• McKinley 21, Glen Oak 6, Q2
  • Nino Hill scores on a 12-yard run with 2:03 left in the first half to give McKinley a 15-6 lead. … GlenOak’s Adrion Burt scored an 82-yard touchdown with 4:48 left in the first half to cut McKinley’s lead to 8-6. GlenOak’s attempt at a 2-point attempt failed. … McKinley opened the scoring with a 26-yard touchdown pass from Kam Montgomery to Keith Quincy, setting up a 2-point conversion.
• Jackson 7, Mayfield 13, HALF
• Canisius (NY) 0, Massillon 35, HALF | Click here for live updates on this game
• Central Catholic 7, Salem 14, Q2
• Marlington 13, Louisville 21, HALF
  • Owen DiMarzio’s 33-yard touchdown run put Louisville ahead 21-13 with 55 seconds left in the first half. … Marlington cut its deficit to 14-13 thanks to Bryson McCord-Carr’s two second-quarter touchdown passes to Cameron Evanich, a 17-yard and an 11-yard touchdown pass. Marlington missed the PAT on the second touchdown with 2:43 left in the half. … Cam Dougherty scored on a 3-yard touchdown run with 11:08 left in the second quarter to increase Louisville’s lead to 14-0. Owen DiMarzio’s 7-yard touchdown run put Louisville ahead 7-0 with 2:43 left in the first quarter.
• Manchester 6, Northwest 22, Q2 | Click here for live updates on this match
• Canton South 28, Orrville 14, Q2
• Three-Way 10, Fairless 7, Q2
  • Cam Carl scored a touchdown on an interception return, giving Fairless a 7-0 lead.
• CVCA 27, Tuslaw 0, Q2
• Sandy Valley 28, Minerva 0, HALF
• Ellet 6, Alliance 7, Q2
• Carrollton 14, Howland 14, Q2
• Chaney 0, West Branch 0, Q1
• St. Thomas Aquinas 0, East Canton 0, Q1
• Tusky Valley 0, Malvern 0, Q1

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Ohio’s 10-game regular season of high school football leads to the Ohio High School Athletic Association state playoffs in November – and ultimately the OHSAA state championship games. The state finals will be held Dec. 5-7 at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium in Canton – the fourth consecutive year all titles will be played there.