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Cuyahoga Falls High School Football Teams Excel in Week Three Triumphs

Update Local High School Football Shines Bright in Week Three As the high school football season heats up, teams across Greater Akron are showcasing their talent and determination. In an exciting week three, Manchester, CVCA, Walsh Jesuit, Norton, and Copley emerged victorious, emphasizing their prowess on the field. Manchester Dominates Firestone in a Commanding Win Manchester’s impressive 45-7 victory over Firestone solidified their unbeaten streak, pushing their record to 3-0. The Panthers made significant strides by exploiting Firestone's mistakes, including recovering a fumble and blocking a punt. Senior running back Ayden Meade was a standout player, achieving 90 rushing yards and scoring three touchdowns. Quarterback Tyler Pappas also contributed significantly, throwing for 172 yards and two touchdowns. In contrast, Firestone’s performance left much to be desired as they fell to 0-3 for the season. Their lone score came from a lengthy 82-yard touchdown pass connection from sophomore quarterback Donniven Younger to Elijah Grice. Despite the loss, Younger showed promise, managing to throw for 152 yards. CVCA’s Early Dominance Against Woodridge Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy (CVCA) demonstrated their strength with a resounding 49-0 win over Woodridge, propelling their record to 2-0. The Royals set the tone early, leading 42-0 by halftime. Joey Kopec was a key player, rushing for 131 yards on just six carries and scoring three touchdowns, solidifying his position as a vital asset to the team. Walsh Jesuit Remains Undefeated Walsh Jesuit’s victory over Team North, with a score of 30-6, keeps them undefeated in the 2025 season. Milan Parris shone bright, securing three touchdowns and contributing to the team's success with a touchdown pass to Kian McHugh. Norton and Copley Show Their Dominance Norton celebrated a comprehensive win against Tusky Valley, ending the game with a score of 53-7, making their record 2-0. Trey Kersten displayed his talent by tossing three touchdown passes, while Jason Beverly also made significant contributions with two touchdown runs. Copley, meanwhile, triumphed against Garfield with an impressive score of 41-0, bouncing back to a 2-1 record after a strong showing that saw them lead by 28-0 at halftime. Their performance underscores their resilience and ability to dominate their opponents. Other Highlights: Revere, Hoban, Hudson, and Lake Catholic Revere returned from a one-week hiatus with a commanding 34-14 win over Valley Forge, moving to 2-0. Johlil Blanchard was pivotal, racking up 159 rushing yards and scoring two touchdowns. In a nail-biting finish, Archbishop Hoban edged past Detroit King with a 23-21 victory, thanks to a game-winning field goal in the final moments. The win highlighted Hoban's tenacity in overcoming early setbacks. Hudson continued their strong start to the season with a 49-0 shutout against St. Vincent-St. Mary (STVM), while Lake Catholic decisively defeated Buchtel 36-6. Both teams are proving to be forces in their respective divisions, and fans are eager to see how the season unfolds. The Impact of Local High School Football High school football isn’t just a sport; it’s a unifying element for communities like Cuyahoga Falls. Local teams evoke community pride, as family and friends gather to support their teams, celebrating not just victories but also the camaraderie and spirit that the sport represents. The youth involved gain not only athletic skills but also life lessons on teamwork, resilience, and dedication. What’s Next for Local Teams? With a promising season ahead, fans can expect thrilling outcomes in the coming weeks. Supporters should keep an eye on how these teams adapt and prepare for their upcoming games. Whether through attending games or following coverage, local enthusiasts have numerous ways to engage. Get Involved For those in Cuyahoga Falls, connecting with local teams is a chance to foster community engagement. Attend games, volunteer as a supporter, or lend your skills to help coach the next generation of athletes. Every bit of support counts!