How SBLive’s top 25 high school football teams fared in Week 3

Nobody in the top 10 lost on Friday night as the seven teams in action all had top wins.

Three of the top nine teams play Saturday: No. 1 Archbishop Hoban plays Iona Prep (New York), No. 4 St. Edward plays Cherry Creek (Colorado) and Moeller plays East Central (Indiana).

1. Archbishop Hoban, Akron (2-0)

The Knights did not play Friday night and instead host in Iona Prep, New York, on Saturday afternoon.

2. Lakota West, West Chester (3-0)

The Firebirds had no problems with Sycamore and won 59-7

3. St. Xavier, Cincinnati (1-2)

The Bombers clinched their first win of the season with a 45-21 win in Friday’s home opener against Olentangy Liberty.

4. St Edward, Lakewood (2-0)

St. Edward welcomes Cherry Creek (Colorado) on Saturday afternoon.

5. Springfield (2-0)

The Wildcats went 2-0 with a 31-0 shutout over Trotwood-Madison.

6. Toledo Central Catholic (1-1)

The Fighting Irish clinched their second consecutive win with a 40-10 win over Olentangy Orange

7. Lake Avon (3-0)

The Shoremen finally gave up their first points of the season on Friday night but still defeated St. John the Baptist (New York) 38-7.

8.Princeton, Cincinnati (3-0)

The Vikings rolled past Lakota West 71-0.

9. Moller, Cincinnati (2-0)

Moeller took Friday night off, but the Crusaders host East Central, Indiana, on Saturday afternoon.

10. Kings (3-0)

Three up, three down for the Knights as they defeated Walnut Hills 51-8 on Friday.

11. Elders, Cincinnati (3-0)

The Panthers squeaked from Springboro 21-20 to remain perfect in the season.

12. Pickerington Central (1-2)

The Tigers’ offense struggled again in a 10-9 loss to Wayne.

13 Chardon (2-0)

The Hilltoppers will have to wait another day to try and extend their winning streak to 31 games as Chardon hosts First Baptist Academy (Florida) on Saturday.

14. St. Ignatius, Cleveland (1-0)

The wildcast got to watch other teams play Friday night as they play at Mt. St. Joseph, Maryland on Saturday.

15. Mentor (2-1)

Mentor bounced back from his three-time overtime loss to St. Ignatius with a 7-6 win over previously undefeated Riverside.

16. La Salle, Cincinnati (2-1)

In a duel between two teams that started the season 2-0, the Lancers lost to Kettering Fairmont 10-3.

17.Centerville (3-0)

The Elks went 3-0 up Friday night with a 10-0 win over Gahanna Lincoln.

18. Avon (2-1)

The Eagles suffered their first loss of the season, 27-21 against Glenville.

19. Medina (2-1)

In another high-scoring affair for both teams, Medina draws 2-1 with a 45-35 away win over Wadsworth.

20.Hudson (3-0)

The Explorers took their game on the road and came home with a 21-7 win over Warren G. Harding to remain undefeated.

21. Upper Arlington (2-1)

The Golden Bears conceded their first decision of the year with an 18-13 loss to Pickerington North.

22. Walsh Jesuit, Cuyahoga Falls (2-1)

The Warriors bounced back from a 56-37 loss to McDonald (Pennsylvania) last week with a 48-6 win over Canisius (New York).

23 Massillon (2-1)

That opening-week loss to Moeller appears to be in retrospect as the Tigers clinched their second straight win, a 33-0 away win over Mansfield Senior.

24. Wayne, Huber Heights (2-1)

The Warriors drew 2-1 with a 10-9 win over Pickerington Central.

25 Austintown-Fitch (2-0)

The Falcons just keep rolling, this time with a 48-18 win over GlenOak.

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