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NEOSI High School Preview- Week 9 Amherst Steele at Westlake

WESTLAKE, Ohio- On a very exciting week in Northeast Ohio with the Cleveland Indians advancing to the World Series and the anticipation of the Cavaliers raising their championship banner and ring ceremony next Tuesday, local High School Football continues this week and the stakes could not be any higher for a number of local teams vying for playoff berths.

The Westlake Demons, who come into this week with a record of 5-3, sit at #8 in Division 2, Region 6, with the OHSAA playoffs clearly in their sights. Head Coach Jason Hall’s Demons play host to the Amherst Steele Comets this Friday evening looking to improve their record and then face the Berea-Midpark Titans in the final week of the season which will determine their playoff fate.

The Amherst Steele Comets come into the game trying to play the roll of spoilers. A disappointing 30-0 loss last week to powerful Avon not withstanding, the Comets have the talent to give the Demons all they can handle. The Comet offense has a balanced attack that averages 150 yards per game passing and 177 yards on the ground. Defensively, they are near the top of the conference with 18 sacks.

Westlake heads into tomorrow night’s battle fresh off a 52-37 win over North Ridgeville last Friday night. the Demons come into the contest with an average of 37 points per game with the bulk of the damage done through the air. On defense the Demons are also near the top of the conference in sacks and tackles behind the line of scrimmage.

Westlake High School  is also hosting it’s annual Food Fight for Charity, bring your non-perishable foods to the main gate. All donations will benefit the May Dugan Center. Game time is set for 7:00pm.

Ruben joins us this fall to cover High School football. He is an avid and passionate fan of all Cleveland sports. A graduate of Lincoln-West High School many, many years ago, Ruben then went on to serve our country in the US Navy. He was a mentor and coach for the Old Brooklyn Little League and coached basketball at the CYO level.

2 Comments

2 Comments

  1. Saul Rosenberg

    October 21, 2016 at 9:39 am

    First off Westlake is currently sitting at #8 not #6. Secondly Westlake plays Berea Midpark next week not Fairview. Lastly, the picture above is from 2012!

    • Ruben Rodriguez

      October 21, 2016 at 9:54 am

      Thanks Saul for reading the article, also for pointing out the mistakes!! I have edited the information. Please continue to follow us for in game updates on your favorite high school team!!

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