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5A has a bye first week of playoffs, so Castle and North will always be open. However, if HH runs to a 4A state championship and plays in 5A sectional 16 next year that could change.

Week 6 Schedule Columbus East (3-2, 2-0 HHC) at 5A #5 Floyd Central (5-0, 2-0 HHC) BNL (4-1) at Jennings County (2-3) Jeffersonville (1-4) at Connersville (3-2)(Torn on this one, could easily go either way) Seymour (0-5) at 2A #1 Brownstown Central (5-0) Silver Creek (3-2) at New Albany (1-4)

North Posey has played Mater Dei at Gibson Southern and Central both home playoff games for MD. Obviously also at Reitz

Mitchell (+33) @ North Central Farmersburg (-33) Paoli (-22) @ South Decatur (+22) Perry Central (+23) @ Clarksville (-23) Springs Valley (-76) @ Crawford County (+76) West Washington (+18) @ North Daviess (-18) Charlestown (-11) @ Scottsburg (+11) Eastern Pekin (+12) @ North Harrison (-12) Madison (-11) @ South Dearborn (+11) Salem (-9) @ Corydon (+9) Seymour (+38) @ Brownstown (-38) Silver Creek (-23) @ New Albany (+23)

I'm not Coach Hurley (obviously), but my guess would be at Castle (if available) and if not, then play Saturday. I would also guess MD would probably play Saturday over playing in PoCo. I don't ever recall MD playing there before, but I'm not the MD guy. That would be my cousin MDAlum82.. I don't know how much power the visiting team has to mandate a Friday vs. Saturday...?

Should we do 1A-2A, 3A-4A, 5A-6A next year?

Memorial plays at Castle, Mater Dei plays at North Posey or Mount Vernon. 😛

Theoretically - if every SIAC school drew a home playoff opener (North plays at North, Central at Central, Bosse at Enlow, Reitz at the Bowl, Harrison at Harrison)....and MD and Memorial also have home games....do they play Saturday?? I know we've played MD on Saturday's in the tourney before.... Could it possibly be moved to the opponents field if they insist to play on Friday??? Has that ever happened before??

LOL. MDAlum82 (btw your son is having himself a nice season so far) We always take the visitor locker room at Enlow as well (even if not playing Bosse). I'm pretty sure neither Memorial nor Mater Dei pays "rent" to the EVSC for using Enlow or Reitz Bowl for their home games anymore. They do pay for the cost for the EVSC facility employees to set up, clean up, etc. and the non-EVSC costs for security, etc. I'm going to say it has been close to 10-15 years (?) and was changed back when the EVSC was pushing for a tax referendum and needed broad community support to get it through. Their leaders asked our leaders to give support and our folks agreed if they would stop nickel and diming us. As oldtimeqb says, it really isn't a big issue. Our folks just like tailgating at Enlow better than at Harrison. I prefer Enlow because it's a much safer bike ride for me than to Harrison from where I live. First world problem...

fwiw, I think the "rental payments" ended a few years ago under past EVSC admin since fans of all local schools pay taxes that support the fields. They could have been re-instituted again, however. Tango always seems to have his ear to ground on these type issues...

When MD is the home team, the team voluntarily uses the Visitor sideline and bleachers. The main, home side bleachers are split down the middle. This occasionally creates some friction as Reitz has season tickets holders who are asked to give up their "regular seats" since this is a MD "home game". Some RHS fans are not fond of this request.

Memorial home game. Memorial pays to rent a field with the best set-up for their fans. It's a non-story for a slow news week.

It does not sound like you follow correctly. It is not a Bosse home game, it's officially a Memorial home game. Bosse has been telling Memorial to take the visitor side at least back in 2024, 2022 and apparently also this year. Memorial apparently doesn't want to sit on the visitor side of Enlow, so they are moving their home game to Harrison Romain Stadium.

My favorite away chain crew was Cardinal Ritter. The dressed up like pirates and many other things I'm sure. It was hilarious. I'm guessing the years were (around) 2002-2012.

So ...I'm still confused. It is a Bosse home game...they tell Memorial to sit on the visitors side (as is their right...it is their stadium) ...Memorial says "no we don't want to" so the solution is to move the game to Harrison?? Am I following this correctly???

C3 on his way to the game

It really is one of those feel good stories.

Stinky, Stink, Stink 1.2..3... Finally back in the shop, sorry it took so long to hear from STC!

Affirmative. As I said, Bosse admin started this a few years ago and its their right to do so. It makes me no difference whatsoever as it won't impact our crowd size, but what I really don't understand is Bosse doing this knowing they will lose a large concessions revenue for whatever team/band/club staffs the concession stand. It would seem to me that with almost no gate/concessions revenue at their own home games (their crowd is typically less than 100), they would want what will be a large stream of income that would help their own kids. In addition, when Enlow's track was being replaced several years ago, Memorial allowed Bosse to have their track practices at our school for a while. It seems somewhat short-sighted. In the end, I guess its a win for them in their minds, it won't matter in the result and Harrison gets the financial benefit.

North Knox Jr high came over yesterday and came away with a 26-14 win. North Daviess Jr High plays tomorrow at Forest Park and finishes up next week at Washington.

If NM can find a way to get 3 scores in this game I think they win. I'm just not sure their offense has it in them.

Western Boone lost our JV Football opponent for this week (Saturday, September 26). We are able to host or travel if needed. We are open to playing JV or 9th/C-teams if needed. If interested, please contact Athletic Director, Jeremy Dexter at jeremy.dexter@webo.k12.in.us or Head Football Coach, Justin Pelley at justin.pelley@webo.k12.in.us.

I'm sure the football co-ops in states like Illinois would have a different opinion regarding teamwork and cohesion. 8-man is the equivalent of the "Easy Button", basically an "everyone gets a trophy" mentality.

Heritage Hills (4-1) vs. Gibson Southern (4-1) This Friday marks the 55th gridiron meeting between  Heritage Hills and Gibson Southern. HISTORY OF THE MATCHUP The Patriots lead the overall series 36-18. The Patriots also faced three teams that consolidated into Gibson Southern in the 1972 and 1973 seasons and went 0-2 vs. Fort Branch, 1-1 vs. Haubstadt and 2-0 vs. Owensville. In the first season of Patriot football the Patriots went 9-1 and their only loss was a 15-12 defeat by Fort Branch. The Titans won the first 3 meetings in the series beating Roger Snow’s Patriots in 1974, 75 and 76. The Patriots didn’t beat them until 1977, the year Bob Ashworth became the Patriots head coach. That season was hall of famer Bob Clayton's only season as Offensive Coordinator at Heritage Hills. The following season, Ashworth moved on to Evansville Reitz and Clayton took over the Heritage Hills program. The Patriots have won 3 of the past 4 meetings, and the Titans have won 14 of the last 23 meetings starting with a win in 2010 that snapped the Patriots streak of 21 straight wins over the Titans. Heritage Hills and Gibson Southern have played 5 overtime games in the series, including a 7-0 five overtime affair in 1982. The Matchup by Numbers After 5 games, Heritage Hills is averaging 49.2 ppg, and giving up 8.4 ppg. Gibson Southern is averaging 39.4 ppg, and giving up 21.2 ppg. PACK THE JUNGLE this Friday! WE NEED YOU LOUD & PROUD! Bring the 12th MAN! Pre-Consolidation 1972 HH 27, Haubstadt 6 1972 Fort Branch 15, HH 12 1972 HH 34, Owensville 6 1973 Haubstadt 7, HH 6 1973 Fort Branch 14, HH 0 1973 HH 12, Owensville 0 Post-Consolidation 1974 GS 27, HH 6 1975 GS 16, HH 0 1976 GS 26, HH 0 1977 HH 16, GS 0 1978 HH 28, GS 8 1979 HH 20, GS 0 1980 HH 21, GS 15 1981 HH 14, GS 12 1982 HH 7, GS 0 1983 GS 22, HH 21 1984 HH 7, GS 0 1986 HH 13, GS 7 1989 HH 34, GS 13 1993 HH 32, GS 7 1994 HH 33, GS 19 1995 HH 54, GS 14 1996 HH 20, GS 3 1997 HH 42, GS 6 1998 HH 32, GS 12 1999 HH 54, GS 0 2000 HH 63, GS 0 2001 HH 40, GS 231 2001 HH 28, GS 7 2002 HH 63, GS 6 2003 HH 42, GS 0 2004 HH 48, GS 7 2005 HH 19, GS 7 2006 HH 14, GS 13 2007 HH 27, GS 10 2008 HH 49, GS 21 2009 HH 41, GS 0 2010 GS 35, HH 34 2011 HH 27, GS 0 2012 GS 14, HH 10 2013 GS 50, HH 26 2014 HH 38, GS 33 2014 HH 14, GS 13 2015 GS 42, HH 13 2016 GS 38, HH 10 2017 GS 48, HH 7 2018 HH 31, GS 7 2018 GS 24 , HH 14 2019 HH 49 , GS 14 2019 HH 21 , GS 20 2020 GS 38 , HH 0 2020 GS 21 , HH 10 2021 GS 42 , HH 3 2021 GS 42 , HH 7 2022 GS 32 , HH 14 2023 GS 31 , HH 28 2023 HH 23, GS 20 2024 HH 28, GS 0 2024 HH 35, GS 18 2025: GS 38, HH 34

Heritage Hills (4-1) vs. Gibson Southern (4-1) This Friday marks the 55th gridiron meeting between  Heritage Hills and Gibson Southern. HISTORY OF THE MATCHUP The Patriots lead the overall series 36-18. The Patriots also faced three teams that consolidated into Gibson Southern in the 1972 and 1973 seasons and went 0-2 vs. Fort Branch, 1-1 vs. Haubstadt and 2-0 vs. Owensville. In the first season of Patriot football the Patriots went 9-1 and their only loss was a 15-12 defeat by Fort Branch. The Titans won the first 3 meetings in the series beating Roger Snow’s Patriots in 1974, 75 and 76. The Patriots didn’t beat them until 1977, the year Bob Ashworth became the Patriots head coach. That season was hall of famer Bob Clayton's only season as Offensive Coordinator at Heritage Hills. The following season, Ashworth moved on to Evansville Reitz and Clayton took over the Heritage Hills program. The Patriots have won 3 of the past 4 meetings, and the Titans have won 14 of the last 23 meetings starting with a win in 2010 that snapped the Patriots streak of 21 straight wins over the Titans. Heritage Hills and Gibson Southern have played 5 overtime games in the series, including a 7-0 five overtime affair in 1982. The Matchup by Numbers After 5 games, Heritage Hills is averaging 49.2 ppg, and giving up 8.4 ppg. Gibson Southern is averaging 39.4 ppg, and giving up 21.2 ppg. PACK THE JUNGLE this Friday! WE NEED YOU LOUD & PROUD! Bring the 12th MAN! Pre-Consolidation 1972 HH 27, Haubstadt 6 1972 Fort Branch 15, HH 12 1972 HH 34, Owensville 6 1973 Haubstadt 7, HH 6 1973 Fort Branch 14, HH 0 1973 HH 12, Owensville 0 Post-Consolidation 1974 GS 27, HH 6 1975 GS 16, HH 0 1976 GS 26, HH 0 1977 HH 16, GS 0 1978 HH 28, GS 8 1979 HH 20, GS 0 1980 HH 21, GS 15 1981 HH 14, GS 12 1982 HH 7, GS 0 1983 GS 22, HH 21 1984 HH 7, GS 0 1986 HH 13, GS 7 1989 HH 34, GS 13 1993 HH 32, GS 7 1994 HH 33, GS 19 1995 HH 54, GS 14 1996 HH 20, GS 3 1997 HH 42, GS 6 1998 HH 32, GS 12 1999 HH 54, GS 0 2000 HH 63, GS 0 2001 HH 40, GS 231 2001 HH 28, GS 7 2002 HH 63, GS 6 2003 HH 42, GS 0 2004 HH 48, GS 7 2005 HH 19, GS 7 2006 HH 14, GS 13 2007 HH 27, GS 10 2008 HH 49, GS 21 2009 HH 41, GS 0 2010 GS 35, HH 34 2011 HH 27, GS 0 2012 GS 14, HH 10 2013 GS 50, HH 26 2014 HH 38, GS 33 2014 HH 14, GS 13 2015 GS 42, HH 13 2016 GS 38, HH 10 2017 GS 48, HH 7 2018 HH 31, GS 7 2018 GS 24 , HH 14 2019 HH 49 , GS 14 2019 HH 21 , GS 20 2020 GS 38 , HH 0 2020 GS 21 , HH 10 2021 GS 42 , HH 3 2021 GS 42 , HH 7 2022 GS 32 , HH 14 2023 GS 31 , HH 28 2023 HH 23, GS 20 2024 HH 28, GS 0 2024 HH 35, GS 18 2025: GS 38, HH 34