I’m in Convoy tonight to see a Northwest Conference regular season finale between Crestview and LCC. Updates to follow.

Come for the Regional Roundup. Stay for the story of the first dance at my wedding.

Lausen Flores gets the T-Birds on the board with a 5-yard run. LCC 7, Crestview 0 - 4:41, 1st

After LCC forced a turnover on downs, Xavier Pernell broke off a 54-yard touchdown run. LCC 14, Crestview 0 - 0:21, 1st

Brady Parker just hit Mike Quatman with a 54-yarder to make it a three-score game. LCC 21, Crestview 0 - 6:43, 2nd

Hayden Perrott gets the Knights on the board with a 9-yard run. LCC 21, Crestview 6 - 8:26, 4th

Crestview recovered its onside kick and Hayden Perrott scored again on a 24-yard reception. LCC 21, Crestview 13 - 5:59, 4th

Crestview just recovered a second consecutive onside kick and has the ball down 8 with 5 minutes left.

Crestview drives down the to 10 but gets stuffed on 4th down. LCC takes over with 3:20 left

FINAL: LCC 21, Crestview 13

In Crestview's 21-13 loss to LCC, Braxton Leeth ran for 147 yards and became Crestview's new all-time leading rusher. Leeth likely ends his career with 4,525 yards, which broke the previous mark set by Drew Kline, who ran for 4,482 yards in his career.

In regards to the situation at Ironton, I think punishing kids for the ignorance and stupidity of adults is the wrong decision.

+3 for the Heels 👌 2Q 11:30 | Carolina 3, Virginia 3

Ohio Dominican stats from today’s 27-20 loss to Findlay Carson Parker (LCC) - 22/39 269 yards, 2 TDs, INT; 7 carries, 21 yards Jayden Cornell (Kenton) - 10 receptions, 128 yards, 2 TDs Conner Campbell (Van Wert) - 2 receptions, 27 yards

Remember when the Titans hired Bill Callahan away from the Browns? This is the Guardians version of that.

Crestview's Braxton Leeth was named the Northwest Conference's Offensive Player of the Year, while Brady Basinger of Columbus Grove and Caden Falke of LCC split the Defensive Player of the Year award. Check out the full list of postseason honors here. limaohio.com/top-stories/20…

It’s like I always say, you can’t give that Dodgers offense 18 chances.