State Tournament Matchups

Click to view the 2009 State Football Tournament Bracket

Football Playoff Broadcasting Schedule

SportsTime Ohio and OhioHSsports.com will provide television and internet streaming during the playoffs. Click Here for coverage details.

Regional Tournament Information

Click for final Harbin Ratings, pairings, brackets, locations, directions, managers and media contacts, and results.

2009 State Tournament Information

Nov. 9 - McComb junior Tyler Brown scores a touchdown different from the rest thanks to support of his teammates. Click here for full story

Nov. 5 - A statewide list of the top individual statistical leaders in passing, rushing, receiving and scoring has been compiled for the 2009 season. Click here for the complete list.

• 2009 Weekly Computer Rankings
• How ranking are calculated and examples

Oct. 29 - Tremendous sportsmanship displayed at Dalton-Northwestern 8th grade football game. Click here for full story

Oct. 26 - Ironton head football coach Bob Lutz has set a new OHSAA record with 361career wins. Lutz, who led Ironton to state titles in 1979 and 1989, was elected in 2003 to the Ohio High School Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame and presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award. Click here for full story

Oct. 22 - A state panel of sports writers and broadcasters have selected top teams in each of the six football divisions. Click here to view.

Oct. 22 - Check out the list of radio broadcasts around the state. Don't see your webcast? E-mail your station's schedule each week and it will be added to the list. Click here to view.

Oct. 14 - Special ticket offers are being made available to Ohio’s football coaches, players and officials for the second day of the 2009 OHSAA State Football Finals. Click here for more information.

Sept. 3 - Order your tickets today for the Ohio high school football championships slated for December 4 and 5 in Stark County, Ohio. Click here for the full story.

Aug. 11 - Canton Fawcett Stadium was voted as the top place in the country to watch a high school football game while Massillon Paul Brown Tiger Stadium ranked 10th in a story from ESPN. Click here for more.

June 10 - Beginning in 2010, the Ohio High School Athletic Association will extend its current partnership with Wilson Sporting Goods Co. by five years to continue as the official football supplier of the OHSAA. Click here for full release.

May 7 – The OHSAA reassigns schools to divisions every other year, and changes in football resulted in 118 schools making divisional changes for 2009 and 2010 from the last two years. Click here for more.

April 16 – OHSAA football schools will be permitted to participate in a third preseason contest, known as a Jamboree, which is played under game-like conditions. Click here for the complete release.