Hiller torches Lexington again

The Orrvile quarterback has thrown for 1,245 yards and 11 TDs this year.
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Lexington coach Dave Kaple couldn't be happier to see Tim Hiller finally leave Orrville.
"I'll be sending him a graduation card," Kaple said.
Hiller completed 20 of 28 passes for 295 yards and five TDs in a 56-40 win last week. Hiller, who has thrown for 1,245 yards and 11 TDs with just two interceptions this season, also carried 10 times for 92 yards.
Last season Hiller lit up the Minutemen for a school-record 419 yards passing and three TDs in a 28-14 win.
"I don't know anyone who's torched us the way he has," Kaple said.
St. Ed Problem
Officials at Division I No. 2 Lakewood St. Edward notified the Ohio High School Athletic Association on Monday that several of their wins may be jeopardized because an ineligible player participated. The OHSAA and school officials were looking into the situation. A decision is expected within 10 days.
For the defense
Brothers Kyle and Ryan Smith returned pass interceptions for TDs on consecutive plays in Dayton Stebbins' 37-12 win over Monroe, Kyle returning his 76 yards and, following the kickoff, Ryan bringing one back 31 yards; and the Eaton secondary returned three interceptions for TDs in a 66-7 win over Dayton Northridge.
Streaky
Port Clinton posted a 24-12 win over Sandusky Perkins, ending a 20-game Sandusky Bay Conference losing streak; Keith Davis scored two TDs as Bridgeport snapped an 18-game losing streak with a 21-14 victory over Bishop Donahue; Troy McNeilan had three completions -- all for TDs -- in Versailles' 27-19 win over Delphos St. John's, stretching the Tigers' winning streak to 23; and Elida won its first Western Buckeye League game in four years with a 22-16 win over Celina.
Streaky II
Avon Lake's 52-24 win over Olmsted Falls stretched its win streak to 20, as Bobby Doyle ran for 247 yards and topped 1,000 yards for the season; Smithville posted its 25th straight win over Creston Norwayne, 44-7; Scott Martin ran for three TDs as Hanoverton United defeated Sebring McKinley 28-0, the Trojans' 50th straight Tri-County League loss; and two-time defending Division I state champion Cincinnati Elder won its 20th straight home game by overcoming a 21-0 deficit to beat La Salle 38-35 on D.J. Hueneman's 26-yard field goal on the final play.
Ground control
Cincinnati Winton Woods' Hosea Simpson set school records with 402 rushing yards and five TDs in a 48-28 win over Harrison; Jake Tamaska of North Bend Taylor rushed for 352 yards and six TDs in a 49-21 win over Deer Park; Dayton Chaminade-Julienne's Javon Ringer has 1,238 rushing yards so far as he seeks a third consecutive 2,000-yard season; Ironton's Darius Lewis ran for 270 yards and three TDs in a 34-7 win over Ashland, Ky.; Sandusky St. Mary's Spencer Dye had 303 yards of total offense in the first half of a 42-7 win over Milan Edison;
Beaver Local rushed for 515 yards and passed for none in a 53-16 victory over Bellaire; Ashland Crestview's Ryan O'Dell ran for 200 yards and scored four TDs in a 73-27 win over Plymouth, giving him 1,028 yards and 14 TDs so far; Joe Ulrey of Sparta Highland rushed for 268 yards and four TDs in a 51-14 win over North Union; Plain City Jonathan Alder QB Kris Jordan rushed for four TDs in a 54-6 victory over rival London; Allen East's Jordan Reffitt ran for 305 yards and scored four TDs in a 41-20 victory over Paulding; Dola Hardin Northern's Michael Ridgeway rushed for 242 yards and four TDs in a 41-0 win over Arcadia; Craig Brickner of Bascom Hopewell-Loudon rushed for 240 yards and both TDs in a 14-10 win over Carey; and Division I No. 1 Colerain built a 56-0 halftime lead in drilling Milford 70-3, grabbing a 443-21 yardage differential with all the yards coming on the ground.
Passing fancy
Ben Fowler is 16 of 20 passing for 292 yards and four TDs with no interceptions in Cambridge's 4-0 start; for the second time this season, Westlake's Jon Brown threw six TD passes in a game in a 49-20 win over Fairview; Springfield South's Luke Alexander had 210 receiving yards and three TDs on four catches in a 54-27 win against Sidney; Bluffton beat Warren JFK 41-13 as Jarod Davies completed 17 of 27 for 378 yards and four TDs; McComb's James Copus threw for 417 yards and 2 TDs, but was stopped on a late two-point conversion try in a 29-27 loss to Pandora-Gilboa; and Cincinnati St. Xavier beat Moeller 35-31 as QB Rob Schoenhoft, an Ohio State recruit, tossed a late 2-yard TD pass to Kyle Gibler.
Noteworthy
North Robinson Colonel Crawford played its third straight overtime game, losing to Crestline 22-21 in double overtime; Lorain Brookside's Steve Grife threw two TD passes and also intercepted three passes in a 49-14 win over Oberlin Firelands; Milford Center Fairbanks' Greg Phelps accounted for 317 yards of total offense in a 46-12 win over Yellow Springs; Upper Sandusky QB Greg Micheli has accumulated 1,009 totals yards and had a hand in 14 TDs in the past two weeks; and Tiffin Columbian's Justin Reinbolt returned a kickoff and a punt for TDs in the first quarter in a 45-7 win over Norwalk.
Finally, there is nothing cold about Coldwater.
After averaging 393 yards in the first four games, St. Henry was held to just 53 yards in losing for the first time, 28-0.
Coldwater won the annual Backyard Battle by limiting St. Henry to 35 yards rushing and 18 yards passing. St. Henry did not record a first down in the second half and had just four in the game.