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Carrollton Warriors Team News

GlenOak leads its region in latest OHSAA computer rankings

COLUMBUS  The Ohio High School Athletic Association released its second weekly football computer ratings today and GlenOak is the only area school to be leading a region.

Week 5 preview: Carrollton at West Branch

TIME  7 p.m.
SITE  Heacock Stadium
RECORDS  Carrollton 1-3, 0-1; West Branch 1-3, 0-1
LAST WEEK  Salem 34, Carrollton 17; Alliance 55, West Branch 26

Salem at Carrollton preview

TIME  7 p.m.

SITE  Community Field

RECORDS  Salem 2-1, Carrollton 1-2

LAST WEEK  Salem 7, Niles McKinley 3; Claymont 55, Carrollton 22

Claymont passes by Carrollton, 54-19

T-R Staff Report

UHRICHSVILLE Nick Merrick passed for 400 yards and six touchdowns as Claymont rolled over Carrollton 55-25 in a prep football game Friday night.

Carrollton-Claymont preview


Carrollton at Claymont

TIME  7:30 p.m.

SITE  Community Field

RECORDS  Carrollton 1-1, Claymont 2-0

Dover gets off to strong start

DOVER  After Dover’s 58-14 high school football win at Carrollton on Thursday night, Tornado head coach Dan Ifft was hard pressed to find something he didn’t like about his team’s play in its season opener.

Dover throttles Carrollton in season opener

CARROLLTON  Dover didn’t wait to shine under the lights at Community Field.

The Tornadoes did it in the bright sunshine.

And under the lights as well.

Dover coach Dan Ifft wondered how his former junior varsity players would react under varsity conditions.

Week 1 preview: Dover at Carrollton

TIME  7 p.m.

SITE  Community Field.

LAST YEAR’S RECORDS  Dover 10-3, Carrollton 4-6.

LAST MEETING  Dover won, 63-14, last year.

Carrollton team preview

Shoes to fill
There’s no doubt the Warriors will miss John Lowdermilk, a versatile quarterback who led the team in rushing and was Carrollton’s leading tackler at linebacker. Robbie Smith and Tyler Sheets were the Warriors’ top two receivers. Zach Ketchum was their top lineman.

Carrollton coach sees potential

Times-Reporter staff report

CARROLLTON  Carrollton coach Dan Detweiler knows his team can only control what it does.