Leipsic caps perfect regular season, P-G's Fenbert shines in Week 10

COLUMBUS — Week 10 of the 2026 high school football season is in the books.Football players from all over Ohio put up some amazing performances in the ninth week of the season. Here, the Ohio Prep Sports Media Association compiles the best of the best with the OPSMA High School Football Notebook.Let's take a look.Several standout players capped regular season play with record-breaking performances on Friday.-Leipsic completed its first 10-0 regular season since 1981 with a 42-0 shutout of Toledo Waite on Friday. Marc Kirkendall threw for 183 yards and four touchdowns on 14-of-21 passing and rushed for 33 yards. Kirkendall broke two school passing records, setting new marks for touchdown passes in a season (32) and career (80).- Pandora-Gilboa receiver Jace Fenbert caught seven passes for a school single-game record 265 yards and scored three TDs in the Rockets 42-20 win over Ada. P-G quarterback Zahnder Boggs, pressed into the starting role at midseason due to injuries, had 490 yards total offense in the win, completing 15-of-19 passes for 383 yards and four scores and rushing for 107 yards and two TDs.-Findlay senior running back Ramier Williams carried 34 times for 191 and scored 20 of the Trojans 22 points in a 22-21 overtime win over Anthony Wayne. Williams scored three short-yardage TDs, then ran in the two-point conversion in overtime to help the Trojans end a four-year losing streak to the Generals.- Elmwood's Kason Hammer caught 16 passes for 313 yards and six touchdowns in the Royals 50-17 win over Riverdale.- North Baltimore quarterback Luke Long accounted for 378 total yards and six touchdowns (206 yards, 2 TDs passing, 172 yards, 4 TDs rushing) in leading the Tigers to a 50-44 win over Upper Scioto Valley that earned them a share of the Northwest Central Conference title.-Ottawa-Glandorf completed a turnaround rarely seen in Ohio football as the Titans went from 0-10 in 2025 to unbeaten at 10-0 in 2026 under first-year head coach Ben Kaufman. O-G beat Lima Shawnee 50-20 to close the regular season undefeated for the first time since 2012 and joined Circleville Logan Elm (2007-08) and St. Clairsville (2023-24) as the only teams since 1972 to go from 0-10 to 10-0 in consecutive seasons.-Already with an impressive resume of 55 straight regular season wins, Liberty Center capped off another unbeaten regular season in convincing fashion as the D-VI No. 1-ranked Tigers routed D-V No. 3 Archbold 42-10 for a fifth straight Northwest Ohio Athletic League title. With a 50-50 raffle total of $5,000 adding to the hoopla, LC broke open a 21-10 halftime lead when Ethan Gray returned the third-quarter kickoff 97 yards for a score and after a turnover on downs, Garrison Kruse (24 rushes, 157 yards, two TDs) scored on a 78-yard TD run.-Bellbrook finished 10-0 for the fourth time in program history after getting four total touchdowns and 180 yards rushing by Jack Kosins in a 35-0 win against Hamilton Ross.-Owen Scalf from Anderson was a perfect 17-for-17 in the air for 372 yards and five touchdowns as Anderson beat Loveland 69-7.-Trenton Edgewood's Carter Breedlove ran 31 times and set school records for yards (413) and touchdowns (7) in the Cougars 62-35 win over Monroe, which got five TDs from Prince Mabasa.-Graham won its first Central Buckeye Conference title in 16 years with a 35-21 win over North Union thanks to 161 yards and two touchdowns rushing by Danny Hoke and another 123 yards and a TD for Jakob Hoke.-Woodmore won a league crown for the first time since 1997 with a championship in the Sandusky Bay Conference. The Wildcats were unbeaten in the regular season for the second time in program history, joining the team from 1995.-Vandalia Butler's Kash Jordan nearly single-handedly willed the Aviators past Fairborn 49-35. Jordan had three touchdowns on offense, three interceptions on defense, including the game-clincher, led all players in tackles, and had a kick return TD called back due to a penalty. Drew Suess passed for a career-high 530 yards and five TDs for the Aviators.-Shelby's Brady Bowman caught seven passes for 151 yards and a touchdown as the Whippets knocked off Marion Harding 47-7 to clinch a third straight 10-0 regular season and a fourth consecutive Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference championship. Bowman became just the eighth player in Ohio high school football history to record 4,000 career receiving yards.-Zane Trace's Brice Johnson rushed 31 times for 350 yards and a pair of touchdowns while helping his Pioneers clinch their first share of the Scioto Valley Conference title since 2022 with Friday's 28-7 win over Unioto.-Tinora put on a defensive clinic to help clinch a share of its third Green Meadows Conference title in four years by picking up a 20-0 road shutout of defending league champion Paulding to force a three-way tie with Fairview. It was the first time Paulding had been shut out in 36 games.-Fairview senior receiver Logan Olinger broke school records for career points (474) and touchdowns (74) held by former star WR Ben Wonderly (2005-08) with his efforts in a 50-7 win over Wayne Trace. In his career, the senior has 284 catches (sixth-most in state history), 4,206 yards (No. 6) and 46 TD receptions (tied-eighth most).-Multiple records were set and tied in Huber Heights Wayne's 63-60 comeback win at Centerville. Quarterback Kye Graham set a program record with 489 passing yards, completing 25-of-31 attempts with four touchdowns. He also ran for 58 yards and another two TDs. Jamier Brown tied Wayne's single game receiving record with 224 yards on 10 receptions and two TDs.-Oakwood secured a share of a Southwestern Buckeye League title thanks to 248 yards and four touchdowns passing by Alex Lee and another rushing to beat Middletown Madison 41-6.-Mechanicsburg's Matthew Davis had 375 yards total offense and five touchdowns (194 yards, 2 TDs passing, 181, 3 TDs rushing) in a 49-21 win over West Liberty-Salem.-Lucas Cannady from St. Bernard-Elmwood Place was 8-for-10 passing for 252 yards and six touchdowns in the 41-0 win against Stivers.-In a 52-6 win against Maryland's Mount Zion Prep, Elder senior quarterback Kaden Estep was 11-of-14 for 220 yards and five touchdowns. In the game, he broke Elder's career passing yardage record previously held by Peyton Ramsey.-Alex Nagel from Mason was 4-for-6 passing for 138 yards while carrying the ball 35 times for 234 yards and three touchdowns as the Comets beat Colerain 42-33.-Needing a win to guarantee a spot in the Division IV, Region 14 playoffs, Medina Buckeye survived a record-breaking night by Westlake quarterback Moe Abdelhady to come away with a 56-55 victory. Abdelhady, who completed 38-of-52 passes for 510 yards and seven touchdowns while also running for 57 yards and a score, tossed an 11-yard TD pass to Gavin McMillen (11 receptions, 150 yards, 3 TDs) on the final play of regulation. In a game that featured 111 points and 1,111 yards of total offense, it was a defensive play that made the difference with Buckeye breaking up a two-point conversion pass to secure the win.