[Eric Frantz]

You vote, you decide...who had Ohio's best Team performance in Week 4? Find out who the nominees for the Ohio National Guard JJHuddle Ohio Football Team of the Week are here and how to pick the winner. The choices are impressive...

VOTING ENDS AT NOON ON THURSDAY

Week 4 Nominees

Mogadore
The Wildcats won the program’s 600th game with a 35-28 victory over Woodridge. Mogadore, which started playing football in 1916, ranks No. 13 on the OHSAA’s list for most wins.

Hamilton Township
The Rangers improved to 4-0 for the first time since 1975 with a 42-7 win over Logan Elm. This week against Circleville, Hamilton Township will be trying to go 5-0 for the first time since 1962.

Sherwood Fairview
The Apaches lost 36-7 to Hicksville, but it was their play off the field that warrants this nomination. Last week the entire Fairview football team bought “Team Noah” T-Shirts to show their support and raise funds for Hicksville eighth grader Noah Karacson who is battling cancer.

Chillcothe Huntington
After enduring a 31-game losing streak, the Huntsmen are now riding a three-game winning streak. Huntington snapped its slide with 56-6 Week 2 win over Manchester and followed that up with a 36-6 win over McDermott Northwest. Friday the Huntsmen beat Frankfort Adena 46-31 for their first Scioto Valley Conference win since 2008.

Stebbins
The Indians snapped a 21-game losing streak last week and this week ran their win streak to two with a 20-6 win over St. Paris Graham.

Bucyrus Wynford
The Royals ran the state’s longest regular season winning streak to 62 games with a 34-0 win over Buckeye Central.

Olentangy Liberty
The Patriots forced six turnovers and blocked two punts (one returned for a TD) in a 56-34 win over Central Crossing.

Coldwater
The Cavaliers dominated Delphos St. John’s 41-6 in a match-up of small school powers and handed the Blue Jays their worst loss since 2008. Senior QB Austin Bruns threw for four TDs and ran for another as the Cavs outgained DSJ 401-128 in total yards. Coldwater scored on its first six possessions and led 38-0 at the half.

Zanesville
The Blue Devils remained unbeaten with a memorable 31-24 come-from-behind win over Youngstown Ursuline. Zanesville trailed 24-12 entering the fourth quarter before QB Thomas Wibbeler tossed three fourth quarter TD passes – including two to JT McFarland – for the Blue Devil win. Wibbeler finished with 402 yards passing and five TDs, while McFarland caught 10 passes for 179 yards and three TDs.

Urbana
A week after beating Springfield Shawnee for the first time since 2008, Urbana beat fellow Central Buckeye Conference heavyweight Tecumseh for the first time since 2007 with a 42-21 win. Sophomore QB Nathan Mays threw for five first half TDs and the Hillclimbers defense notched three interceptions as Urbana built a 35-7 halftime lead.

[ernest_t_bass]

In my opinion, if Sherwood Fairview doesn't win this competition, they deserve a completely separate award. To see what was going on in Hicksville on Friday night was incredible.

[Eric Frantz]

Originally Posted by ernest_t_bass

In my opinion, if Sherwood Fairview doesn't win this competition, they deserve a completely separate award. To see what was going on in Hicksville on Friday night was incredible.

Agreed. Wish I could have seen it.

[DOUGER]

Tracking IP's on this poll?

[ranger88]

Nice Job Ranger faithful !!
Good luck to our young Men this week .

[ernest_t_bass]

I'd love to see an "Off the field" award this week for Fairview.