Ironton wins the state title for the first time since 1989 and finishes the season 15-1. Liberty Center suffers its first loss of the season and is state runner-up for the second straight year.

According to a report by the Columbus Dispatch, five-time state champion Ironton (OH) could be on the verge of missing out on the 2025 Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) playoffs due to ...

IRONTON — The Ironton Board of Education said in a statement Friday night the Ohio High School Athletic Association will impose sanctions on the high school's football program. The OHSAA has postponed ...

Aug. 2—Ironton Fighting Tiger 2024 season football tickets will be on sale starting next week. Tickets for three home games will be $27 ($9 per game). All purchases must be made by check or money ...

The reigning Division V state champion Ironton football team will not compete in the 2025 Ohio high school football playoffs because of recruiting violations, the Ohio High School Athletic Association ...

As with any team, there is change and holes to fill. Ironton lost its quarterback but returns top running backs Zayne Williams and Tyler Carmon. They have a big hole to fill at wide receiver since ...

IRONTON, Ohio (WCHS) — Ironton High School will not be eligible to compete in this year's high school football playoffs, among other sanctions, the school district announced. In a statement posted to ...

For the latest on this topic, read our updated Ironton reporting. The OHSAA delayed an announcement regarding an issue with Ironton High School football, with WSEO reporting that could be punishments ...

High School football schedules for the 2025 season are starting to be announced all across Ohio, and High School On SI will share these as we see them. We can now share the schedule for the 2024 ...

Bill O'Brien's approach to building his football program has centered around high school recruiting, and his staff is going ...

Pick a story line, any story line. Ironton (11-1) takes on Harvest Prep (9-2) at 7 p.m. Friday at Raidiger Field in Waverly, Ohio, in a Division V high school football third-round playoff game.

CROSBY — When they needed to pass it was open. That was thanks to a running attack that amassed 334 yards on 44 carries as the Crosby-Ironton Rangers ran away from the Greenway/Nashwauk-Keewatin ...