McKinley (Canton, Ohio) at GlenOak (Canton, Ohio) - Thursday
Reid Worstell (15) was a sophomore backup quarterback for McKinley two years ago. Now he's hoping to lead GlenOak over his former school on Thursday.
File photo by Wayne Litmer
McKinley is unbeaten midway through the regular season for the first time since 2006. A big reason is the emergence of sophomore quarterback
Eric Glover. The 5-10, 155-pounder has 919 rushing yards and nine touchdowns. His 88-yard touchdown jaunt with less than a minute left to play provided the final margin of victory in McKinley's season-opening 34-28 win against Walsh Jesuit (Cuyahoga Falls).
Check out the McKinley vs. GlenOak series history in the MaxPreps record bookGlenOak will seek only its fourth win against McKinley in what will be the 12th meeting between these crosstown rivals since 2004. This is a huge game for senior quarterback
Reid Worstell, not only because a win would put his Golden Eagles in strong position to qualify for the Division I playoffs, but also because Worstell transferred from McKinley following his sophomore season. His father, Rick, was McKinley's starting quarterback when the Bulldogs won the state championship in 1981.
Mitch Stephens: GlenOak 21, McKinley 20
Steve Montoya: McKinley 21, GlenOak 14
Stephen Spiewak: McKinley 20, GlenOak 14
Kevin Askeland: McKinley 35, GlenOak 17
Leland Gordon: GlenOak 14, McKinley 13
Jamie DeMoney: GlenOak 23, McKinley 20
