The 2024 OHSAA football state championships are officially here.
The slate of high school football title games starts today, Dec. 5, with Avon High School taking on Cincinnati Anderson in the Division II state championship.
Avon (15-0) punched its ticket to the title game by defeating Archbishop Hoban, 35-10. The win snapped a five-game losing streak against Hoban and put Avon in the state final showdown for the first time since 2011.
Anderson (also 15-0) reached the title game thanks to a late touchdown. Justice Burnam’s 1-yard TD run with 33 seconds left lifted Anderson to a 28-24 win in the state semifinal over Big Walnut, who dispatched the Massillon Tigers the week prior.
Here’s how fans can tune in to see the matchup between two undefeated teams.
The Division II state title game between Avon and Anderson will be televised on Spectrum News 1. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. ET.
OHSAA Championship Gameday pregame coverage will air 15 minutes prior to each game on the schedule. The broadcasts will also feature postgame coverage and analysis.
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While DirecTV and YouTube TV customers may not have access to Spectrum News 1, those with Spectrum internet coverage can stream the game by downloading the Spectrum News App (more below).
In addition to airing on TV on Spectrum News 1, the showdown between these two unbeaten squads can be streamed using the Spectrum News App or via OHSAA.tv.
Yes.
OHSAA Radio Network will broadcast all seven title games.
The audio version can be found here, while the video version will be posted to YouTube.
