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🚨🏈 CINCINNATI — WEEK 9 HAS ENTERED THE CHAT! 🔥

PRINCETON SITS ON THE THRONE AT 8–0! 👑 The Vikings lead the pack, but Lakota West is right behind them at 7–1, with Moeller and Elder holding down the next two spots. That top four? PRESSURE EVERYWHERE. 😤

Anderson, Winton Woods and Harrison are all 7–1 and pushing for more respect. Wyoming is UNBEATEN at 8–0 and inside our TOP 10! 👀

Further down, Goshen, Hughes and Deer Park bring PERFECT 8–0 records. North College Hill is 7–0. Those programs deserve your attention, too! 🔥

Our poll weighs wins, computer ratings and schedule strength. Every spot has to be earned—and with two regular-season weeks left, there’s still room to climb! 📈

🗣️ WHO’S TOO HIGH? WHO’S TOO LOW? Who belongs in the TOP FIVE? Drop the team AND your argument! ⬇️

#TheEndZoneReport #CincinnatiFootball #OhioHighSchoolFootball #Top25 #FridayNightLights

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🧬 PROGRAM DNA | NO. 10: WYOMING 🤠🏀
Cincinnati Region • 2006–2026

The Cowboys turned heartbreak into HISTORY. 🔥

After a double-overtime loss in the 2025 state semifinals, Wyoming came back and finished the job: a 26–2 season, a 73–48 championship win over Glenville, and the FIRST boys basketball state title in program history. 🏆

Back-to-back Final Fours. Four straight CHL titles from 2023–2026. A 55–1 league record during that stretch. That résumé speaks LOUD. 🔵⚪

From Tim Edmonds’ years building the program to Matt Rooks leading the championship breakthrough, Wyoming’s story runs deeper than one season. Ahmad Frost, Lonnie Grayson, Joey Edmonds, and Isaiah Walker carried that Cowboy pride into college basketball—and helped give the next generation something to chase.

Wyoming opens our Cincinnati countdown at No. 10. Where would YOU rank the Cowboys? 👀👇

#CloseoutCrew #ProgramDNA #WyomingCowboys #CincinnatiBasketball #OhioHoops

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🏈 TOP 10 PROGRAMS SINCE 2017: NO. 9 WYOMING COWBOYS 🏈

The End Zone Report countdown continues with the Wyoming Cowboys at No. 9 among the top football programs from the Dayton and Cincinnati regions since 2017.

Wyoming’s consistency has been remarkable: a 110–10 record from 2017 through 2025, seven CHL championships, 25 playoff victories and four regional titles.

The defining season came in 2018. The Cowboys completed a perfect 15–0 campaign by defeating Girard 42–14 for the Division IV state championship—the program’s first state title since 1977.

Wyoming returned to Canton in 2022 after defeating Steubenville 32–20 to capture the Region 16 championship. The Cowboys finished that season 15–1 as the Division IV state runner-up.

At the center of this run is head coach Aaron Hancock. Since taking over in 2012, Hancock has built a championship culture based on consistency, discipline and player development. He compiled a 155–22 record through 2025 and received the Paul Brown Excellence in Coaching Award following the 2019 season.

The Cowboys have also produced high-level quarterback talent. Evan Prater led the championship era before becoming the 2019 Ohio Mr. Football and continuing his career at Cincinnati. Andrew Marty went from Wyoming to Northwestern and competed on the Big Ten stage.

A state championship, another state-final appearance, four regional titles and only 10 losses across nine seasons—that sustained excellence earns Wyoming the No. 9 position.

Should the Cowboys be ranked higher? Let us know below. 👇

NEXT UP: NO. 8 👀

#TheEndZoneReport #WyomingCowboys #WyomingFootball #CHLFootball #OhioHighSchoolFootball OHSAAFootball CincinnatiFootball SouthwestOhioFootball FridayNightLights

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Next week ACES is holding a Spirit Week for Black History Month!! We can’t wait to see everyone dressing up & participating!

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