West Geauga High School’s (located in Chesterland, Ohio) varsity football team faced off against Chagrin Valley Conference foe Perry High School (located in Perry, Ohio) on Friday, September 26, 2014. This was a week 5 game that took place at West Geauga High School in Ohio.
Perry entered the game having rebounded, the previous week, from their first loss of the season. Their offense had average scoring 37 points a game in each of their three wins, while their defense averaged surrendering just over 11 points a game. While it was still relatively early in the season, they would love to get a boost in the Division 4 playoff race with a win here. West Geauga entered the game having won back to back games after opening the season with two straight losses. Aside from their week 2 loss, each game they had played had been a close, competitive matchup. They could ill-afford another loss here if they were to stay competitive in the Division 3 playoff race.
Perry (a Division 4 school) came into the game with a record of 3-1. They won the previous week against Chagrin Valley Conference foe Orange High School (a Division 4 school with a final record of 5-5 in 2014) by a score of 47-21. Perry would go on to finish the season with a 6-5 record in 2014. They would qualify for the Division 4 playoffs and lose in the Regional Quarterfinals to the eventual Division 4 State Champion, Benedictine High School, by a score of 24-20.
West Geauga (a Division 3 school) came into the game with a record of 2-2. They won the previous week against Chagrin Valley Conference foe Harvey High School (a Division 3 school with a final record of 3-7 in 2014) by a score of 34-22. West Geauga would go on to finish the season with a 5-5 record in 2014. Over the course of 10 regular season games they would end up facing 8 schools that would finish with winning records in 2014 (5 of those would be playoff qualifiers in their respective divisions).
Final Score:
Perry Pirates – 21
West Geauga Wolverines – 28
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