PENINSULA — Week 10 of OHSAA high school football action provides a historic game for Cuyahoga Falls.
Woodridge (7-2, 4-2) hosts Cuyahoga Falls (3-6, 2-4) for the first time. The Metro Athletic Conference backyard rivalry game will henceforth be known as "The Rumble by the River."
Both teams will look to rebound from tough losses in the regular-season finale.
Here are live updates from Lahoski Field.
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What are Cuyahoga Falls and Woodridge football playing for?
The winner of this contest will be awarded an oar painted in Falls black and gold and Woodridge maroon and white.
Like Akron and Kent State with the wagon wheel, this winner his posses this trophy for a full year until next season's game.
Key players for Woodridge
QB Blake Pumper has been solid for the most of the season, though he is coming off a three-interception game vs. Streetsboro. Woodridge hopes to have Johnathan Tyree back at full strength this week after he was limited to wide receiver duty last week. If Tyree is still limited, Will Owens will start at running back. Kai Jonnes and Sean Thompson will be everywhere for the Bulldog defense.
Key players for Cuyahoga Falls
QB Waseem Mustafa has been the engine of Falls offense, showing himself to be a threat with both his legs and arms. RB-DL Josh Bell is a key two-way player for the Black Tigers. Falls has a lot of experience on its interior lines in the form of Uly Scribner and four-year starter Edward Scarver.
Who are the head coaches for Woodridge-Cuyahoga Falls football?
Woodridge coach John Daraio is in his second year in charge of the Bulldogs. His record stands at 13-6 at Woodridge.
Falls coach Kevin Pask is in his fourth year leading his alma mater. His record stands at 8-31.
Michael Leonard can be reached at mleonard@recordpub.com.
This article originally appeared on Akron Beacon Journal: Woodridge High School vs. Cuyahoga Falls score and live updates
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