Indians to visit St. Henry

Fort Recovery Indians
Fort Recovery, 6-3 (4-3)
Coach: Brent Niekamp, 12th year
Conference: Midwest Athletic
Last week vs. New Bremen: Junior running back Will Homan scored three rushing touchdowns and had two TD catches in leading the Division VII?No. 10 Indians to a 37-0 victory over New Bremen. Homan had 153 yards on 19 carries.
Season leaders: Passing — Caleb Martin – 87-of-161 for 1,207 yards, 11 touchdowns and seven interceptions. Rushing — Will Homan – 167 carries for 1,089 yards and 13 touchdowns. Receiving — Payton Jutte – 30 catches for 354 yards and two touchdowns. Defense — Ethan Schoen – 74 tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss and one interception.

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St. Henry Redskins
St. Henry, 6-3 (5-2)
Coach: Brad Luthman, fourth year
Conference: Midwest Athletic
Last week at Marion Local: With a chance to stay atop the MAC standings, St. Henry was shut out by Division?VI No. 2 Marion Local, 31-0. The Flyers scored 14 points in each of the second and fourth quarters.
Season leaders: Passing — Daylon Lange – 85-of-10 for 1,007 yards, seven touchdowns and three interceptions. Rushing — Ryan Luttmer – 121 carries for 563 yards and nine touchdowns. Receiving — Tyler Schlarman – 18 receptions for 294 yards and one touchdown. Defense — Blake Hoyng — 67 tackles, six tackles for loss.

Last season: After giving up a few big plays early, Fort Recovery held St. Henry to just 14 yards of total offense in the final three quarters for an 8-7 victory in Fort Recovery. Quarterback Caleb Martin tossed a 33-yard touchdown pass to Wes Wenning, and Kyle Schroer lofted a pass to Jason Roessner for the 2-point conversion.

Game notes: This is the 22nd meeting all time between Fort Recovery and St. Henry, with the Redskins holding a 18-3 advantage in the series.?But recent history sides with the Indians, who have gotten all three of their wins in the last five seasons ... FRHS?junior running back Will Homan is 212 yards shy of tying the career rushing record of 2,180 set by 1997 graduate Greg Bretz ... In terms of scoring, the Indians and Redskins are nearly identical. FRHS averages 22.6 points per game offensively, while allowing 16.3 PPG?defensively. St. Henry scores 25.1 PPG, and allows 15.2 PPG ... In Division VII, Fort Recovery is ranked 10th by the Associated Press, and fourth in the OHSAA?Region 28 computer rankings. St. Henry is fifth in the Region 24 computer rankings.