Sectional Semifinal Review & Championship Preview

Sideline Sports Show with Brice and DC graphic for the high school football semifinal recap and championship preview, Episode 40, showing a ball carrier in a black jersey and red helmet, No. 25, fending off a tackler in a white jersey

On this edition of the Sideline Sports Show, Brice and DC recap Friday night’s high school football action, including Snider’s win over South Side and Heritage’s overtime thriller against Adams Central.

The guys also break down some of the top sectional semifinal matchups, highlighted by big wins from East Noble and Bishop Dwenger. The two teams are now set to face off with a sectional championship on the line.

There are eight sectional title games featuring local teams on Friday, and nearly every matchup brings plenty of intrigue. Brice and DC look at the biggest games, the teams with momentum and who could punch their ticket to regionals.

Listen to “Sectional Semifinal Review & Championship Preview” on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube.

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Frequently asked

Quick answers.

The useful details, answered clearly and without the digging.

Who plays East Noble in the sectional championship?

East Noble faces Bishop Dwenger with a sectional championship on the line. Both teams picked up big wins in the sectional semifinals.

Did Snider beat South Side?

Yes. Snider's win over South Side is one of the Friday night high school football games Brice and DC recap on this edition of the Sideline Sports Show.

Did Heritage and Adams Central go to overtime?

Yes. Heritage's game against Adams Central was an overtime thriller, and Brice and DC recap it on the show.

How many local teams are playing for sectional titles?

There are eight sectional title games featuring local teams on Friday. Brice and DC look at the biggest games, the teams with momentum and who could punch their ticket to regionals.

When is the Sideline Sports Show on?

The Sideline Sports Show streams live every Sunday morning at 11 a.m. on Brice and DC's YouTube channel. Episodes are also on Apple and Spotify, and the show is on Facebook, Instagram and X.
Brice Vance

Brice Vance

Brice Vance is a Fort Wayne-based sports media professional and co-host of the Sideline Sports Show. With nearly a decade of experience covering Indiana high school and college sports, he brings deep local knowledge and a passion for Hoosier athletics to every broadcast.

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