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Canal Winchester outlasts Ashland 43-37 behind Jamari Snow's record night
Read the full articleSenior Jamari Snow rushed for an unofficial school-record 314 yards and four touchdowns as Canal Winchester edged Ashland 43-37 in the Division II Region 7 playoff opener. The Indians, winners of six straight under interim coach Corey Coe, advance to play New Albany on Friday, Nov. 6.
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Canal Winchester hosted Ashland in a Division II regional first-round playoff matchup on Weiser Field at Mike Locke Stadium on Oct. 30, 2026.
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Week 11 saw #5 Canal Winchester host #12 Ashland in a Division II regional first-round playoff matchup on Weiser Field at Mike Locke Stadium on Oct. 30, 2026.
Corey Coe was named to lead the team for the rest of the season and has improved to 6-0 since taking over the program after Week 5, when the Indians fell to 2-3.
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And he's now 6-0 since taking over the program after Week 5 when the Indians fell to 2-3 coming off a narrow loss to Pickerington Central.
Canal Winchester opened the scoring on its first possession with a 13-yard run from Jamari Snow.
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Canal Winchester opened the scoring on its first possession, marching down the field with ease and capping off the drive with a 13-yard run from Jamari Snow.
Snow regained the lead with his second score with 5:05 remaining in the half.
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Snow punched in his second to regain the lead with 5:05 in the half.
He added his third touchdown of the half from three yards out for a 21-9 lead at the break.
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setting up Snow's third touchdown of the half, this time from three yards out, for a 21-9 lead at the break.
Ashland marched down to the 13-yard line, but the drive ended on an incomplete pass in the end zone on fourth down with 2.2 seconds on the clock.
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Hubacher marched the team down to the 13. But the drive ended in an incomplete pass in the end zone on fourth down with 2.2 seconds on the clock.
“They're a juggernaut,” Coe said of New Albany.
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"They're a juggernaut," Coe said. "We were in a slugfest with them last time and ended up beating them 35-28, but I'm sure they probably left that game thinking they didn't play their best. But anytime you get to play New Albany, it's a great opportunity. Our kids are excited for it, and I know they'll be ready for the rematch at their place.
“Canal Winchester football is my life, apart from my family,” Coe said of his interim role.
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"Canal Winchester football is my life, apart from my family," Coe said. "It's a different role I'm still learning — that universal perspective — because I'm a defensive guy and sometimes I gotta be careful about being too defensive-minded on the sideline and be more in-tune with game management. That's not an easy thing when you're still running the show on defense.
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Canal Winchester survived with a 43-37 win after the play.
Senior running back Jamari Snow ran for an unofficial school-record 314 yards and four touchdowns on 35 carries, as Canal Winchester advanced to face fourth-seeded New Albany.
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Canal Winchester and its star running back, Jamari Snow.
Senior running back Jamari Snow ran for an unofficial school-record 314 yards and four touchdowns on 35 carries, as Canal Winchester advanced to face fourth-seeded New Albany.
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The senior ran for an unofficial school-record 314 yards and four touchdowns on 35 carries, as Canal Winchester advanced to face fourth-seeded New Albany (8-2) next week.
Snow punched in his fourth touchdown from a yard out to make it 37-22 with 8:55 remaining.
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Snow, who entered the night with 2,025 rushing yards, punched in his fourth and final touchdown from a yard out to make it 37-22 with 8:55 remaining.
Snow has a school-record 34 rushing touchdowns as well.
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Snow has a school-record 34 rushing touchdowns as well
“He’s just an incredible player and he’s an incredible teammate,” Coe said of Snow, as quoted by Richland Source.
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“He’s just an incredible player and he’s an incredible teammate,” Coe said. “I’m just proud of what he stands for, and he’s all in.”
A 20-yard touchdown pass from Liam Hubacher to Nevin LaRue and Hubacher's two-point conversion run tied the game 37-37 with 3:41 to play.
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setting up a Hubacher-to-LaRue 20-yard touchdown pass with 3:41 to play. Ashland’s junior quarterback then ran in the 2-point conversion to tie it, 37-37.
Junior quarterback Kian McGhee connected with Sir'Anthony Washington on a 30-yard touchdown pass to make it 43-37.
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junior quarterback Kian McGhee (12-of-18, 160 yards passing) connected with Sir Anthony Washington for a 30-yard touchdown to make it 43-37.
McGhee finished the game 12-of-18 for 160 passing yards.
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junior quarterback Kian McGhee (12-of-18, 160 yards passing) connected with Sir Anthony Washington for a 30-yard touchdown to make it 43-37.
It is the seventh consecutive season in which the Indians have won at least one playoff game.
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It is the seventh consecutive season the Indians have won at least one playoff game.
Canal Winchester advanced to face fourth-seeded New Albany (8-2).
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as Canal Winchester advanced to face fourth-seeded New Albany (8-2) next week.
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Corey Coe was named to lead the team for the rest of the season and has improved to 6-0 since taking over the program after Week 5, when the Indians fell to 2-3.
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Corey Coe will lead the football team for the rest of the season.
Rob Page resigned as head coach on September 23 amid a district investigation into reports of unprofessional conduct toward a student-athlete.
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Canal Winchester’s head football coach, Rob Page, has resigned amid a district investigation into reports of unprofessional conduct toward a student-athlete.
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Rob Page resigned as head coach on September 23 amid a district investigation into reports of unprofessional conduct toward a student-athlete.
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Page submitted his resignation on September 23, as reported by Columbus Dispatch journalist Frank DiRenna.
Canal Winchester Football Hosts Ashland After 7-3 Regular Season
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Previously, Pique Media reported on Canal Winchester football hosting Ashland after a 7-3 regular season.
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Canal Winchester Football Hosts Ashland After 7-3 Regular Season
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Canal Winchester is scheduled to play at New Albany on Nov. 6.
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2026 Canal Winchester Football (8-3)
Canal Winchester is scheduled to play at New Albany on Nov. 6.
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11/6 A # New Albany (8-2)
In their previous meeting, Canal Winchester earned a 35-28 win at New Albany on Aug. 28.
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2026 Canal Winchester Football (8-3)
In their previous meeting, Canal Winchester earned a 35-28 win at New Albany on Aug. 28.
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8/28 A New Albany (8-2) [II:7] W 35-28
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New Albany is coached by Mark Solis.
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Coach: Mark Solis