The Ohio board, the games of September 11

Recruit Intel scored every recorded box score in its database for the current weekly window and ranked the field by RPM, our Recruit Performance Metric. Ohio's share of the September 17 run is 1404 scored performances across 163 schools. What follows is the 10 highest of those Ohio scores, each from a game played on September 11. Every stat line below comes from our canonical database, drawn from recorded box scores, and every player named is verified by record identifier against a 2026 stat row at the school he is credited to.

The 10 highest scores

RPM is a percentile score computed within a position family, quarterbacks against quarterbacks and runners against runners, across the full national pool scored in this window. A score near 100 means the performance sat at the very top of its family nationally. The 10 below are separated by 1.56 of a point from top to 10th, and all 10 carry the same grade of A+. By class they break 4 from the class of 2027, 4 from 2028 and 2 from 2029.

  1. Cam Huebner, WR at Westerville Central (Westerville), class of 2027. RPM 99.67. Against Dublin Jerome, ranked 264 in Ohio, Westerville Central won 16-10; he caught 8 passes for 211 yards and a touchdown, and added 2 carries for 11 yards.
  2. Noah Sharp, DE at Bath (Lima), class of 2029. RPM 99.20. Against Shawnee, ranked 413 in Ohio, Bath won 34-28; he made 12 total tackles, 4 of them for loss, with 4 sacks.
  3. Alex Meek, WR at Worthington Kilbourne (Columbus), class of 2028. RPM 98.79. Against Westland, ranked 244 in Ohio, Worthington Kilbourne won 49-20; he caught 10 passes for 173 yards and a touchdown.
  4. Caden Ridenour, OLB at East Knox (Howard), class of 2027. RPM 98.75. Against Centerburg, ranked 209 in Ohio, East Knox fell 9-21; he made 12 total tackles, 2 of them for loss, with 2 sacks.
  5. Amontrae Davis, WR at Lima Senior (Lima), class of 2028. RPM 98.66. Against Columbian, ranked 290 in Ohio, Lima Senior won 42-33; he carried 19 times for 244 yards and 3 touchdowns, and caught 2 passes for 8 yards.
  6. Matt Richardson, WR at Harding (Warren), class of 2027. RPM 98.59. Against Jackson, provisionally ranked 221 in Ohio, Harding fell 37-44; he caught 7 passes for 153 yards and 2 touchdowns.
  7. Robert Hill, LB at Franklin Heights (Columbus), class of 2029. RPM 98.46. Against KIPP Columbus, ranked 414 in Ohio, Franklin Heights fell 6-20; he made 15 total tackles, 2 of them for loss.
  8. Isaac King, WR at Bishop Hartley (Columbus), class of 2028. RPM 98.45. Against Badin, Bishop Hartley fell 13-46; he caught 5 passes for 141 yards and 2 touchdowns.
  9. Demetrius Curtis, LB at Pickerington North (Pickerington), class of 2028. RPM 98.14. Against Dublin Coffman, ranked 285 in Ohio, Pickerington North won 35-0; he made 11 total tackles, 4 of them for loss, and added a sack.
  10. Brody Schmidt, QB at Dayton Christian (Miamisburg), class of 2027. RPM 98.10. Against Madison, Dayton Christian won 40-7; he completed 11 of 16 passes for 193 yards and 3 touchdowns, and ran 12 times for 148 yards and 2 more scores.

How the board is built

The ranking is the top 10 Ohio scores by RPM with at least one game in the window, after our standard filters remove merged duplicate records, players our database does not treat as recruitable, and rows with no listed position. We also set aside a handful of players whose listed position sat on the opposite side of the ball from the stat line that earned the score, and promoted the next clean entry in each case. Ties would break to the younger class, then to record identifier. Opponent rankings are our own Ohio team rankings as of September 17, printed because Ohio is one of the 14 states where our team rankings are live. Two opponents, Badin and Madison, are not yet ranked, so no ranking is printed for those games.