With Warren G. Harding set to kick off their 2026 football season in three weeks, it’s officially time to get into FOOTBALL MODE! One of the things that I like to do is to provide a list of opposing players to watch out for. To my knowledge, the following athletes meet at least one of these requirements... A) They were an All-Conference, County, District, or State selection in 2024. B) They have at least one college scholarship offer. C) They have a previous standout perfo

For Warren G. Harding’s football program, the offseason has been very productive as their works have resulted in several athletes receiving significant interest from an abundance of colleges. That said, junior Matt Richardson is one of those guys who has yet to really have a true “offseason.” Not only was he a key contributor for the boys basketball team, he currently carries a heavy workload for the track & field program. Richardson’s time training and constantly competing

April has already proved to be a very momentous month for Warren G. Harding's football program as many doors have been opening up for their athletes to walk through to the next level. Here is a quick overview of the football scholarship offers that have been awarded to current Raiders… (College: Date received) ‘28 EDGE Asa Burch -Wayne State: 10/14/2025 -Akron: 11/11/2025 -Pitt: 01/29/2026 -Penn State: 03/30/2026 -Missouri: 03/31/2026 -YSU: 04/02/2026 -Kent State: 04/03/2026

While this time of the year is usually relatively slow for high school football news, that couldn’t be any further from the truth right now at Warren G. Harding. There’s a lot of momentum right now at 860 Elm Road in Warren as several young men are currently being scouted by quality NCAA football programs. Today, junior offensive lineman Zay’vion Smith gave his verbal commitment to the University of Cincinnati. His other offers included Akron, Army, Eastern Michigan, For

Footage of Harding seniors Anthony Simpson (Lake Erie College), Ellis Daniels (Virginia Military Institute), and Rai'twan Hill (Allegheny College) signing their official letters of intent to continue their academic & athletic careers at their respective universities. “It’s always a great day in Warren, Ohio when we have some gentlemen moving on to learn how to make an impact on society.” Those were the words of Harding head football coach Matt Richardson as he introduced the