Nov 01

2024 City & SIAC standings through Sectional Second Round

The postseason continues as Reitz earned a tough away win over Jasper, downing the Wildcats, 36-14.

Now the Panthers will battle Boonville in the Bowl next week for the Class 4A Sectional 24 Championship!

Team              City     SIAC    Overall
Memorial           6-0      9-0     11-0
Reitz              5-1      7-2      9-2
Castle             ---      7-2      8-2
Mater Dei          4-2      7-2      7-3
Jasper             ---      5-4      6-5
North              3-3      4-5      5-5
Vincennes Lincoln  ---      3-6      4-7
Harrison           2-4      2-7      2-8
Central            1-5      1-8      1-9
Bosse              0-6      0-9      0-10

Sectional Semifinal games (Nov. 1)

  • Class 5A Sectional 16
    North 42, New Albany 7
    Castle 35, Floyd Central 21
  • Class 4A Sectional 24
    Boonville 38, Bosse 0
    Reitz 36, Jasper 14
  • Class 3A Sectional 32
    Memorial 24, Southridge 7
    Heritage Hills 34, Vincennes Lincoln 14

Sectional Championship games (Nov. 8)

  • Class 5A Sectional 16 Championship
    North (5-5) at Castle (8-2), 7 p.m.
  • Class 4A Sectional 24 Championship
    Boonville (6-5) at Reitz (9-2), 7 p.m.
  • Class 3A Sectional 32 Championship
    Memorial (11-0) at Heritage Hills (10-1), 7 p.m.

ReitzFootball.com

Dan Engler's love for Reitz Football goes back a long time. Engler played for the Panthers all four years of high school and graduated in 1996.
That summer, as the popularity of the Internet began to explode, Engler's search for Reitz Football information came up empty, so his father suggested he create a website. Engler taught himself HTML and launched the Unofficial Reitz High School Football Home Page that August.
Since then, Engler, through ReitzFootball.com, has spent the past 25 years chronicling the rich history and tradition of Reitz High School Football.
Engler and his wife, Melissa, have two sons, Logan and Micah, and a daughter, Juliette. Engler has traveled all over the world but is proud to call Evansville his home.

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