Ohio high school football: Walsh Jesuit announces 2025 schedule

Walsh Jesuit announces schedule for 2025 Ohio high school football season
Walsh Jesuit head coach Nick Alexander looks on during a game against McDowell (Erie, Pennsylvania) on Aug. 25, 2023.
Walsh Jesuit head coach Nick Alexander looks on during a game against McDowell (Erie, Pennsylvania) on Aug. 25, 2023. / Ryan Isley, SBLive Sports

High School football schedules for the 2025 season are starting to be announced all across Ohio, and High School On SI will share these as we see them.

We can now share the schedule for the 2024 Division regional finalist Walsh Jesuit Warriors, via their social media accounts.

The Warriors will start the season with two tough road games, first against Toledo Central Catholic, the runner-up in Division III in 2024 after winning the state title in Division II in 2022 and in Division III in 2023 and then against Springfield, the Division I state runner-up in 2021, 2022 and 2023.

Walsh will also face its two local rivals on the road, traveling to Archbishop Hoban on Sept. 26 and St. Vincent-St. Mary on Oct. 17.

The game against Hoban will be a rematch of last season's Division II regional final, won by Hoban 21-7.

Walsh is coming off a season in which it went 13-1.

Below is the Warriors' schedule for 2025, with game times still to be announced.

2025 WALSH JESUIT WARRIORS FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

Aug. 22: at Toledo Central Catholic

Aug. 29: at Springfield

Sept. 5: vs. Football North (Canada)

Sept. 12: at St. Ignatius

Sept. 19: vs. Canisius (New York)

Sept. 26: at Archbishop Hoban

Oct. 3: vs. Bishop Hartley

Oct. 10: at Ursuline

Oct. 17: at St. Vincent-St. Mary

Oct. 23: vs. Trotwood Madison

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Ryan Isley is a Regional Editor for SBLive Sports, covering Ohio and Pennsylvania.