Since the beginning of the playoff era in Ohio high school football back in 1972, Lexington has won just four conference championships. Two of them were back to back in 1987 and 1988 when the dominant Minutemen went 4-1 two straight years in what was then the Ohio Heartland Conference. The other two championships came in the Ohio Cardinal Conference when Lexington went 7-0 back in 2008 and again in 2016 when Lexington went 5-1 and shared the title with Ashland. Coincidentally

Over the last three and half seasons of Lexington Minutemen football, the program has ended almost every losing streak it has had. This includes ending a three game losing streak to New Philadelphia just last week. Coach Saris, his coaching staff, and this senior class have been involved in some of the biggest wins in the last decade, and even beyond. But as each losing streak ends there is one streak that often gets overlooked, or at the very least doesn't get much praise. L

The Lexington Minutemen have another big conference game Friday night back at home as they face the New Philadelphia Quakers. Heading...

Friday night marks the beginning of the second half of football season around the state of Ohio. Unbelievably, it's week six already and...

Friday night the Battle for Route 97 is renewed. The Clear Fork Colts travel to Lexington to take on the Minutemen in a huge...

For the first time in four years Lexington and Shelby will matchup in week two after starting the season with a win. Lexington broke it's...

What makes a rivalry so great? Is it the bragging rights and school pride? Maybe it’s all the history and agony from a past loss that...

Cory sits down with Lexington Offensive Coordinator Jacob Owens to recap last season and talk about the upcoming campaign in our newest...