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Indian Hill senior quarterback John Podojil stood near midfield Friday night and couldn't wait to join his teammates after a 21-3 win at Wyoming.
"I can't believe it," Podojil said. "I'm super pumped for the team and I can't wait to celebrate."
Podojil threw three touchdown passes as Indian Hill snapped Wyoming's 75-game regular season win streak Friday night. The 75-game regular season win streak is believed to be a state record.
Indian Hill (7-2) clinched at least a share of the Cincinnati Hills League title as its regular season concludes at Taylor (4-5) Oct. 20. The Braves can win its first CHL title outright since 2015 next week.
"I saw us finally just play our game," Indian Hill coach John Rodenberg said. "Not worry about the opponent. And like I always say it was Week 9. Play Week 9 and that's what we did. We did our thing and I'm proud of them."
Podojil admitted his teammates thought of the rivalry game with Wyoming (8-1) all season. Still, the Braves had to focus on themselves instead of Wyoming.
"They're a really good football team and I've always said whoever the best in your league is that's who you got to shoot for," Rodenberg said. "They're still a great team. We did what we're supposed to do. We played our game and I'm proud of our guys. But that's a heck of a football team that we're probably going to see again."
Indian Hill and Wyoming could certainly meet again in the Division IV, Region 16 playoffs in November. The Braves were impressive on both sides of the ball Friday night.
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