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DANVILLE – The Toronto football team could afford to give up the big play against Danville. Unfortunately for the Red Knights, the Blue Devils delivered big plays in all three phases of the game. Danville tallied two touchdowns in each of the first three quarters as the second-seeded Blue Devils defeated the third-seeded Red Knights, 46-0, in an Ohio Division VII, Region 27 Quarterfinal Friday night at Tough Street Stadium. With the loss, Toronto ends the season with a record of 10-2. With the win, Danville (12-0) will play No. 1 seed Symmes Valley in the regional final at 7 p.m. Friday at a site to be announced. Symmes Valley advanced by defeating No. 5 Shadyside, 56-22, in the other semifinal Friday night at home. The boys from Jefferson County received the opening kickoff, and they drove from their 20 out to the Blue Devils’ 45, however, a fumble on first down gave the ball to Danville as Cyren Wallace recovered the loose, and the Blue Devils were off and running.

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