IHSA football kickoff: Peoria-area first-round games streamed October 30
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 27, 2026, 8:04 AM
Last updated Oct 27, 2026

The first round of the Illinois High School Association (IHSA) football playoffs takes place on Friday, October 30, featuring multiple games in the Peoria area. Fans unable to attend can watch selected games via live streaming, though not all schools provide this service. Streaming coverage will include highlights and updates from various matches. The weekend schedule includes key matchups such as Lemont at Morton and Washington at Troy Triad, among others, all scheduled for 7 p.m. on Friday. Additionally, games on Saturday feature teams like LaGrange Park Nazareth Academy visiting Dunlap at 1:30 p.m.
- •First-round IHSA football games on October 30
- •Live streaming available for select Peoria-area games
- •Key matchups include Lemont at Morton, Washington at Troy Triad
- •Journal Star to provide coverage and updates during games
- •Saturday games include LaGrange Park Nazareth Academy at Dunlap
- 8:04 AMYahoo Sports — IHSA football live streams: Where to watch Peoria-area teams' first-round games
"It's the first round of the IHSA football season. Here is the streaming info on the games in the Peoria, Illinois area.
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