Tonight's prep football capsules

Greencastle (2-0) at West Vigo (2-0)

Game time: 7 p.m.

Location: Jay Barrett Field in West Terre Haute.

The coaches: Mike Meyer is in his seventh year at Greencastle. Jeff Cobb is in his 12th year at West Vigo.

So far: Both teams have played Crawfordsville already. Greencastle defeated the Athenians 27-20 in Week 1, while West Vigo trailed them 14-0 at halftime last week before scoring the final 27 points.

Greencastle beat Cloverdale 46-0 last week, while West Vigo also came from behind in Week 1 to beat North Central 34-24.

History: West Vigo won 20-13 at home last year for its second win in the series after consecutive losses to the Tiger Cubs from 2011-13.

Key players: Senior running back Devin Clar has gained 371 yards and scored five touchdowns for Greencastle.

Senior quarterback Nick Costin has passed for 213 yards and three touchdowns. Senior Jackie Scanland has caught two of those TDs.

Senior Elijah Williams leads the defense with 19 tackles.

For West Vigo, junior running back Jarret McCalister has gained 410 yards so far and had two touchdown runs last week.

Coach Meyer on his team: "We're healthy, and I think we're confident. We had a good week of practice, and we feel pretty good about ourselves so far.

Coach Meyer on West Vigo: "They are very strong, have good team speed and some very talented skill players. Their running game is very important to them, and they run similar formations to the teams we've played so far. They're going to try to pound us on the ground, but they can also pass it and spread us out. They are definitely a team with ;more than one weapon."

North Putnam (2-0) at South Putnam (2-0)

Game time: 7 p.m.

Location: Mark Wildman Field.

Media coverage: Radio coverage on WREB-FM 94.3, Internet live- stream broadcast online at mtcsports.net.

Special events: Both teams will be wearing yellow shoestrings to publicize the PS We Love You Foundation. South Putnam will also be selling T-shirts, with proceeds going to Riley Children's Hospital.

The coaches: Greg Barrett is in his eighth year at North Putnam. Nathan Aker is in his third year at South Putnam.

So far: Both teams have started the season by winning a pair of road games.

North Putnam won 20-13 at Cascade and 12-6 at Southmont, while South Putnam won 26-8 at Cloverdale and 34-6 at Brown County.

History:North Putnam won 26-18 last year in Roachdale to snap a four-game losing streak against the Eagles.

Key players: For North Putnam, junior running back Gage Bell has run for 150 yards and one touchdown. Junior running back Ethan Christy has run for 126 yards.

For South Putnam, all-state senior running back Kyle Shaffer has run for 374 yards and six touchdowns. Sophomore running back Dalton Scott has run for 72 yarfds, while sophomore quarterback Allen Plunkett has thrown for 124 yards in two games.

Shaffer leads the defense with 18 tackles, while Scott has 14 and junior Christian Zeffel has 13. Zeffel has one interception and two fumble recoveries.

Coach Barrett on his team: "Our key is to not turn the ball over. It's going to come down to whoever makes the fewest mistakes. We have to take care of business when we get inside the red zone. That's something we haven't done a very good job with the last two weeks. We have worked on those situations, and if we do the things we need to do we have a chance to compete. It's the biggest game of the year -- because it's our next game. I tell our kids that all the time. In our conference, and our county, every game is important."

Coach Barrett on the Eagles: "Kyle Shaffer is a good, big, physical runner. We have to keep him contained. They have other good plaers. Their quarterback also does a good job and can throw the ball. We have to play our defense and take care of ourselves and play assignment football."

Coach Aker on his team: "We must to continue to form as one unit playing together in order to find success against North Putnam. We must control the line of scrimmage and harness in the jet sweep while preventing the big play. Offensively, we must control the clock and gain first downs while eliminating penalties and mistakes."

Coach Aker on the Cougars: "Coach Barrett is a class act, his teams are always fundamentally sound and play good football. We really look forward to the battle for the Putnam County Bucket at Wildman Field this Friday. Our young men are hungry to play at home after two weeks on the road."

Edgewood (0-2) at Cloverdale (0-2)

Game time: 7 p.m.

Location: Cloverdale High School.

The coaches: Tony Meyer is in his second year at Cloverdale. Jerry Bland is in his 10th year at Edgewood.

So far: The two teams have combined to score eight points in the first two weeks of the season. Edgewood has lost 42-0 to Mitchell and 56-0 to Northview, while Cloverdale has lost 26-8 to South Putnam and 46-0 to Greencastle

__History: Edgewood won 49-6 last year in the first meeting between the teams since 1998. The Mustangs have won the last three matchups.

Key players: Edgewood junior quarterback Andrew Graef has passed for 126 yards, while senior Logan Day and sophomore Parker Hall have been the team's leading rushers. Sophomore Eithan Jacobs leads the defense with 17 tackles.

Cloverdale quarterback Drew Boyette scored his team's touchdown in Week 1, and has a diverse group of running backs in Tyce Jackson, Tyler Kaeff and Haiden Davis.

Coach Meyer on his team: "We've had great practices this week. I will pat all the kids on the back. They came to work this week. They took the embarrassment of what happened last week to heart. We have everybody back with no injuries. Hopefully this will get us kickstarted."

Coach Meyer on Edgewood: "We've watched their film and I'm still trying to make sense of what they're doing. The variable is size. They are so much bigger than us. We are going to have to out-scheme them. They are not overly fast, like last year. We have both given up a lot of points and haven't scored very many. I think we're both about the same."