Seton Won 2-1 in Overtime. Mason Also Won a Final 3-2.

Seton won a regional final 2-1 in overtime. On Saturday, November 7, 2026, Seton beat Centerville in a Division I girls soccer regional championship. The Southwest daily results page listed that 2-1 overtime final before the sheet flipped to state semifinals. The score still belongs next to the next field, and tonight that next field is Princeton High School.

Mason posted the other Division I overtime on that same Saturday card. Mason beat Dublin Coffman 3-2 in overtime. The November 8 state pairings already send both winners to the same Tuesday night: Cincinnati Seton against Mason at Princeton at 7 p.m. A Cincinnati soccer family checking both overtime lines needs the host next to the score, not a screenshot from another complex across town.

Three more Southwest regional finals landed on that November 7 sheet. St. Ursula beat Anderson 2-1 in overtime. Indian Hill beat Ross 1-0. Mariemont beat Archbishop Alter 2-1. A 2-1 overtime and a 1-0 regulation final both belong on a published card before anyone drives to either field. The district 8-0 post was the earlier Seton line. Tonight’s job is the Princeton kickoff for the state semi.

Who won a regional final 2-1 in overtime?

Seton, over Centerville, in Division I. Mason also won in overtime, 3-2 over Dublin Coffman.

Seton’s path into that final included the district title and a regional semi. Centerville reached the same Saturday after its own district week and a 2-1 win over Oak Hills in the regional semis. Mason’s 3-2 overtime is the other Division I door into Tuesday after a 2-1 regional semi over Lebanon. Two one-goal overtime finals still need two host lines on the same postseason card. Dayton soccer programs already know an overtime final and a make-up practice share a calendar. A rec director can post “Field 1, 7:00 p.m., state semi” without waiting for the last whistle from Saturday.

When do Seton and Mason kick off tonight?

7 p.m. on Tuesday, November 10, at Princeton. The OHSAA pairings list Cincinnati Seton against Mason.

That line is Semifinal #2 in Division I. Semifinal #1 the same night is Strongsville against Upper Arlington at Clearfork at 7:15 p.m. The Division I championship is Saturday, November 14, at 1 p.m. at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field. The soccer state coverage page keeps those times. Mason soccer families already have a 3-2 regional final and a 7 p.m. semifinal on the same card. Put the Princeton address in the league dashboard before a coach texts a gate change from the lot.

Which other Southwest teams play state semis Tuesday?

St. Ursula, Indian Hill, and Mariemont. The November 8 pairings print every division’s Tuesday kickoff.

• Division II: Hudson against Cincinnati St. Ursula Academy at Big Walnut, 7 p.m.
• Division III: Cincinnati Indian Hill against Bexley at Wilmington, 7 p.m.
• Division IV: Beloit West Branch against Cincinnati Mariemont at Heath, 7 p.m.
• Division I also: Strongsville against Upper Arlington at Clearfork, 7:15 p.m.

St. Ursula’s regional final was 2-1 in overtime over Anderson. Indian Hill’s was 1-0 over Ross. Mariemont’s was 2-1 over Archbishop Alter. Columbus Academy reached Division V after a 2-1 regional final over Miami East and plays Toledo Ottawa Hills at Tiffin at 7 p.m. An overtime final and a 1-0 final are different warm-ups for the same Tuesday night. The kickoff still has to be the same line on the family card. Columbus soccer and Cleveland soccer directors already stack a tight semi and an open one on one night.

What did the boys soccer sheet add for Wednesday?

Kettering Fairmont, Dayton Archbishop Carroll, Cincinnati Wyoming, and Xenia Legacy Christian are in Wednesday’s state semis.

The pairings send Strongsville against Kettering Fairmont in Division I, Richfield Revere against Dayton Archbishop Carroll in Division III, Bay Village against Cincinnati Wyoming in Division IV, and Milford Center Fairbanks against Xenia Legacy Christian in Division V. Those Wednesday lines sit next to Tuesday’s girls card on the same postseason week. Boys championships then move to ScottsMiracle-Gro Field on Sunday and Monday. The boys soccer district post was the earlier Southwest field version of that habit. Hamilton soccer parks already share a gate with a second kickoff. Springfield soccer directors already leave last week’s field visible until this week’s tip is live.

When are the girls soccer championship games?

Division I is Saturday, November 14, at 1 p.m. at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field in Columbus.

The November 8 release also sets Division II for 7 p.m. and Division III for 4 p.m. on that Saturday. Division IV is Friday, November 13, at noon. Division V is Friday at 3 p.m. All five championships use ScottsMiracle-Gro Field. The Crew Stadium finals were the last state weekend on that surface under the old name. This week’s job is Tuesday’s host before Friday’s stadium. Akron soccer and Canton soccer leagues already leave last week’s field visible until this week’s kickoff is live.

What should a soccer field copy from Saturday and Tuesday?

The host, the kickoff, and the score on one line. A 2-1 overtime and a 7 p.m. semifinal are different cards.

Princeton holds Seton against Mason at 7 p.m. Clearfork, Big Walnut, Wilmington, Heath, and Tiffin hold the other Tuesday hosts the pairings named. Tickets for those games are at ohsaa.org/tickets, and the release says every contest streams on the NFHS Network. A house program can do the same with a shorter card: Field 1 at 7:00 p.m. for the older division, Field 2 at 7:00 p.m. for the younger division, and a note when a first overtime keeps the lights on. The field-flip post is the weekday version. The volleyball regional finals showed the same Saturday on a gym card. Toledo soccer parks already share a gate with a second kickoff.

Which cities should post the field before the parking lot?

Any city whose Tuesday already has a state semi and a second family still reading Saturday’s overtime.

Cincinnati has Seton at Princeton and St. Ursula at Big Walnut. Mason has a 3-2 regional final and a 7 p.m. rematch card against Seton. Dayton has Centerville’s path into Saturday’s 2-1 and Fairmont’s boys semi on Wednesday. Indian Hill travels to Wilmington. Mariemont travels to Heath. Cincinnati soccer, Dayton soccer, Mason soccer, and Indianapolis soccer families are the ones reading those lines. The field name belongs in the same message as the 2-1. Chicago soccer directors already treat a state-semifinal Tuesday the same way: publish the next address before the last whistle from Saturday night.

What should a director check before kickoff tonight?

Each semi has a field, a kickoff, and a host. An overtime line from Saturday is labeled before anyone leaves for Princeton.

• A 2-1 overtime final and a 3-2 overtime final are separate lines.
• The host field is visible before the parking lot.
• A first-overtime match has a lights note.
• Tuesday’s 7 p.m. and 7:15 p.m. starts keep the pairing printed on the November 8 release.
• A family with two players can tell which whistle is which.
• If you cite the week, cite the source: the November 7 results page for the overtime finals, and the November 8 pairings for Princeton at 7 p.m.

Seton’s line was 2-1 in overtime at the regional final. Mason’s line was 3-2 in overtime on the same Saturday sheet. St. Ursula, Indian Hill, and Mariemont also reached Tuesday’s state semis. Princeton holds the Division I Southwest rematch at 7 p.m. tonight. A rec league can write the field down before the parking lot fills. Brands that want to be on that field can sponsor a game. Directors can request a demo. Coaches Pick stays free for league owners, including the home page families already use to find a league.