Seton Won 25-10, 25-11, 25-20. Versailles Swept Madeira.

Seton won sets 25-10, 25-11, and 25-20. On Saturday, November 7, 2026, Seton swept Centerville 3-0 in a Division I regional final. The Southwest daily results page lists those three set scores for the final. Every set on that line was decided by at least five points, and the first two sets were decided by more than a dozen points each.

Versailles completed the other short-set story on that sheet. Versailles swept Madeira 3-0, 25-16, 25-12, 25-13, in Division V. Thursday’s 25-0 semis had already put both programs in the final. Saturday’s card printed the sets. A Cincinnati volleyball family checking two finals needs the gym next to the score, not a screenshot from another building.

Division I also finished a five-set final the same day. St. Ursula beat Ursuline Academy 3-2, and the fifth set finished 15-12. A 25-10 sweep and a 15-12 fifth set both belong on a published card before anyone drives to either gym. The same Saturday sheet also carried girls soccer regional finals, including Seton 2-1 in overtime over Centerville, but the volleyball titles are the score that fills the gyms that night.

Who won sets 25-10, 25-11, and 25-20?

Seton, over Centerville, in a 3-0 Division I regional final on November 7.

Seton’s path into that final included the district title and Thursday’s regional semi over Sycamore. Centerville’s path included the 25-5 opener and a fifth-set regional semi over Mason that finished 17-15. Saturday’s final did not need a fifth set. The first two sets were decided by 15 and 14 points. The third set was the closest at 25-20. Dayton volleyball programs already know a 25-10 set still needs a posted gym before the parking lot fills. A rec director can post “Court 1, 1:00 p.m., regional final” without waiting for the last point.

What did Versailles post against Madeira?

A 3-0 sweep, 25-16, 25-12, 25-13, in the Division V regional final.

Both teams had opened Thursday’s semis 25-0. Saturday’s final stayed a sweep without another 25-0. The first set was the closest of the three at 25-16. The second and third sets were decided by 13 and 12 points. The gym name still has to be written once for both programs that reached the final from that Thursday sheet. Hamilton volleyball and Mason volleyball directors already stack a short final behind a long one from earlier in the week. A house card can keep Thursday’s 25-0 visible until Saturday’s address is live.

Which other regional finals did Saturday post?

Kings, McNicholas, Bishop Fenwick, Rockford Parkway, and Fort Loramie each won a regional title. St. Ursula won the other Division I final.

• Division I: Seton swept Centerville 25-10, 25-11, 25-20. St. Ursula beat Ursuline Academy 3-2, and the fifth set finished 15-12.
• Division II: Kings swept Whitehouse Anthony Wayne 25-23, 25-20, 25-22.
• Division III: Archbishop McNicholas swept Bellbrook 25-17, 25-11, 25-13.
• Division IV: Bishop Fenwick swept Cleves Taylor 25-13, 25-19, 25-21.
• Division V: Versailles swept Madeira 25-16, 25-12, 25-13.
• Division VI: Rockford Parkway beat Fort Recovery 3-1, 16-25, 25-22, 25-12, 25-12.
• Division VII: Fort Loramie beat Russia 3-2, 24-26, 25-21, 20-25, 25-21, 15-3.

Fort Loramie’s fifth set ended 15-3. Kings’s opener was 25-23. Parkway dropped the first set 16-25 and still closed in four. McNicholas opened 25-17 and closed 25-13. Bishop Fenwick opened 25-13 and closed 25-21. A 25-10 sweep and a 15-3 fifth set change when the second whistle blows. The gym name does not. The St. Ursula district post already showed how a short set and a long match can share one card. Put Saturday’s line in the league dashboard before a coach texts a court change from the lot.

When does the state tournament start?

November 12–14. The OHSAA girls volleyball state coverage page keeps that weekend for the state tournament.

Saturday’s regional winners are the programs that still need a gym for that week. The Southwest volleyball calendar already closed the regional window on November 2–7. The state coverage page is the next address sheet. Seton, St. Ursula, Kings, McNicholas, Fenwick, Versailles, Parkway, and Fort Loramie are the Southwest names that still have a next gym to publish. Columbus volleyball families already treat a state week the same way: publish the next gym before the last regional set. Springfield volleyball parks already leave last week’s court visible until this week’s tip is live.

What did girls soccer print on the same sheet?

Six regional finals. Seton beat Centerville 2-1 in overtime. Mason beat Dublin Coffman 3-2 in overtime.

St. Ursula beat Anderson 2-1 in overtime. Indian Hill beat Ross 1-0. Mariemont beat Archbishop Alter 2-1. Gahanna Columbus Academy beat Miami East 2-1. Those lines sit under the volleyball finals on the same official page. Seton and Centerville appeared on both the soccer and volleyball cards that day. A soccer overtime and a volleyball fifth set are different warm-ups. The building still has to be the same line for each sport. The boys soccer district post was the earlier field version of that habit. Cleveland volleyball directors already leave last week’s court visible until this week’s start is live.

What should a shared gym copy from Saturday?

The host, the start, and the set score on one line. A 25-10 sweep and a five-set final are different cards.

A house program can do that with a shorter card: Court 1 at 11:00 a.m. for the first final, Court 1 at 1:00 p.m. for the next, and a note when a fifth set pushes the warm-up past 15. The shared-gym post is the weekday version. The half-million post is the participation count behind a gym that keeps adding a final. The Indiana finals put a championship score on one floor. Toledo volleyball directors already stack two matches on one afternoon. A fifth set to 15 and a game to 25 still share one door if the card says so.

Which cities should post the next gym before the parking lot?

Any city whose Saturday already has two finals and one complex.

Cincinnati had Seton, St. Ursula, and Ursuline Academy on the Division I sheet. Dayton had Centerville’s path into that final and McNicholas’s sweep in Division III. Versailles closed Madeira in Division V after both had opened Thursday 25-0. Cincinnati volleyball, Dayton volleyball, Akron volleyball, and Indianapolis volleyball families are the ones reading those lines. The gym name belongs in the same message as the 25-10. Canton volleyball parks already share a door with a second whistle. Chicago volleyball directors already treat a regional-final Saturday the same way: publish the next address before the last set.

What should a director check before state week?

Each final has a gym, a start, and a set score. A five-set line is labeled before anyone leaves for November 12.

• A 25-10 sweep and a 3-2 final are separate lines.
• The gym name is visible before the parking lot.
• A fifth set that ends 15-12 or 15-3 has its own note next to games to 25.
• November 12–14 state times keep the next address on the coverage page.
• A family with two players can tell which whistle is which.
• If you cite the day, cite the source: the November 7 Southwest results page for Seton’s 25-10 and Versailles’s sweep.

Seton’s line was 25-10, 25-11, 25-20. Versailles’s line was 25-16, 25-12, 25-13. St. Ursula’s fifth set was 15-12. Fort Loramie’s fifth set was 15-3. Kings opened 25-23 and still swept. A rec league can write the gym down for state week. Brands that want to be in that gym 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.