Seton Won 2-1. Hudson Won 2-0. Indian Hill Won 2-1.

Cincinnati Seton beat Strongsville 2-1 in the OHSAA Division I girls soccer state championship on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field in Columbus. Cincinnati Indian Hill beat Bay Village Bay 2-1 in Division III. Hudson beat Columbus Bishop Watterson 2-0 in Division II. Those three scores closed the girls championships.

The official Division I box score listed Cincinnati Seton 2, Strongsville 1, a 23-0-0 finish for Seton, and a 15-4-3 finish for Strongsville. The Cincinnati Enquirer, WKRC, and WCPO all printed that 2-1. The official Division III box score listed Cincinnati Indian Hill 2, Bay Village Bay 1, Indian Hill 19-0-4, and Bay 21-3-0. WKRC, WCPO, the Morning Journal, and James Weber's Enquirer recap syndicated on Yahoo all printed that 2-1. The official Division II box score listed Hudson 2, Columbus Bishop Watterson 0, Hudson 22-0-0, and Watterson 18-2-2. Frank DiRenna's Dispatch recap printed the same 2-0.

The OHSAA soccer coverage page still prints "Strongsville def. Cincinnati Seton, 2-1" on the Division I championship line. That sentence conflicts with the official Division I box, the Enquirer, WKRC, and WCPO. This recap uses the box. The same coverage page now lists Hudson def. Columbus Bishop Watterson, 2-0, and Cincinnati Indian Hill def. Bay Village Bay, 2-1. Friday's D-IV and D-V recap already closed Mariemont 6-1 and Ottawa Hills 2-1. Saturday closed the other three girls championships on the same stadium.

Who won Seton vs Strongsville on November 14?

Seton won 2-1 at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field in Columbus in the Division I state championship. The official OHSAA Division I box listed Cincinnati Seton over Strongsville, 2-1, with attendance 1,000. The Enquirer, WKRC, and WCPO all printed the same 2-1. Seton finished 23-0-0. Strongsville finished 15-4-3.

The box's scoring summary listed Mary Jung at 02:30 from an Anna Marie Schroer assist, Ava Anderson unassisted at 78:05, and Lou Guidugli unassisted at 79:11. WKRC wrote that Guidugli's winner came 66 seconds after Anderson's equalizer, a gap that matches those two timestamps, and that Guidugli finished with her right foot into the bottom center. The Enquirer wrote that Guidugli knocked in a rebound with 49 seconds left for her team-high 20th goal, about a minute after Strongsville had tied it. The 79:11 stamp is 49 seconds from an 80-minute regulation. WKRC's recap also listed Seton 22-0; that conflicts with the official box, the Enquirer, and WCPO, so this recap keeps 23-0-0.

Seton outshot Strongsville 20-5, with shots on target 13-2, corners 3-1, and possession 54 percent to 46, per the box. Kara Buck recorded the win with one save in 80 minutes. Ava Therrien recorded the loss with 11 saves. Guidugli took 11 shots and put nine on target. The Enquirer listed Seton's season line at 118 goals scored, eight allowed, and 16 shutouts, and wrote that Jung found space in transition off Schroer to beat Therrien for the opener. WCPO quoted Seton coach Jay Kiley: "My cup runneth over with pride for this team." WCPO also wrote that the 2022 Division I title was Seton's first, that 2025 ended as runner-up, and that Saturday was the program's fifth state-tournament appearance. WKRC noted that Seton's volleyball team had capped a perfect season with a state title on Friday in Dayton. WCPO wrote that the Saints earned their third consecutive Division I girls volleyball state championship on Friday. Tuesday's 3-0 recap already had Seton over Mason at Princeton and Strongsville over Upper Arlington 2-0 at Clear Fork. A Cincinnati soccer family that carried that 3-0 now has a closed 2-1 next to it.

Who won Indian Hill vs Bay Village Bay on November 14?

Indian Hill won 2-1 at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field in the Division III state championship. The official OHSAA Division III box listed Cincinnati Indian Hill over Bay Village Bay, 2-1, with attendance 679. WKRC, WCPO, the Morning Journal, and the Enquirer recap all printed that 2-1. Indian Hill finished 19-0-4. Bay finished 21-3-0.

The box listed Claire Frazier unassisted at 04:59, Frazier again at 47:05 from a Kaylee VanDemark assist, and Issi Bruno at 74:35 from a Lily Kazma assist. The Enquirer and Morning Journal both described the first goal as a rebound after VanDemark's shot; the official box still printed Frazier's opener as unassisted, so this recap keeps that credit. WKRC wrote that Frazier put Indian Hill ahead late in the first half; that conflicts with 04:59, so this recap keeps the box time. Indian Hill outshot Bay 10-9, with shots on target 6-3. Hayden Cushman recorded the win with two saves. Olivia Ruma recorded the loss with four saves. Bay held corners 3-1 and possession 54 percent to 46.

Weber's Enquirer recap wrote that the win was Indian Hill's third state championship and first since 2018, that Frazier finished with a team-high 11 goals, and that head coach Amy Dunlap's career record moved to 382-116-71. Dunlap told the Enquirer, "Just so incredibly proud of this team. They're resilient, they're relentless and they just refuse to lose." WCPO wrote that Indian Hill also won titles in 2017 and 2018, that Saturday was the program's eighth state-tournament appearance, and that Seton and Mariemont had already won girls soccer titles this weekend. Athletic director Brian Phelps told WCPO, "This is such an amazing experience in our community student body." The Morning Journal wrote that Bay had outscored its first six playoff matches 36-2 and had not trailed in the postseason until Frazier's fifth-minute goal, and that a senior class which had reached the final four all four years and won the 2024 and 2025 titles saw that run end. Those 2024 and 2025 championships were both 1-0 results, a line already on the Morning Journal capsule cited in Friday's recap. The Enquirer wrote that Ada Kurinsky's last attempt went over the crossbar in the final seconds. A Bay Village family that followed two 1-0 titles now has a closed 2-1 loss on the same stadium card.

Who won Hudson vs Bishop Watterson on November 14?

Hudson won 2-0 at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field in the Division II state championship. The official OHSAA Division II box listed Hudson over Columbus Bishop Watterson, 2-0, with attendance 1,000. Hudson finished 22-0-0. Watterson finished 18-2-2. The coverage page now lists Hudson def. Columbus Bishop Watterson, 2-0.

The box's scoring summary listed Elia Gresh unassisted at 58:03 and Hannah Meese at 73:41 from a Molly Grady assist. Hudson outshot Watterson 18-3, with shots on target 4-2, corners 4-2, and possession 58 percent to 42. Addie Frank recorded the win with two saves in 80 minutes. Josie Smith recorded the loss with two saves. Gresh, a substitute, played 37 minutes, took one shot, and put it on target. The Dispatch recap wrote that Hudson's first goal came with 21:56 remaining and credited a pass on that finish; 21:56 left in an 80-minute match is 58:04, one second off the box stamp, and the official box printed Gresh's goal unassisted, so this recap does not credit an assist. The box header lists Hudson vs Columbus Bishop Watterson (11/14/2026 at Columbus, Ohio). A Date line on the same PDF reads 11/15/2026; that is a typo. The game was Saturday, November 14, the 7 p.m. kickoff already on the November 8 pairings.

Hudson entered Saturday 21-0 and Watterson 18-1-2, records already on the Akron Beacon Journal preview published on the Dispatch. The official box's 22-0-0 and 18-2-2 lines match those entering records plus the 2-0. DiRenna's Dispatch recap wrote that Watterson was denied a second title in a third straight state tournament. A Beacon Journal video after the match called Hudson undefeated Division II champions after a two-goal win. That same preview placed Hudson's 2025 title-game loss at 3-2 against Whitehouse Anthony Wayne at Historic Crew Stadium, a score already on the 2025 Crew Stadium titles post, listed Hudson as state champion in 2000 and runner-up in 1995, 1999, 2001, and 2025, and called Saturday a rematch of last year's state semi, which Hudson won 2-0. It also wrote that Watterson won the 2024 title. Hudson reached Saturday by beating St. Ursula 3-2. Watterson reached Saturday by beating Avon 4-0. Those Tuesday scores are on the Seton 3-0 recap. An Akron soccer family that carried Hudson's 21-0 into Columbus now has a closed 2-0 championship next to it.

What was the full Saturday championship card at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field?

Three girls finals on one Columbus pitch: Division I at 1 p.m., Division III at 4 p.m., and Division II at 7 p.m. Seton won 2-1, Indian Hill won 2-1, and Hudson won 2-0. The November 8 pairings printed those kickoffs. Friday had already used the same stadium for Mariemont 6-1 and Ottawa Hills 2-1.

The October 5 OHSAA announcement moved every 2026 soccer final to ScottsMiracle-Gro Field, home of the Columbus Crew, for November 13-16 after turf maintenance at Historic Crew Stadium. That release listed 20,139 seats in the Arena District and said the stadium opened in 2021. The 2026 state finals schedule PDF prints the address as 96 Columbus Crew Way, Columbus, Ohio. Families who already had that Arena District card from Friday now have five girls championship scores on it, not two.

WCPO's Seton recap wrote that Mariemont's Friday title made Greater Cincinnati two girls soccer champions before Indian Hill's 4 p.m. kickoff, then three after it. Indian Hill's 2-1 over a two-time defending champion, Seton's 2-1 over a 15-4-3 Strongsville club, and Hudson's 2-0 in a rematch of the 2025 semi are three different championship shapes on one day. The statewide girls soccer bracket still holds the regional path that fed Saturday's three finals. Saturday replaced the empty score cells from Friday's recap.

When do the boys soccer state finals kick off?

Sunday, November 15, and Monday, November 16, at the same ScottsMiracle-Gro Field. The October 5 announcement and the November 8 pairings already printed those championship dates. Tickets remain at ohsaa.org/tickets. The same releases say every contest streams on the NFHS Network.

The coverage page lists Sunday's boys card as Division IV at 1 p.m. (Worthington Christian against Cincinnati Wyoming), Division V at 4 p.m. (Milford Center Fairbanks against Creston Norwayne), and Division I at 7 p.m. Monday's card is Division III at 4 p.m. (Columbus Bishop Watterson against Dayton Archbishop Carroll) and Division II at 7 p.m. (Avon against Brecksville-Broadview Heights). Those pairings sit on the Wednesday boys recap. This girls recap does not add a boys score that has not been played.

• Saturday, November 14, 1 p.m.: Division I, Seton 2, Strongsville 1, at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field (official Division I box; Enquirer; WKRC; WCPO).
• Saturday, November 14, 4 p.m.: Division III, Indian Hill 2, Bay Village Bay 1, at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field (official Division III box; WKRC; WCPO; Morning Journal; Enquirer recap).
• Saturday, November 14, 7 p.m.: Division II, Hudson 2, Bishop Watterson 0, at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field (official Division II box; Dispatch recap; Beacon Journal video).
• Friday, November 13, noon: Division IV, Mariemont 6, Liberty-Benton 1, already on the Friday recap.
• Friday, November 13, 3 p.m.: Division V, Ottawa Hills 2, Chippewa 1, already on the Friday recap.

Saturday's three championships are now scores: 2-1, 2-1, and 2-0 on one Arena District card. Friday's 6-1 and 2-1 already sat on that same sheet. Sunday and Monday keep the boys times at the same stadium. League directors who need those dates on one published card can request a demo. Brands that want that championship sideline can sponsor a game. Coaches Pick remains free for league owners, including from the home page.