St. Xavier Won 42-0. Springboro Shut Out Little Miami 31-0.

St. Xavier won a first-round playoff game 42-0. On Friday, October 30, 2026, the No. 6 seed beat Fairfield in Division I, Region 4. The St. Xavier game summary lists the final score at 42-0, with all 42 points scored in the first half. The October 25 pairings had already named that matchup for 7 p.m. that night.

Springboro posted the other Region 4 shutout the same night. The No. 7 seed beat Little Miami 31-0. High School On SI’s Region 4 scores list that 31-0 next to St. Xavier’s 42-0. Two shutouts, one region, one kickoff time. A Cincinnati flag football family checking two fields needs the host next to the score, not a screenshot from another complex.

The same Region 4 sheet finished two more first-round games. Winton Woods beat Lakota East 21-3. Middletown beat Lebanon 33-15. A 42-0 and a 21-3 both belong on a published card before anyone drives. The pairings post had the byes and the 7 p.m. line. Friday’s job was the score next to the host. Girls soccer regional semis tip Tuesday night on a different card; this post stays with the football first round that already has finals.

Who won a first-round game 42-0?

Cincinnati St. Xavier, over Fairfield, in Division I Region 4. Springboro also shut out Little Miami 31-0.

St. Xavier is the No. 6 seed. Fairfield is the No. 11 seed. The pairings put Fairfield at St. Xavier for 7 p.m. The Bombers’ summary prints 14 points in the first quarter and 28 in the second, then zeros after halftime. Springboro is the No. 7 seed against No. 10 Little Miami on that same Region 4 card. Two shutouts still need two host lines. Dayton flag football programs already know a blowout and a make-up practice share a calendar. A rec director can post “Field 1, 7:00 p.m., first round” without waiting for the last whistle.

Which other Region 4 scores landed Friday?

Winton Woods beat Lakota East 21-3. Middletown beat Lebanon 33-15. Both games were Division I Region 4 first-round games.

Winton Woods is the No. 5 seed. Lakota East is the No. 12 seed. Middletown is the No. 9 seed on the road at No. 8 Lebanon, and the upset is on the SI Region 4 sheet. The pairings release had already printed those four hosts before kickoff. A 21-3 final is a different warm-up from a 42-0. The kickoff still has to be the same line. Columbus flag football and Cleveland flag football directors already stack a tight game and an open one on one night.

Which Region 4 teams took a first-round bye?

Princeton, Elder, Lakota West, and Archbishop Moeller. The October 25 pairings gave the top four seeds in the region a bye.

Princeton is the No. 1 seed at 10-0. Elder is the No. 2 seed. Lakota West is the No. 3 seed. Moeller is the No. 4 seed. Those four wait on Friday’s winners for the regional quarterfinals. The better seed hosts through the first three rounds, so the next address is already implied by the seed line. The Lincoln pairings post already counted 112 first-round games and 112 byes statewide. Region 4’s version is four scores and four byes on one card. Put the next host in the league dashboard before a coach texts a gate change from the lot.

What did the statewide first-round sheet look like?

112 games at 7 p.m. on October 30, plus the 112 byes the pairings already named.

• Region 4 shutouts: St. Xavier 42-0 and Springboro 31-0.
• Region 4 also: Winton Woods 21-3 and Middletown 33-15.
• Other shutouts on the statewide SI scoreboard included Strongsville 32-0 over Solon, Hudson 52-12 over Euclid, and Pickerington North 37-0 over Groveport-Madison.
• The OHSAA calendar sends every region into quarterfinals on Friday, November 6.

A shutout in Cincinnati and a shutout in Cleveland still need the field written once. The High School On SI statewide scoreboard is the broad sheet for every final that night. The Region 4 page is the local card parents actually open first. Cite the pairings for seeds and kickoff. Cite the school summary for St. Xavier’s 42-0. Cite SI for the other Region 4 finals that night. Springfield flag football parks already leave last week’s field visible until this week’s kickoff is live.

When do the regional quarterfinals start?

Friday, November 6. The OHSAA football calendar sets regional quarterfinals for that date.

Regional semifinals are Friday, November 13. Regional finals are Friday, November 20. State semifinals are Friday, November 27. The tournament coverage page still points the seven championship games to Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium in Canton on December 3–5. The flag final post already used that stadium for Ohio’s first girls flag title. Regional tickets still go on sale Mondays at noon at ohsaa.org/tickets. This week’s job is the field for November 6. Canton flag football families already know that stadium. Mason flag football directors already treat a Friday quarterfinal the same way: publish the next host before the last first-round whistle.

What should a Friday field copy from Region 4?

The host, the 7 p.m. kickoff, and the score on one line. A 42-0 and a 33-15 are different cards.

The pairings named the better seed as the host through the first three rounds. St. Xavier, Springboro, Winton Woods, and Lebanon were the Region 4 first-round hosts on the sheet. 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 second game waits on the first. The Friday-night post is the rec version of that 7 p.m. line. The Indiana finals put six scores on one stadium across two days. Hamilton flag football parks already share a gate with a second kickoff.

Which cities should post the kickoff before the parking lot?

Any city whose Friday already has two games and one gate.

Cincinnati had St. Xavier’s 42-0, Winton Woods’s 21-3, and Middletown’s 33-15 on the Region 4 sheet. Dayton’s orbit had Springboro’s 31-0. Princeton and Elder wait on byes for November 6. Cincinnati flag football, Dayton flag football, Toledo flag football, and Akron flag football families are the ones reading those lines. The field name belongs in the same message as the 42-0. Indianapolis flag football and Chicago flag football directors already treat a first-round Friday the same way: publish the next address before the last whistle.

What should a director check before November 6?

Each game has a field, a kickoff, and a score. A bye is labeled, and a 7 p.m. line is used only for a 7 p.m. game.

• A 42-0 game and a 21-3 game are separate lines.
• The host field is visible before the parking lot.
• A first-round bye and a first-round score are separate lines.
• November 6 quarterfinal times keep the 7 p.m. habit from the pairings.
• A family with two players can tell which whistle is which.
• If you cite the night, cite the source: the St. Xavier summary for 42-0, High School On SI for the other Region 4 scores, and the October 25 pairings for seeds and kickoff.

St. Xavier’s line was 42-0 after a 42-point first half. Springboro’s line was 31-0. Winton Woods’s line was 21-3. Middletown’s line was 33-15 on the road. Princeton, Elder, Lakota West, and Moeller waited on byes for November 6. A rec league can write the field down. 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.