Seton Won 3-0 at Princeton. Indian Hill and Mariemont Also Won.

Seton beat Mason 3-0 in the OHSAA Division I girls soccer state semifinal on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, at Princeton. The Southwest daily results page listed that 3-0. Indian Hill beat Bexley 2-1 and Mariemont beat West Branch 3-0. Seton plays Strongsville on Saturday, November 14, at 1 p.m. at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field.

Strongsville closed the other Division I door the same night. The Columbus Dispatch’s November 11 recap listed Strongsville 2, Upper Arlington 0 at Bellville Clear Fork. The November 8 pairings had already named that 7:15 p.m. host as Clearfork. A Cincinnati soccer family that watched Princeton now shares a Saturday kickoff in Columbus with the Clear Fork winner.

St. Ursula did not join them. Hudson won that Division II semifinal 3-2 at Big Walnut, a score the Southwest sheet and the Dispatch both printed. Saturday’s 2-1 regional final was the last Seton and Mason line before Princeton. Tuesday’s card is the score, the host, and the next stadium.

Who won Seton vs Mason on November 10?

Seton won 3-0 at Princeton High School in a Division I state semifinal. The Southwest daily results page listed that score on Tuesday, November 10, 2026. The November 8 pairings had already named Princeton as the 7 p.m. host for Cincinnati Seton against Mason. Mason had reached that field by beating Dublin Coffman 3-2 in overtime.

The Cincinnati Enquirer’s November 10 recap confirmed the same 3-0 and placed the match at Princeton. MaxPreps listed a 3-0 final with zeros in both halves for Mason. The NFHS Network event page for that semifinal had carried the 7:00 p.m. Eastern kickoff before the whistle. Seton’s 8-0 district title was the earlier printed line in that same run. Tuesday replaced the regional overtime with a three-goal semi.

Mason’s path into the semi included the 3-2 overtime regional final over Dublin Coffman, a score the Southwest sheet posted on November 7. Seton’s path included that 2-1 overtime over Centerville on the same Saturday. Two overtime regional champions met on a neutral Tuesday night. The posted host was Princeton, not either school’s weekday complex. Mason soccer families who already had the Coffman overtime on their card now have a 3-0 next to the Princeton address.

When is Seton’s Division I state championship?

Saturday, November 14, at 1 p.m. at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field in Columbus. The November 8 OHSAA pairings send the Division I winners there after the Tuesday semis. Strongsville is the opponent after a 2-0 win over Upper Arlington. Tickets are listed at ohsaa.org/tickets. The same release says every contest streams on the NFHS Network.

The Columbus Dispatch recap of the Clear Fork semi listed Strongsville at 15-3-3 entering the final and Upper Arlington at 14-4-3 after the shutout. Upper Arlington had beaten Seton 1-0 in the 2025 Division I championship at Historic Crew Stadium, a result already on the 2025 Crew Stadium titles post. The 2026 final uses the same Columbus surface under the ScottsMiracle-Gro name. The pairings keep Division I at 1 p.m. Saturday, with Division III at 4 p.m. and Division II at 7 p.m. on that same field.

A 3-0 semi and a 2-0 semi are different warm-ups for the same Saturday kickoff. The championship still has one printed time. The soccer state coverage page is the sheet that holds those times after the Tuesday hosts close. A 1 p.m. stadium kickoff is a different card from a 7 p.m. high-school host.

Which other Southwest teams reached the girls soccer state finals?

Indian Hill and Mariemont. Indian Hill beat Bexley 2-1 in Division III at Wilmington. Mariemont beat Beloit West Branch 3-0 in Division IV at Heath. Both scores are on the Southwest daily results page for Tuesday, November 10. St. Ursula lost 3-2 to Hudson in Division II at Big Walnut and did not advance.

The Cincinnati Enquirer recap of the Wilmington semi listed Indian Hill 2-1 over Bexley and placed the match at Wilmington College. The Dispatch repeated that 2-1 and wrote that Indian Hill reached its first state final since 2018. Indian Hill coach Amy Dunlap told the Enquirer, “I’m just so proud of this team, of where they’ve come from and their never-giving-up mentality.” The pairings send Indian Hill against Bay Village Bay on Saturday, November 14, at 4 p.m. at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field.

Mariemont’s 3-0 over West Branch is on the Southwest sheet and in the Enquirer recap from Heath. The November 8 pairings had listed Beloit West Branch against Cincinnati Mariemont at Heath at 7 p.m. Mariemont now meets Liberty-Benton in the Division IV championship on Friday, November 13. The pairings print that final at noon. A WLIO recap from Marion listed 11 a.m.; the posted pairing remains noon at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field.

What were Tuesday’s other state-semifinal scores?

Ten girls soccer state semifinals were on the November 8 pairings, all on Tuesday, November 10. The Southwest sheet covers the four Southwest programs. The Columbus Dispatch’s November 11 recap printed a statewide box. Liberty-Benton’s 2-1 is in a WLIO recap from OhioHealth Field. Chippewa’s 3-0 is in The Daily Record and that Dispatch box. Ottawa Hills advanced by shootout.

• Division I: Seton 3, Mason 0, at Princeton, 7 p.m. (Southwest daily results, November 10).
• Division I: Strongsville 2, Upper Arlington 0, at Clearfork (Bellville Clear Fork), 7:15 p.m. (Columbus Dispatch, November 11; pairings for the host).
• Division II: Columbus Bishop Watterson 4, Avon 0, at Madison Comprehensive (Mansfield Madison), 7 p.m. (Dispatch; Chronicle-Telegram).
• Division II: Hudson 3, Cincinnati St. Ursula 2, at Big Walnut, 7 p.m. (Southwest daily results; Dispatch).
• Division III: Cincinnati Indian Hill 2, Bexley 1, at Wilmington (Wilmington College), 7 p.m. (Southwest daily results; Enquirer; Dispatch).
• Division III: Bay Village Bay 7, Gates Mills Gilmour Academy 2, at Twinsburg, 7 p.m. (Dispatch; News-Herald).
• Division IV: Cincinnati Mariemont 3, Beloit West Branch 0, at Heath, 7 p.m. (Southwest daily results; Enquirer; Dispatch).
• Division IV: Liberty-Benton 2, Worthington Christian 1, at Marion Harding (OhioHealth Field), 7 p.m. (WLIO, November 10).
• Division V: Doylestown Chippewa 3, Berlin Hiland 0, at Fairless in Navarre (Fred Brideweser Stadium in The Daily Record), 7 p.m. (Dispatch; Daily Record).
• Division V: Toledo Ottawa Hills 3, Columbus Academy 2 (SO), at Tiffin, 7 p.m. (Dispatch). MaxPreps team reports listed the match 2-2 before Ottawa Hills won the shootout 3-2.

Bay’s 7-2 is the largest margin and the highest combined score on that Tuesday card. Watterson’s 4-0 is the largest shutout. Indian Hill’s 2-1 and Liberty-Benton’s 2-1 are the one-goal regulation lines. Ottawa Hills is the only shootout on the Dispatch box. Hudson’s 3-2 is the only Southwest program that lost a semi. Cite the Southwest page for Seton, Hudson, Indian Hill, and Mariemont. Cite the Dispatch box for Strongsville, Watterson, Bay, Chippewa, and Ottawa Hills. Cite WLIO for Liberty-Benton.

What division is Indian Hill in?

Division III. The November 8 pairings list Cincinnati Indian Hill against Bexley in Division III at Wilmington at 7 p.m. Indian Hill won that semi 2-1. The championship for that division is Saturday, November 14, at 4 p.m. at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field against Bay Village Bay. Bay beat Gilmour Academy 7-2 at Twinsburg on the same Tuesday night.

Seton is Division I. St. Ursula played Division II and lost. Mariemont is Division IV. Those four Southwest names were on the regional-final sheet November 7 and on the state-semifinal sheet November 10. Only three of them still have a Friday or Saturday kickoff. A rec soccer director who copied the Southwest four onto one card now has to mark St. Ursula’s season closed and keep Indian Hill’s 4 p.m. Saturday line next to Seton’s 1 p.m. Saturday line.

Where can I watch the girls soccer state finals?

At ScottsMiracle-Gro Field in Columbus on Friday, November 13, and Saturday, November 14. Division IV is Friday at noon and Division V is Friday at 3 p.m. Division I is Saturday at 1 p.m., Division III at 4 p.m., and Division II at 7 p.m. Tickets are at ohsaa.org/tickets. Every contest streams on the NFHS Network.

• Friday, November 13, noon: Division IV, Mariemont against Liberty-Benton.
• Friday, November 13, 3 p.m.: Division V, Chippewa against Ottawa Hills.
• Saturday, November 14, 1 p.m.: Division I, Seton against Strongsville.
• Saturday, November 14, 4 p.m.: Division III, Indian Hill against Bay Village Bay.
• Saturday, November 14, 7 p.m.: Division II, Bishop Watterson against Hudson.

The statewide girls soccer bracket still holds the regional path that fed those ten semis. The coverage page is the live sheet for Friday and Saturday. A house program that needs a weekday version of “which field, which kickoff” already has the weekday field map. The state weekend is the same job with a stadium name instead of Field 2.

When do the boys soccer state semifinals kick off?

Wednesday, November 11, at 7 p.m., with one Division II line at 7:15 p.m. The November 8 pairings set those kickoffs the day after the girls semis. The Southwest sheet lists Kettering Fairmont, Dayton Archbishop Carroll, Cincinnati Wyoming, and Xenia Legacy Christian in that round. Those Wednesday lines were still blank after Tuesday’s girls scores posted.

The Dayton Daily News recap of Fairmont’s regional final sent the Firebirds against Strongsville at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Westerville Central High School. The pairings also name Toledo St. Francis de Sales against Avon at Clyde at 7 p.m. and Brecksville-Broadview Heights against New Albany at Clear Fork at 7:15 p.m. in Division II. Boys championships then move to ScottsMiracle-Gro Field on Sunday, November 15, and Monday, November 16. Do not treat Wednesday’s boys scores as final until the Southwest page or the coverage page prints them.

Which Tuesday scores still have a championship kickoff?

Seton’s 3-0, Indian Hill’s 2-1, and Mariemont’s 3-0. Princeton, Wilmington, and Heath are closed. ScottsMiracle-Gro Field is open. Hudson’s 3-2 over St. Ursula does not have a Friday or Saturday kickoff. The pairings already printed Friday noon, Friday 3 p.m., Saturday 1 p.m., Saturday 4 p.m., and Saturday 7 p.m.

• Seton 3-0 at Princeton is a closed semi. Seton against Strongsville at 1 p.m. Saturday is the open championship line.
• Indian Hill 2-1 at Wilmington is a closed semi. Indian Hill against Bay at 4 p.m. Saturday is the open championship line.
• Mariemont 3-0 at Heath is a closed semi. Mariemont against Liberty-Benton at noon Friday is the open championship line.
• Hudson 3-2 over St. Ursula at Big Walnut is a closed season line, not a Friday or Saturday kickoff.
• If you cite Tuesday, cite the source: the Southwest daily results page for the four Southwest scores, the Columbus Dispatch box for the rest of the statewide card, and the November 8 pairings for hosts, times, and the Columbus stadium.

Seton’s line was 3-0 at Princeton. Strongsville’s line was 2-0 at Clear Fork. Indian Hill’s line was 2-1 at Wilmington. Mariemont’s line was 3-0 at Heath. Hudson’s line was 3-2 over St. Ursula. Friday and Saturday now share one stadium and five kickoffs. Sponsor a game if you want a sideline at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field. League directors can request a demo. Coaches Pick remains free for league owners and from the home page.