Fairmont Won 2-1. Carroll Won 2-0. Wyoming Won on PKs.

Kettering Fairmont beat Strongsville 2-1 at Westerville Central in the OHSAA Division I boys soccer state semifinal on November 11, 2026, per the MaxPreps Division I state championship bracket. Columbus St. Charles beat Dublin Jerome 1-0 at Olentangy. Dayton Archbishop Carroll won 2-0, and Cincinnati Wyoming advanced on penalties at Big Walnut. Boys finals are Sunday and Monday at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field.

The Southwest daily results page still showed those four Southwest pairings without posted scores after Wednesday night. The MaxPreps statewide championship brackets for Divisions I through V listed all ten semifinal scores. A Dayton soccer family that watched Fairmont’s regional penalty-kick night now shares a Sunday kickoff in Columbus with St. Charles.

The November 8 pairings are the division sheet. They put Fairmont in Division I, Carroll in Division III, and Wyoming in Division IV. An Enquirer live blog labeled Carroll against Revere as Division II; that conflicts with the official pairings, so this recap keeps Carroll in Division III. Tuesday’s girls 3-0 recap closed the girls semis. Wednesday’s card is the boys score, the host, and the next stadium.

Who won Fairmont vs Strongsville on November 11?

Fairmont won 2-1 at Westerville Central High School in a Division I state semifinal. The MaxPreps Division I state championship bracket listed that score on Wednesday, November 11, 2026. The November 8 pairings had already named Strongsville against Kettering Fairmont. The Dayton Daily News recap of Fairmont’s regional final had already printed that 7 p.m. Wednesday host.

Fairmont reached that field by beating St. Xavier in a Region 2 final that went to penalty kicks, a 1-1 regulation line the MaxPreps bracket records as a Fairmont win. The Dayton Daily News regional recap sent the Firebirds to Westerville Central at 7 p.m. The NFHS Network event page for the semifinal listed the same 7:00 p.m. Eastern kickoff in Westerville. The Southwest sheet still has the pairing blank.

Strongsville had reached the same Wednesday by beating St. Ignatius in a Region 3 final that MaxPreps lists 0-0 with Strongsville advancing. The Columbus Dispatch’s November 8 state schedule printed Strongsville at 17-1-2 and Fairmont at 13-5-3 entering the semi. A 2-1 semi after a shootout regional is a different warm-up from a 1-0 district title. The posted host was Westerville Central, not either school’s weekday complex. The October 31 district post still holds Fairmont’s 1-0 over Beavercreek from that earlier Saturday.

Who won St. Charles vs Dublin Jerome?

St. Charles won 1-0 at Olentangy High School in Lewis Center in the other Division I state semifinal. The MaxPreps Division I bracket listed that 1-0. A Columbus Dispatch photo gallery from November 11 showed St. Charles celebrating after defeating Dublin Jerome at that host. The Dispatch’s November 8 schedule had already named Olentangy as the 7 p.m. site.

The Dispatch gallery captions place the match at Olentangy High School on November 11, 2026, in Lewis Center, Ohio, and they say St. Charles defeated Dublin Jerome. They do not print the 1-0. The score on this recap comes from the MaxPreps Division I championship bracket and from the St. Charles team page’s last-match line of St. Charles 1, Dublin Jerome 0. The NFHS Network event page had carried the 7:00 p.m. Eastern kickoff in Lewis Center before the whistle.

Jerome entered as the defending Division I champion. The Dispatch’s November 8 state preview called Jerome the defending Division I state champion at 18-2-1 and St. Charles a fourth-straight state-tournament program at 17-3-1. Because both semifinalists were from central Ohio, that preview already said the area was guaranteed a Division I finalist. St. Charles is that finalist. Columbus soccer families who already had the Olentangy address on the card now have a 1-0 next to a Sunday 7 p.m. stadium line.

Which Southwest teams reached the boys soccer state finals?

Fairmont, Carroll, and Wyoming. Fairmont beat Strongsville 2-1 in Division I. Carroll beat Richfield Revere 2-0 in Division III. Wyoming beat Bay Village Bay 6-5 on penalty kicks after a 0-0 draw in Division IV. Xenia Legacy Christian lost 4-3 to Milford Center Fairbanks in Division V and did not advance. Those four Southwest names were on the November 8 pairings and on the Southwest daily sheet.

Carroll’s 2-0 is on the MaxPreps Division III championship bracket and on the Carroll team page’s last-match line. Wyoming’s 0-0 shootout win is on the MaxPreps Division IV championship bracket, and the MaxPreps match page and Morning Journal recap list the shootout at 6-5. Fairbanks’s 4-3 over Legacy Christian is on the MaxPreps Division V championship bracket. The Southwest sheet still lists those four pairings without scores.

Wyoming’s path into the semi included a 2-1 regional final over Summit Country Day, a score the Division IV bracket still prints next to Wednesday’s 0-0 shootout win. Carroll’s path included a 2-1 regional final over Badin. Legacy Christian’s path included the 8-0 district title over Finneytown that sat on the October 31 Southwest sheet. An 8-0 district final and a 4-3 state semi are different cards. The next posted line for Legacy is closed. Cincinnati soccer families who already had Wyoming and Legacy on one district Saturday now have one championship kickoff and one closed season.

What were Wednesday’s other state-semifinal scores?

Ten boys soccer state semifinals were on the November 8 pairings, all on Wednesday, November 11. Most kicked off at 7 p.m. Division II’s second line was 7:15 p.m. at Clear Fork. The Southwest sheet still has no posted scores. MaxPreps championship brackets listed all ten scores.

• Division I: Fairmont 2, Strongsville 1, at Westerville Central, 7 p.m. (MaxPreps Division I bracket; Dayton Daily News and Dispatch for the host).
• Division I: Columbus St. Charles 1, Dublin Jerome 0, at Olentangy High School in Lewis Center, 7 p.m. (MaxPreps Division I bracket for the 1-0; Dispatch photo gallery for the winner and host).
• Division II: Avon 2, Toledo St. Francis de Sales 1, at Clyde, 7 p.m. (MaxPreps Division II bracket; November 8 pairings and Morning Journal for the host).
• Division II: Brecksville-Broadview Heights 2, New Albany 0, at Clear Fork (Bellville Clear Fork), 7:15 p.m. (MaxPreps Division II bracket; pairings for the 7:15 p.m. host).
• Division III: Columbus Bishop Watterson 4, Avon Lake 2, at Hillsdale Community Stadium, Jeromesville (MaxPreps Division III bracket; Morning Journal capsule for the host).
• Division III: Dayton Archbishop Carroll 2, Richfield Revere 0, at Johnstown-Monroe (MaxPreps Division III bracket and Carroll team page; NFHS and Carroll athletics for the host).
• Division IV: Worthington Christian 4, Zanesville West Muskingum 0, at Granville, 7 p.m. (MaxPreps Division IV bracket; pairings for the host).
• Division IV: Cincinnati Wyoming 0, Bay Village Bay 0, Wyoming won 6-5 on penalty kicks, at Big Walnut in Sunbury, 7 p.m. (MaxPreps Division IV bracket and match page; Morning Journal recap for the shootout; Morning Journal capsule and NFHS event page for Sunbury).
• Division V: Milford Center Fairbanks 4, Xenia Legacy Christian 3, at Springfield High School, 7 p.m. (MaxPreps Division V bracket; Marysville Journal-Tribune for the Springfield host).
• Division V: Creston Norwayne 5, Rootstown 2 (MaxPreps Division V bracket). Ohio Varsity’s preview named Twinsburg High School as the 7 p.m. host.

Worthington Christian’s 4-0 is the largest margin and the largest shutout on that Wednesday card. Norwayne’s 5-2 and Fairbanks’s 4-3 share the highest combined score, seven goals. Four semis were decided by one goal: Fairmont’s 2-1, Avon’s 2-1, Fairbanks’s 4-3 in double overtime, and St. Charles’s 1-0. Wyoming and Bay drew 0-0, and Wyoming won the shootout 6-5, the only shootout among the ten semis. Every score on this list comes from the MaxPreps brackets. Divisions, kickoffs, and the Clyde, Clear Fork, and Granville hosts come from the November 8 pairings, and St. Charles at Olentangy comes from the Dispatch gallery. The Southwest daily sheet had not printed scores when this posted.

What division is Carroll in?

Division III. The November 8 pairings list Richfield Revere against Dayton Archbishop Carroll in Division III. Carroll won that semi 2-0. The championship for that division is Monday, November 16, at 4 p.m. at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field against Columbus Bishop Watterson. Watterson beat Avon Lake 4-2 on the same Wednesday night.

Fairmont is Division I. Wyoming is Division IV. Legacy Christian played Division V and lost. Those four Southwest names were on the regional-final sheet November 8 and on the state-semifinal sheet November 11. Only three of them still have a Sunday or Monday kickoff. A rec soccer director who copied the Southwest four onto one card now has to mark Legacy’s season closed and keep Carroll’s 4 p.m. Monday line next to Fairmont’s 7 p.m. Sunday line and Wyoming’s 1 p.m. Sunday line.

Sources conflict on Carroll’s division if a reader only opens the Enquirer live blog, which called Revere against Carroll a Division II semi and pointed the winner at Crew Stadium on November 14. The official pairings put that match in Division III, send the winner to Monday at 4 p.m., and put the stadium under the ScottsMiracle-Gro name. Watterson’s boys team is also Division III on that sheet. The girls Watterson team that won Tuesday was Division II. Keep the sport and the gender on the same line as the division.

When are the boys soccer state championships?

Sunday, November 15, and Monday, November 16, at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field in Columbus. The November 8 OHSAA pairings send the Wednesday winners there after the state semis. Tickets are listed at ohsaa.org/tickets. The same release says every contest streams on the NFHS Network.

The OHSAA announcement that moved the soccer finals to ScottsMiracle-Gro Field printed the full weekend as November 13-16. Girls championships occupy Friday, November 13, and Saturday, November 14. Boys championships occupy Sunday and Monday on the same stadium. The soccer state coverage page is the live sheet for those times after the Wednesday hosts close. A 7 p.m. stadium kickoff is a different card from a 7 p.m. high-school host.

A 2-1 semi and a 1-0 semi are different warm-ups for the same Sunday night. The championship still has one printed time. Fairmont and St. Charles meet at 7 p.m. Sunday. Wyoming and Worthington Christian meet at 1 p.m. Sunday. Carroll and Watterson meet at 4 p.m. Monday. The pairings keep those times even if a local preview still says Crew Stadium or a Friday kickoff.

Where can I watch the boys soccer state finals?

At ScottsMiracle-Gro Field in Columbus on Sunday, November 15, and Monday, November 16. Division IV is Sunday at 1 p.m. Division V is Sunday at 4 p.m. Division I is Sunday at 7 p.m. Division III is Monday at 4 p.m. Division II is Monday at 7 p.m. Tickets are at ohsaa.org/tickets.

• Sunday, November 15, 1 p.m.: Division IV, Worthington Christian against Cincinnati Wyoming.
• Sunday, November 15, 4 p.m.: Division V, Fairbanks against Creston Norwayne.
• Sunday, November 15, 7 p.m.: Division I, St. Charles against Kettering Fairmont.
• Monday, November 16, 4 p.m.: Division III, Bishop Watterson against Dayton Archbishop Carroll.
• Monday, November 16, 7 p.m.: Division II, Avon against Brecksville-Broadview Heights.

The statewide boys soccer brackets still hold the regional path that fed those ten semis. The coverage page is the live sheet for Sunday and Monday. The November 8 release says every contest streams on the NFHS Network. Rec directors who juggle two kickoffs on one complex can borrow the weekday field map. Sunday’s card is the same problem at stadium scale: three boys kickoffs on one field.

Which Wednesday scores still have a championship kickoff?

Fairmont’s 2-1, St. Charles’s 1-0, Carroll’s 2-0, Wyoming’s shootout win, Avon’s 2-1, Brecksville’s 2-0, Watterson’s 4-2, Worthington Christian’s 4-0, Fairbanks’s 4-3, and Norwayne’s 5-2. Westerville Central, Olentangy, Clyde, Clear Fork, Granville, and Springfield are closed. ScottsMiracle-Gro Field is open. The pairings already printed Sunday 1 p.m., Sunday 4 p.m., Sunday 7 p.m., Monday 4 p.m., and Monday 7 p.m.

• Fairmont 2-1 at Westerville Central is a closed semi. St. Charles against Fairmont at 7 p.m. Sunday is the open championship line.
• Carroll 2-0 is a closed semi. Watterson against Carroll at 4 p.m. Monday is the open championship line.
• Wyoming’s 0-0 shootout win at Big Walnut is a closed semi. Worthington Christian against Wyoming at 1 p.m. Sunday is the open championship line.
• Legacy Christian 4-3 against Fairbanks is a closed season line, not a Sunday or Monday kickoff.
• If you cite Wednesday, cite the source: the MaxPreps championship brackets for the ten scores, the November 8 pairings for divisions and championship times, and the Dispatch gallery for St. Charles at Olentangy.

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