List of OHSAA soccer champions

The Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) is the governing body of athletic programs for junior and senior high schools in the state of Ohio. It conducts state championship competitions in all the OHSAA-sanctioned sports. The soccer coaches sponsored a state tournament prior to 1976 with Finneytown winning in 1974 and Brecksville in 1975.

Boys' soccer champions

Year[1] Boys D I / AAA Boys D II / AA Boys D III Boys D IV Boys D V
2025 Dublin Jerome Avon Columbus Bishop Watterson Worthington Christian Cincinnati Summit Country Day
2024 Cleveland St. Ignatius New Albany Cincinnati Indian Hill Warsaw River View Cincinnati Summit Country Day
2023 Cleveland St. Ignatius Tipp City Tippecanoe Willoughby Andrews Osborne
2022 Cleveland St. Ignatius Lima Shawnee Columbus Grandview Heights
2021Cleveland St. IgnatiusCincinnati WyomingColumbus Grandview Heights
2020Cleveland St. IgnatiusHowlandCincinnati Mariemont
2019Cleveland St. IgnatiusTipp City TippecanoeThe Wellington School
2018MedinaCincinnati Summit Country DayArchbold
2017BeavercreekColumbus St. Francis DeSalesCincinnati Summit Country Day
2016Cleveland St. IgnatiusKettering Archbishop AlterCincinnati Summit Country Day
2015Cleveland St. IgnatiusColumbus St. Francis DeSalesCincinnati Summit Country Day
2014Cleveland St. IgnatiusColumbus St. Francis DeSalesMansfield Christian School
2013MasonRevereCincinnati Summit Country Day
2012Powell Olentangy LibertyDayton CarrollCincinnati Summit Country Day
2011Cleveland St. IgnatiusDayton CarrollWorthington Christian
2010Cleveland St. IgnatiusDayton CarrollCuyahoga Falls Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy
2009Gahanna LincolnColumbus St. Francis DeSalesWorthington Christian
2008Cleveland St. IgnatiusDayton CarrollToledo Ottawa Hills
2007Hilliard DavidsonCuyahoga Falls Cuyahoga Valley Christian AcademySpringfield Catholic Central
2006Stow-Munroe FallsCuyahoga Falls Walsh JesuitWorthington Christian
2005Cleveland St. IgnatiusBexleyJamestown Greeneview
2004Cleveland St. IgnatiusPataskala Watkins MemorialCuyahoga Falls Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy
2003Westerville NorthBexleyCincinnati Madeira
2002HudsonYoungstown Cardinal MooneyCincinnati Madeira
2001Thomas WorthingtonCincinnati TurpinSpringfield Catholic Central
2000Worthington KilbourneCincinnati TurpinGates Mills Hawken
1999North OlmstedCincinnati Summit Country Day
1998Thomas WorthingtonKettering Archbishop Alter
1997StrongsvilleColumbus St. Francis DeSales
1996North OlmstedKettering Archbishop Alter
1995Westerville NorthGahanna Columbus Academy
1994MentorCopley
1993Brecksville-Broadview HeightsBay Village Bay
1992Brecksville-Broadview HeightsColumbus St. Francis DeSales
1991Thomas WorthingtonBay Village Bay
1990Cuyahoga Falls Walsh JesuitSt. Bernard Roger Bacon
1989Westerville SouthSt. Bernard Roger Bacon
1988Clayton NorthmontKettering Archbishop Alter
1987Kettering Archbishop AlterChagrin Falls Kenston
1986Cincinnati TurpinColumbus St. Francis DeSales
1985North OlmstedColumbus St. Charles
1984CentervilleCincinnati Archbishop McNicholas
1983Cincinnati St. XavierColumbus St. Charles
1982Cuyahoga Falls Walsh JesuitDayton Chaminade-Julienne
1981Brecksville-Broadview HeightsCincinnati Finneytown
1980Dayton Carroll
1979North Royalton
1978Clayton Northmont
1977North Olmsted
1976Cincinnati Finneytown

Girls' soccer champions

Year[1] Girls D I Girls D II Girls D III Girls D IV Girls D V
2025 Upper Arlington Whitehouse Anthony Wayne Bay Village Bay Cincinnati Summit Country Day Madeira
2024 Springboro Columbus Bishop Watterson Bay Village Bay Cincinnati Summit Country Day Madeira
2023 Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit Cincinnati Summit Country Day Cincinnati Country Day
2022 Cincinnati Seton Copley Cincinnati Country Day
2021Cincinnati Mount Notre DameChagrin FallsWaynesville
2020StrongsvilleMansfield MadisonKirtland
2019West Chester Lakota WestKettering Archbishop AlterCincinnati Country Day
2018BeavercreekCincinnati Indian HillCincinnati Country Day
2017LovelandCincinnati Indian HillCincinnati Summit Country Day
2016Cuyahoga Falls Walsh JesuitKettering Archbishop AlterGates Mills Gilmour
2015Cuyahoga Falls Walsh JesuitAkron Archbishop HobanCincinnati Summit Country Day
2014Cuyahoga Falls Walsh JesuitCincinnati Archbishop McNicholasHamilton Badin
2013Cuyahoga Falls Walsh JesuitRocky RiverHamilton Badin
2012PerrysburgCuyahoga Falls Walsh JesuitFranklin Bishop Fenwick
2011StrongsvilleColumbus St. Francis De SalesCincinnati Summit Country Day
2010Cuyahoga Falls Walsh JesuitCincinnati Madeira
2009MedinaColumbus Bexley *
2008Cincinnati St. Ursula AcademyFranklin Bishop Fenwick
2007Cincinnati St. Ursula AcademyShaker Heights Hathaway Brown
2006Cuyahoga Falls Walsh JesuitParma Heights Holy Name
2005StrongsvilleHamilton Badin
2004Cuyahoga Falls Walsh JesuitShaker Heights Hathaway Brown
2003Dublin CoffmanBay Village Bay
2002StrongsvilleBay Village Bay
2001Dublin CoffmanCuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit
2000HudsonCuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit
1999West Chester Lakota WestBay Village Bay
1998StrongsvilleColumbus St. Francis DeSales
1997MedinaColumbus St. Francis DeSales
1996Cincinnati TurpinChagrin Falls
1995Westerville SouthColumbus St. Francis DeSales
1994Westerville South
1993Cincinnati St. Ursula Academy
1992Westerville North
1991Cincinnati St. Ursula Academy
1990Westerville North
1989Clayton Northmont
1988Clayton Northmont
1987Clayton Northmont
1986Cincinnati Turpin
1985Clayton Northmont
  • 2009 Girls D 3 Title game was won by Hathaway Brown (Shaker Heights), but later forfeited due to the use of an ineligible player. It was just the third state championship game forfeiture in the history of the OHSAA.

See also

References

  1. 1 2 OHSAA. "Ohio High School Athletic Association Web site". Retrieved December 6, 2019.
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