2014 OHSAA Girls Division I Soccer State Championship Game
Columbus Crew Stadium
Friday, November 7, 2014, 3:30 p.m.

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Walsh Jesuit Wins Third Consecutive State Title
Warriors Defeat Dublin Coffman 4-1, Win Eighth Title

COLUMBUS, Ohio � Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit capped off an undefeated season and won its third-consecutive state title with a 4-1 victory over Dublin Coffman in the 2014 OHSAA girls Division I soccer state championship game Friday at Crew Stadium. 



With the victory, Walsh Jesuit finishes with a 22-0-1 record and its eighth girls state soccer championship.

In the first half, Walsh Jesuit controlled the ball well in its offensive half. Sophomore Sofia Rossi put the Warriors on the board in the 10th minute, assisted by senior Juli Knapp. The combo would connect soon after in the 28th minute when Knapp found Rossi for another goal to put Walsh Jesuit up 2-0.

Senior Halle Stelbasky added another goal in the 43rd minute. The Warrior combo wasn�t done, this time Knapp netting a pass from Rossi in the 59th minute. Coffman was able to find some offensive movement when senior Bailey Borland netted a goal in the 71st minute.

Dublin Coffman (14-2-7) finishes as state runner-up for the fourth time in its six state tournament appearances. The Shamrocks won the state title in 2003 and 2001.

In the regular season, Walsh Jesuit defeated Dublin Coffman 1-0.

1 2 Final
WJ - 2 2 4
DC - 0 1 1

Scoring:

WJ � 10� - Sofia Rossi (assist by Juli Knapp)
WJ � 28� � Sofia Rossi (assist by Juli Knapp)
WJ � 43� � Halle Stelbasky (unassisted)
WJ � 59� � Juli Knapp (assist by Sofia Rossi)
DC � 71� � Bailey Borland (unassisted)

Shots:
WJ- 25
DC- 4

Shots on Goal:
WJ - 13
DC - 3

Saves:
WJ- 2 (Libby Grace)
DC - 9 (Mikayla Buckley)

Fouls:
WJ- 5
DC - 8

Corner Kicks:
WJ - 4
DC - 2
 

2014 OHSAA Girls Division III Soccer State Championship Game
Columbus Crew Stadium
Friday, November 7, 2014, 7 p.m.

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Hamilton Badin Wins Back-To-Back State Titles
Rams Defeat Ottawa-Glandorf 2-0 to Win Third State Title

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Hamilton Badin defeated Ottawa-Glandorf 2-0 in the 2014 OHSAA girls Division III state soccer championship Friday at Crew Stadium in Columbus.

The Rams (20-1-1) defended their 2013 state championship with an impressive victory over the Lady Titans to secure back-to-back state championships.

After a well-played 30 minutes from both teams, Badin senior Madi Kah broke the scoreless game with a strike in the 33rd minute to give the Rams a 1-0 lead. Just after the second half started, junior Malia Berkely gave the Rams a 2-0 lead in the 42nd minute. Ottawa-Glandorf moved the ball well in the second half trying to create offensive chances, but Badin�s defense held the Lady Knights to just one shot on goal in the second half.

Ottawa-Glandorf (20-1-1) made its first appearance in the state tournament and finishes as state runner-up.

1 2 Final
OG � 0 0 0
HB � 1 1 2

Scoring:

HB � 33� � Madi Kah (unassisted)
HB � 42� � Malia Berkely (unassisted)

Shots:
OG - 3
HB - 9

Shots on Goal:
OG - 3
HB - 5

Saves:
OG- 3 (Cassie Schroeder)
HB- 3 (Abby Lampe)


Fouls:
OG - 4
HB - 4

Corner Kicks:
OG - 0
HB - 7
 

2014 OHSAA Boys Division I Soccer State Championship Game
Columbus Crew Stadium
Saturday, November 8, 2014

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Cleveland St. Ignatius Claims Sixth State Soccer Title


Wildcats Defeat Powell Olentangy Liberty 2-1, Own Most Boys Soccer Titles In Ohio



COLUMBUS, Ohio � Cleveland St. Ignatius scored twice in the first half and used its defense in the second half to come away with its sixth state soccer championship, a 2-1 victory over Powell Olentangy Liberty in the 2014 OHSAA boys Division I state soccer final at Crew Stadium Saturday.

St. Ignatius (20-2-1) now owns the most boys soccer state titles in Ohio. Dayton Carroll has won five.

After a balanced 30 minutes between the two teams, St. Ignatius junior John Duldner scored from inside the box in the 32nd minute to put the Wildcats on the board. In the 38th minute, Duldner added his second goal of the game when he found a ball loose in the box off a deflection from a corner kick.

After halftime, Liberty cut the lead in half when senior Joey Tallarico scored off a pass from senior Travis Baum. Olentangy Liberty fought to equalize in the final minutes of the game, but St. Ignatius� defense held strong to prevent the equalizer.

The Patriots (19-2-2) finish as state runner up for the second time in their fourth consecutive state tournament appearance. In 2011, the two teams faced off in the state championship game. St. Ignatius won 4-2.

1 2 Final

SI - 2 0 2

POL - 0 1 1

Scoring:


SI � 32� � John Duldner (unassisted)

SI � 38� � John Duldner (unassisted)

POL � Joey Tallarico (assist by Travis Baum)

Shots:

SI - 14

POL - 8

Shots on Goal:

SI  - 6

POL - 6

Saves:

SI - 5 (Mikal Outcait)

POL - 4 (Sam Nelson)

Fouls:

SI - 10

POL - 6

Corner Kicks:

SI - 1

POL - 1

2014 OHSAA Boys Division III Soccer State Championship Game
Columbus Crew Stadium
Saturday, November 8, 2014

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Mansfield Christian Wins First OHSAA State Title In School History

Flames defeat Grandview Heights 4-3 in Overtime in Division III championship game

COLUMBUS, Ohio � Mansfield Christian needed overtime to secure a 4-3 victory to win the 2014 OHSAA boys Division III soccer state championship at Crew Stadium Saturday.

Mansfield Christian (19-2-2) made its fourth state tournament appearance, bringing home its first OHSAA state title in school history. The Flames finished as state runner up in 2013.

The championship game was a tale of two halves. Mansfield Christian took the lead in the 24th minute when senior Brendan Ernsberger scored the first goal of the game on a penalty kick. Soon after in the 31st minute, Mansfield Christian junior Brandon Mount scored off a pass from freshman Jared McPeek. The Flames would take a commanding 3-0 lead into halftime after junior Samuel Paul scored in the 34th minute.

In the second half, Grandview Heights senior Ryan McHugh put the Bobcats on the board in the 66th minute, assisted by senior Alec Gastesi. GH cut the lead to one in the 70th minute after senior Colin Jourdan found the back of the net. Just one minute later, McHugh equalized for the Bobcats to tie the game.

In the first sudden victory overtime period, Mansfield Christian junior Stevie Brown sent a free kick into the box from 40 yards out that sailed to Paul, who headed in the state championship winning goal.

Grandview Heights (18-3-2) made its first state tournament appearance and finished as state runner up.


1 2 OT Final


MC- 3 0 1 4 


GH- 0 3 0 3



Scoring:


MC � 24� � Brendan Ernsberger (Penalty)

MC � 31� - Brandon Mount (assisted by Jared McPeek)

MC � 34� � Samuel Paul (unassisted)

GH � 66� � Ryan McHugh (assisted by Alec Gastesi)

GH � 70� � Colin Jourdan (unassisted)

GH � 71� � Ryan McHugh (unassisted)

MC � 97� � Samuel Paul (assisted by Stevie Brown)

Shots: 


MC- 9 


GH - 22



Shots on Goal:


MC - 8


GH - 12



Saves:


MC- 9 (JP Trueblood)


GH - 4 (Micah Miller) 



Fouls:


MC - 12


GH - 14



Corner Kicks:


MC - 1


GH - 6

2014 OHSAA Boys Division II Soccer State Championship Game
Columbus Crew Stadium
Saturday, November 8, 2014

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Columbus St. Francis DeSales Wins Fifth State Soccer Title


Stallions defeat Bay Village Bay 1-0 in Overtime

COLUMBUS, Ohio � After a well-played and scoreless 80 minutes, Columbus St. Francis DeSales finally broke through in overtime with a 1-0 win over Bay Village Bay in the 2014 OHSAA boys Division II soccer championship Saturday at Crew Stadium.

The Stallions (18-4-1) made their 14th state tournament appearance and bring home their fifth state title. They have also finished as state runner up twice.

Both teams� defenses stood strong through regulation. DeSales goalkeeper JP Baughman recorded two saves and Bay goalkeeper Colin Southerington had five. In overtime, DeSales senior Ryan Cannon found a loose ball in the box passed by junior Antonio Romanelli and punched in the state title-winning goal.

Bay (19-3-1) finishes the season as state runner up for the third time. It made its 14th state tournament appearance and has won the state title twice (1993 and 1991).

In the regular season, DeSales defeated Bay 1-0.

1 2 OT Final

BV � 0 0 0 0

SFD- 0 0 1 1

Scoring:

SFD � 94� � Ryan Cannon (assist by Antonio Romanelli)

Shots:

BV - 3

SFD � 13

Shots on Goal:

BV- 2

SFD - 6

Saves:

BV - 5 (Colin Southerington)

SFD - 2 (JP Baughman)

Fouls:

BV - 16

SFD - 10

Corner Kicks:

BV - 3

SFD - 7

2014 OHSAA Girls Soccer State Tournament Finals Matchups

All games are at Columbus Crew Stadium, Friday

Division II

Akron Archbishop Hoban (16-4-2) vs. Cincinnati Archbishop McNicholas (20-1), 12:00 p.m.

Division I

Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit (21-0-1) vs. Dublin Coffman (14-1-7), 3:30 p.m.

Division III

Ottawa-Glandorf (20-1-1) vs. Hamilton Badin (19-1-1), 7 p.m.

2014 OHSAA Boys Soccer State Tournament Finals Matchups

All games are at Columbus Crew Stadium, Saturday

Division I

Cleveland St. Ignatius (19-2-1) vs. Powell Olentangy Liberty (19-1-2), 12:00 p.m.

Division III

Mansfield Christian (18-2-2) vs. Columbus Grandview Heights (18-2-2), 3:30 p.m.

Division II

Bay Village Bay (19-2-1-) vs. Columbus St. Francis DeSales (17-4-1), 7:00 p.m.

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State Soccer Tournament Preview

The 2014 OHSAA state soccer tournament begins at semifinal sites around the state and will return to Columbus Crew Stadium for the 16th year of play for the 39th annual boys tournament and 30th annual girls championships.

            In girls Division I, defending state champion Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit (20-0-1) returns to the state semifinals for the 14th time. Last year, the Warriors defeated Mason 2-0 in the championship game to win their seventh state title. Rocky River Magnificat (18-2-1) returns to the state semifinals for the second year in a row after making its first semifinal appearance last year.

            In the other girls Division I state semifinal, Mason (19-1-1) looks to make its way back to the championship game after finishing both the 2012 and 2013 season as state runner-up. Dublin Coffman (14-1-6) returns to the state tournament for the first time since 2009 when the Shamrocks finished as state runner-up. They won the state title in 2001 and 2003.

            The girls Division II state semifinals feature just one returning state participant from 2013. In one semifinal, Lima Bath (20-1-0) makes its first state tournament appearance. Its opponent, Akron Archbishop Hoban (15-4-2), makes its first state tournament appearance since 2008 when it finished as state runner-up.

            In the other girls Division II semifinal, Cincinnati Archbishop McNicholas (19-1) makes its first state tournament appearance against the returning state runner-up, Granville (13-4-4). The Blue Aces fell to Rocky River 3-1 in last year�s state championship game, but return with experience looking for their first state title.

            In girls Division III, Ottawa-Glandorf (19-1-1) makes its first state tournament appearance. Its opponent, Elyria Catholic (15-1-4), is also making its first state tournament appearance.

            In the other half of the girls Division III bracket, 2011 state champion Cincinnati Summit Country Day (15-1-4) returns to the state tournament for the third time. In its path stands defending state champion Hamilton Badin (18-1-1), which defeated Gates Mills Hawken 3-2 in penalty kicks in last year�s state championship game.

            On the boys side, Division I will crown a new champion this year. In one semifinal matchup, Copley (20-0-1) returns to the state tournament for the sixth time. Its only state title came in 1994. Cleveland St. Ignatius (18-2-1) returns to the state tournament for the first time since it won the state title back to back in 2010 and 2011. It will look to win its sixth state title overall.

            In the other boys Division I semifinal, Beavercreek (20-0-1) makes its sixth state tournament appearance and look to win its first state title. Powell Olentangy Liberty (19-1-2) has appeared in the state tournament four years in a row, winning it all in 2012 and finishing second in 2011.

            In boys Division II, Bay Village Bay (17-2-1) makes its 14th state tournament appearance and looks to return to the state championship game for the first time since 2009 when it finished as state runner-up. Cuyahoga Falls Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy (14-2-3) makes its 10th state tournament appearance. The Royals are seeking their fourth state title.

            On the other side of the Division II bracket, Columbus Bishop Watterson (9-10-2) is making its third state tournament appearance and seeking its first trip to the state championship game. Its opponent, Columbus St. Francis DeSales (16-4-1), won its last state title in 2009 and is making its 14th appearance in the state tournament.

            In boys Division III, returning state runner-up Mansfield Christian (17-2-2) is making its fourth appearance in the state tournament and seeking its first state title. Canfield South Range (17-1-2) is making its first state tournament appearance.

            In the other Division III semifinal, two-time defending champion Cincinnati Summit Country Day (14-3-1) returns to the state tournament for the fourth time. The Silver Knights defeated Mansfield Christian 2-1 in last year�s state championship game and have won the state championship each of the three previous times they have participated in the state tournament (2013, 2012, 1999). Grandview Heights (17-2-2) is making its first appearance in the state tournament this year.

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2014 OHSAA Boys Soccer State Tournament Pairings

Division I State Semifinals

Copley (20-0-1) vs. Cleveland St. Ignatius (18-2-1), November 5, 7 p.m. at Nordonia High School

Beavercreek (20-0-1) vs. Powell Olentangy Liberty (19-1-2), November 5, 7 p.m. at Bellbrook High School

State Final: November 8, Columbus Crew Stadium, Time TBA

Division II State Semifinals

Bay Village Bay (17-2-1) vs. Cuyahoga Falls Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy (14-2-3), November 5, 7 p.m. at Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School

Columbus Bishop Watterson (9-10-2) vs. Columbus St. Francis DeSales (16-4-1), November 5, 7 p.m. at Westerville Central High School

State Final: November 8, Columbus Crew Stadium, Time TBA

Division III State Semifinals

Mansfield Christian (17-2-2) vs. Canfield South Range (17-1-2), November 5, 7 p.m. at Wadsworth Art Wright Stadium

Cincinnati Summit Country Day (14-3-1) vs. Grandview Heights (17-2-2), November 5, 7 p.m. at West Carrollton High School

State Final: November 8, Columbus Crew Stadium, Time TBA

2014 OHSAA Girls Soccer State Tournament Pairings

Division I State Semifinals

Rocky River Magnificat (18-2-1) vs. Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit (20-0-1), November 4, 7 p.m. at Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School

Mason vs. Dublin Coffman, November 4, 7 p.m. at Bellbrook High School

State Final: November 7, Columbus Crew Stadium, Time TBA

Division II State Semifinals

Lima Bath (20-1) vs. Akron Archbishop Hoban (15-4-2), November 4, 7 p.m. at Ashland High School

Cincinnati Archbishop McNicholas (16-1) vs. Granville (12-5-4), November 4, 7 p.m. at West Carrollton High School

State Final: November 7, Columbus Crew Stadium, Time TBA

Division III State Semifinals

Ottawa-Glandorf (19-1-1) vs. Elyria Catholic (15-1-4), November 4, 7 p.m. at Clyde High School

Cincinnati Summit Country Day (15-1-4) vs. Hamilton Badin (18-1-1), November 4, 7 p.m. at West Chester Lakota West High School

State Final: November 7, Columbus Crew Stadium, Time TBA

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