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OHSAA Sets Semifinal Brackets Ahead Of Late-November

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COLUMBUS: The Ohio High School Athletic Association released 2025 state semifinal football brackets on Nov. 20, outlining matchups across seven divisions. State semifinals will take place Friday, Nov. 28, with locations determined after regional finals. In Division II, the Massillon or Sunbury Big Walnut regional winner will meet the Cincinnati Anderson or Trotwood‑Madison winner, while the Hoban or Walsh Jesuit winner will face the Avon or Highland winner. Other divisions will pair regional champions per brackets. Division II and Division I state finals are scheduled Dec. 4 and Dec. 5 in Canton. Based on 5 articles reviewed and supporting research.

Prepared by Emily Rhodes and reviewed by editorial team.

Timeline of Events

  • 2023: Massillon won Division II state title, beating Anderson and Hoban.
  • 2024: Avon won Division II state championship after defeating Highland, Hoban, and Anderson.
  • Nov. 20, 2025: OHSAA released 2025 state semifinal bracket pairings for seven divisions.
  • Nov. 28, 2025: Scheduled date for all state semifinal games, following regional finals.
  • Dec. 4–5, 2025: Scheduled dates for Division II and Division I state championship games in Canton.
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Who Benefited

Local media, broadcast partners, and participating schools benefit from increased attention, ticket sales, and postseason exposure.

Who Impacted

Student-athletes, especially those traveling, along with smaller schools face logistical strain and condensed preparation time.

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Who Benefited

Local media, broadcast partners, and participating schools benefit from increased attention, ticket sales, and postseason exposure.

Who Impacted

Student-athletes, especially those traveling, along with smaller schools face logistical strain and condensed preparation time.

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