The high school soccer season has now reached the all-to-play-for stage of the season. Tournaments have begun in Kentucky and Indiana, and start next week for many Southwest Ohio teams.
With the best teams in the area clashing for the highest stakes, it is time to wrap up the power rankings for the year, enjoy the exciting games to come, and celebrate the teams that did the most during the regular season. Here are The Enquirer's power rankings of Oct. 15.
10. Mount Notre Dame Cougars (11-4-2)
Last week: unranked
Like everyone else who encounters the Seton Saints, the Cougars lost their league finale by a 4-0 count, but they also posted solid wins over Lakota West and Loveland heading into the Division II tournament, where they will vie for another long postseason run. MND is the No.
2 seed in the district tournament. Junior Taylor Hamilton leads the offense with 12 goals.
Upcoming schedule: vs. Winton Woods in DII tournament (Oct. 26)
9. Milford Eagles (9-3-4)
Last week: 9
The Eagles took control of the Eastern Cincinnati Conference with two wins and a draw against the other top contenders. They can win it outright with a win over Loveland next week, which would be their first title since 2023. Milford is the six seed in the Division I district tournament.
Upcoming schedule: at Loveland (Oct. 20), vs. Walnut Hills in DI sectional (Oct. 26)
8. Mariemont Warriors (12-1-2)
Last week: unranked
The Warriors won a share of the Cincinnati Hills League title with Indian Hill after a 9-0 win over Finneytown, their second title in three years. Marisa Murphy, Alyssa Dewey and Addy Zawaly lead a balanced offense with several threats, and Mariemont has posted nine shutouts. Mariemont is the top seed in the Division IV district tournament
Upcoming schedule: vs. Clark Montessori or Cincinnati Christian in DIV tournament (Oct. 22)
7. Summit Country Day Silver Knights (10-5-1)
Last week: 6
The Silver Knights challenged powerhouse Seton in a 2-1 loss to end the regular season. Summit lost three straight to end the regular season but the battle with the Division I state contender should give Summit some confidence as the Knights look to win another state title in the Division III tournament. Summit is the three seed in the district tournament.
Upcoming schedule: vs. Wilmington in DIII tournament (Oct. 22)
6. Mason Comets (11-3-2)
Last week: 7
The Comets won a share of the Greater Miami Conference title for the second year in a row by beating Sycamore Oct. 14. Bella Anderson and Liana Kim scored for the Comets in the win. Mason is the two seed in the DI district tournament.
Upcoming schedule: at Anderson (Oct. 17), vs. Hamilton in DI tournament (Oct. 26)
5. Indian Hill Braves (11-0-4)
Last week: 6
The Braves won a share of the Cincinnati Hills League title with Mariemont after a 9-0 win over Deer Park Oct. 14, their second title in a row. They are the No. 2 seed in the Division III district tournament.
Upcoming schedule: at Turpin (Oct. 15), vs. Goshen in DIII tournament (Oct. 22)
4. Ross Rams (16-0)
Last week: 3
The Rams won the Southwestern Buckeye-Southwestern for the second year in a row and finished the regular season unbeaten, outscoring teams by a total of 71-3. They are the top seed in the Division III distirict tournament. Ava Bush has 14 goals and 21 assists. Maci Taylor 14 goals and eight assists and Mady Koeninger 10 goals. Mia Michel has 13 shutouts.
Upcoming schedule: vs. Northwest in DIII tournament (Oct. 22.
3. Sycamore Aviators (12-3-2)
Last week: 2
The Aviators won a share of their first Greater Miami Conference title since 2007, after losing 2-1 to second-place Mason Oct. 14. Sycamore is the No. 3 seed in the Division I district tournament.
Upcoming schedule: vs. Middletown in Division I district tournament (Oct. 26)
2. Harrison Wildcats (13-2-2)
Last week: 4
The Wildcats ended the regular season with five straight wins, including Eastern Cincinnati Conference contender Little Miami (2-0). They are the top seed in the Division II district tournament.
Upcoming schedule: vs. Edgewood in DII tournament (Oct. 26).
1. Seton Saints (17-0)
Last week: 1
The Saints edged one of the city's other top teams, Summit Country Day, 2-1, and ended the regular season with a perfect slate after a 3-1 win over Walnut Hills Oct. 14. The Saints are the top seed in the Division I district tournament. They outscored their 17 foes by a total of 93-6. Lou Guidugli posted 15 goals and 14 assists. Mary Jung had 15 goals, 10 assists, Alexa Voelkerding 10 and 6, Shanell Humes seven and eight, and Ann Marie Schorer eight and six.
Upcoming schedule: vs. Springfield in DI tournament (Oct. 26)
On the radar
Anderson, Badin, Batavia, Bethel-Tate, Bishop Brossart, CHCA, East Central Eastern, Fayetteville-Perry, Highlands, Lakota West, Lawrenceburg, Little Miami, Newport Central Catholic, Notre Dame, Oak Hills, Purcell Marian, Ryle, St. Henry, St. Ursula, Simon Kenton, Springboro, Taylor, Walnut Hills, Walton-Verona, Western Brown
This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: See the final 2026 Greater Cincinnati girls soccer power rankings
