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Akron-area high school golf, soccer, volleyball, OHSAA results, Nov. 2-8

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Akron-area high school golf, soccer, volleyball, OHSAA results, Nov. 2-8
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Greater Akron high school scores, recaps and schedule for Nov. 2-8, 2026.

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  • Akron-area high school golf, soccer, volleyball, OHSAA results, Nov.
  • Greater Akron high school scores, recaps and schedule for Nov.
  • Here's a look at Summit County-area high school sports highlights for the Week of Nov.

Here's a look at Summit County-area high school sports highlights for the Week of Nov. 2-8.Coaches and athletic directors can send their results to bjsports@thebeaconjournal.com for inclusion in BeaconJournal.com's weekly high school sports highlights.Watch Ohio High School Sports Live on the NFHS Network all season Monday's girls soccer results: Hudson, Highland, Medina advance to regional finalsHudson 3, North Ridgeville 0; Highland 1, Green 0: The Explorers (19-0) and Hornets (13-5-1) will meet for the second time this season, but this time it will be in the Division II, Region 7 regional final at 6 p.m. Nov. 7 at Brooklyn.It's a rematch of an 8-0 win by Hudson on Oct. 7.The Explorers got there thanks to Cam Murdough whose first-half goal proved to be the game-winner against the Rangers (14-3).Hannah Meese and Alyssa Maniar added second-half goals and Hudson returned to a regional final for the third season in a row.Last year, the Explorers finished as state runners-up."Our team did an excellent job of moving the ball, switching the field of play and trying to break their defense down," Hudson coach Josh Huettich said. "Credit to North Ridgeville. They were quite strong defensively and had a solid season."The Hornets return to a regional final for the second time in three years.Highland got there on the foot of Sophia Madison, who scored a first-half goal against Green (9-6-5).The Hornets have reached a regional semifinal or better four straight seasons."It's hard to describe what this means for us," first-year Highland coach Jose Perez said. "This means everything for my coaching staff and team, especially going into the first year of the program. I give all the credit to the girls for all their hard work and dedication and their time. They've earned this and they deserve it."Medina 3, Walsh Jesuit 0 The Bees (16-3-1) shut out the Warriors (17-3-1) for just the second time this season and advance to a Division I, Region 4 regional final at 7 p.m. Nov. 7 at Byers Field in Parma against Strongsville.Medina, which tied Walsh 1-1 on Sept. 26, play a Mustangs team it beat 3-2 on Oct. 14.That said, Strongsville knocked the Bees out 3-1 last season in the regional semifinals.Medina got it's playoff rematch thanks to Sophia Lazar, who took a pass from Kellyn Miller with 10:50 left in the first half and bent it into the right corner for the game-winner. Emma McTigue took a pass from Lydia Tighe and scored a near-carbon copy goal with 21:59 left in the second half. McTigue put things away on a penalty kick with 4:57 left."It means everything," McTigue said. "We've worked so hard to get here. This has been a goal of our since the beginning of the season. We said it at the first day of tryouts. It's surreal to be in it."Aurora 1, Revere 0: The Greenmen (15-1-3) flipped an Oct. 12 Suburban League American Conference score and knocked Revere (12-6-3) out of the postseason.Aurora moves on to play Gilmour Academy (14-4-2) in a Division III, Region 11 final at noon Nov. 7 at Amherst High School. The Greenmen got their on a breakaway goal by Kaia Board nine minutes into things.The Akron Beacon Journal sports department can be contacted via email at bjsports@thebeaconjournal.com. This article originally appeared on Akron Beacon Journal: Akron-area high school golf, soccer, volleyball, OHSAA results, Nov. 2-8Our editors independently choose our recommendations. Some content is produced with paid support from a third party, however our editorial decisions remain independent. If you buy through our links, the USA TODAY Network may earn a commission. Prices and availability may change.

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