St. Ignatius defeats Medina in OHSAA Division I state semifinals for 5th straight year
Key points:
- St. Ignatius defeats Medina in the OHSAA Division I state semifinals for the fifth consecutive year.
- St. Ignatius will compete for their fifth straight Division I title against Archbishop Moeller.
- The game featured strong performances from St. Ignatius' Justis Olorunto and Rafa de la Barrera.
St. Ignatius continues its dominant run in the OHSAA boys soccer Division I playoffs by defeating Medina 3-0 in the state semifinals. This marks the fifth straight year that St. Ignatius has eliminated Medina from the postseason. St. Ignatius head coach Mike McLaughlin commended Medina for bringing out the best in his team and believes that this was their best game of the season. St. Ignatius will now face Archbishop Moeller in the state championship game as they aim for their fifth consecutive Division I title. McLaughlin’s strategy for success is simple – score goals and do it again.
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