Seton is pursuing a third straight Division I state volleyball title after back-to-back championships and two undefeated seasons. The Saints credit their success to accountability, teamwork, faith and a no-ego culture as they enter the postseason.

By the Numbers
  • 63 consecutive wins.
  • Two straight undefeated seasons and state titles.
  • Seton is 26-2 this season.
  • In the 1980s, Seton won 102 straight matches and state titles in 1985 and 1986.
Yes, But

The Saints’ record-setting run raises expectations, but the team knows a third title is not guaranteed. Coach Kelly Crowley says the players’ talent matters; their lack of ego and commitment to one another matter just as much.

State of Play
  • Seton opens postseason play Wednesday, Oct. 28, against Middletown at Lakota East High School.
  • Four seniors, including middle hitter Charley Moeddel, are motivated to finish their careers with another championship.
What's Next

A win over Middletown would move Seton closer to becoming the first Greater Cincinnati-area team in more than a decade to capture three consecutive state titles.

Bottom Line

Seton’s winning streak is remarkable, but its strongest edge may be the shared belief and selflessness that have sustained it. The next test is turning that culture into a third consecutive championship.