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SOFTBALL BRACKETS
Tournaments begin May 11

• Division I Softball  ~ SW1 ~ SW2  ~  SW3  ~  SW4  ~ SW5
• Division II Softball ~ SW1 ~   SW2 ~    SW3  ~ SW4
• Division III Softball   SW1  ~  SW2  ~   SW3
• Division IV Softball   SW1  ~  SW2  ~   SW3
• Division V Softball    SW1  ~  SW2  ~   SW3
• Division VI Softball   SW1  ~  SW2 
• Division VII Softball  SW1  ~  SW2

BOYS TENNIS TOURNAMENTS
Tournaments begin May 11

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• Centerville tournaments postponed to May 14

BASEBALL BRACKETS
Tournaments begin May 18

• Division I -    SW1 ~ SW2 ~ SW3 ~ SW4 ~ SW5 ~ SW6
• Division II -   SW1 ~ SW2 ~ SW3
• Division III -  SW1 ~ SW2 ~ SW3 ~ SW4
• Division IV -  SW1 ~ SW2 ~ SW3
• Division V  -  SW1 ~ SW2 ~ SW3
• Division VI -  SW1 ~ SW2 ~ SW3 
• Division VII - SW1 ~ SW2 ~ SW3
   

TRACK & FIELD TOURNAMENTS
Tournaments begin May 20.

SWDAB Minutes and Financials
View March, 2026 Minutes
View March, 2026 Financial Report

Sympathies to the family of Former OHSAA Assistant Commissioner Blair Irvin

Former OHSAA Assistant Commissioner Blair Irvin died on April 26, 2026, at the age of 96. Irvin, who resided in Westerville, served as an assistant commissioner at the OHSAA for 22 years between the 1980­81 and 2001­02 school years. He also served on the OHSAA’s Southwest District Athletic Board for nine years starting in 1970 and was a member of the OHSAA’s Board of Control in 1973 and 1974. A graduate of Beaverdale, Pa., High School, Irvin earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Miami University. He began his career in education as a teacher and coach at Covington High School in 1953, serving as head basketball, assistant football and track & field coach from 1953­58. He became the head football coach at Covington in 1958. Irvin then moved to Greenville High School in 1961 to become assistant principal and head football coach. He served as a graduate assistant football coach at Miami in 1967. A year later, Irvin returned to Covington High as principal before serving as that district’s superintendent from 1972 to 1980. Irvin received a National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) Citation Award for service in 1998 and also served on the NFHS football, swimming & diving and track & field rules committees. He was elected to the Ohio High School Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 1987. Irvin is survived by his wife, Patricia, and their two daughters, Holly and Shannon, and their families.  

 

The Southwest District Athletic Board is looking forward to, once again, providing outstanding tournaments in coordination with our dedicated managers and top facilities to provide our student-athletes with the best opportunities available!  We are SOUTHWEST PROUD!