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Clinton County Girls Basketball Teams Open Postseason Play
All four local teams will compete in OHSAA tournament on February 21st
Published on Feb. 8, 2026
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All four girls basketball teams from Clinton County, Ohio will begin postseason play in the OHSAA tournament on February 21st. The matchups include Wilmington vs. Talawanda in Division III, Clinton-Massie vs. Shroder in Division IV, Blanchester vs. Summit Country Day in Division V, and East Clinton vs. Fayetteville-Perry in Division VI.
Why it matters
The start of the OHSAA girls basketball tournament marks an exciting time for the local community, as fans will get to see their hometown teams compete for a chance to advance to the state championships. The tournament seeding was determined by the new MaxPreps RPI system rather than traditional coach voting.
The details
In the Division III matchup, 11th-seeded Wilmington will take on 3rd-seeded Talawanda at 11am at Princeton High School. In Division IV, 13th-seeded Clinton-Massie faces 12th-seeded Shroder at 11am at Edgewood High School. Blanchester, the 10th seed in Division V, will meet 7th-seeded Summit Country Day at 11am at Mason High School. And in Division VI, 4th-seeded East Clinton plays top-seeded Fayetteville-Perry at 12:30pm at Monroe High School.
- The OHSAA girls basketball tournament games will take place on February 21, 2026.
The players
Wilmington
The 11th-seeded girls basketball team from Wilmington, Ohio.
Talawanda
The 3rd-seeded girls basketball team from Talawanda, Ohio.
Clinton-Massie
The 13th-seeded girls basketball team from Clinton-Massie, Ohio.
Shroder
The 12th-seeded girls basketball team from Shroder, Ohio.
Blanchester
The 10th-seeded girls basketball team from Blanchester, Ohio.
Summit Country Day
The 7th-seeded girls basketball team from Summit Country Day, Ohio.
East Clinton
The 4th-seeded girls basketball team from East Clinton, Ohio.
Fayetteville-Perry
The top-seeded girls basketball team from Fayetteville-Perry, Ohio.
What’s next
The winners of the February 21st games will advance to the next round of the OHSAA girls basketball tournament.
The takeaway
The start of the OHSAA girls basketball tournament is an exciting time for the Clinton County community, as fans will get to see their local teams compete for a chance to win a state championship. The new RPI-based seeding system adds an extra layer of intrigue to the matchups.
