Girls Tennis Sectional Revealed

Shawe draws Host Scottsburg in Match #1 Southwestern and Madison meet in Match #2

                                    

INDIANAPOLIS - The sectional pairings for the 51st annual IHSAA Girls Tennis State Tournament were revealed on Sunday evening. 

A total of 309 schools were drawn and placed into sectional brackets for the team tournament which begins this week and runs through Saturday, May 23. 

The 64 team sectional winners will advance to regional play May 26-27 at 16 sites. The regional champions will advance to semi-state play May 30 at Center Grove, Culver Academies, Homestead, and Jasper. The state finals are scheduled for June 5-6 at North Central High School in Indianapolis with the quarterfinals on Friday and semifinals and state championship matches on Saturday.

Sectional #17 at Scottsburg 

Match 1 Tuesday, May 19 - 5 pm Shawe Memorial v. Scottsburg

Match 2 Wednesday, May 20 - 5 pm Southwestern (Hanover) v. Madison Consolidated

Match 3 Thursday, May 21 - 5 pm Austin v. Winner Match 1

Match 4 Saturday, May 23 - 10 am Winner Match 2 v. Winner Match 3

Winners will advance to the Bedford North Lawrence Regionals 

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