The Tennessee high school girls soccer postseason is absolutely electric right now, with teams wrapping up their district tournaments and the region tournament matchups finally taking shape. This is it, folks, the games that decide who keeps playing and who goes home.
Division I Brackets Are Heating Up!
In Division I-AAA, get ready for some Tuesday night action on October 20th. Kingsbury is headed to Houston, and you know that’s gonna be a clash. Collierville is also hitting the road to face White Station. The winners of those matches will battle it out on Thursday, October 22nd, for regional bragging rights. Seriously, Houston has been on a tear, looking like they’re ready to get back to the top of the TSSAA mountain, so everyone’s eyes are on their path.
Over in Division I-AA, Tuesday, October 20th, is packed! Dyersburg is at Lakeland Prep, Douglass is challenging Brighton, and Millington heads to Ridgeway. Then, come Thursday, October 22nd, it’s crunch time. The Haywood/South Gibson winner will face off against whoever comes out on top between Dyersburg and Lakeland Prep. And on the other side, the Douglass/Brighton winner gets the Millington/Ridgeway winner. It’s a bracket full of potential upsets and epic finishes. Division I-A also kicks off Tuesday, October 20th, with Freedom Prep at East and Crosstown facing Middle College. The winners then duke it out on Thursday, October 22nd. Every single one of these games is win-or-go-home!
Division II State First-Round and Quarterfinal Pairings Are LOCKED IN
For Division II-AA, the action actually started Saturday, October 17th, with St. Mary’s making the trip to CPA. The stakes are getting incredibly high. Looking ahead to Saturday, October 24th, it’s huge! The winner of Ensworth/Baylor will head to Briarcrest, and the St. Mary’s/CPA winner from the first round gets a tough road game at Hutchison. These are the games you live for, with teams fighting for every inch.
And don’t sleep on Division II-A. Tuesday, October 20th, sees the East No. 4 seed taking on St. George’s. Then on Saturday, October 24th, it’s a double header of intense matchups. The Middle No. 4 seed/East No. 2 seed winner will face Lausanne, while the Middle No. 3 seed/East No. 3 seed winner heads to ECS. These are brutal paths, but that’s what postseason play is all about: earning every single win.
The next few weeks are going to be wild for girls soccer fans. Every game is a do-or-die situation, and with Houston looking strong, the entire region is watching to see if anyone can stop their momentum. Get ready for some incredible soccer!
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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