2019 Girls Basketball

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Class 8-1A Regional 6
Regional Host: Rantoul St. Malachy
Rossville-Alvin (1st Seed)41     
12/02/2019  
Urbana University (8th Seed)6  Rossville-Alvin44     
  12/05/2019  
Champaign Holy Cross (4th Seed)20    Armstrong-Ellis22 
12/02/2019   
Armstrong-Ellis (5th Seed)24  Rossville-Alvin24 
  12/06/2019  
Royal Prairieview Ogden (2nd Seed)38        ROYAL PRAIRIEVIEW OGDEN28 
12/03/2019   
Rantoul St. Malachy (7th Seed)20  Royal Prairieview Ogden34 
  12/05/2019  
Gifford (3rd Seed)33    Gifford23 
12/03/2019   
Champaign Next Generation (6th Seed)18 

Class History

The IESA sanctioned girls basketball in 1979. There was one class of girls basketball until 1986 when the activity was split into 7th and 8th grade classes. From 1990-2005, the Association adopted the format of 7th and 8th grade play based upon a school's enrollment (7A, 7AA, 8A and 8AA). Starting in 2006, the Association adopted a four class system in each grade level (7-1A, 7-2A, 7-3A, 7-4A, 8-1A, 8-2A, 8-3A and 8-4A). The current classification system assigns 25% of the schools to each of the four classes.

How Class Split is Determined
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