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2007 Girls Basketball

2007 Class 7-3A Regional Champions/Sectional Matchups

2007 Menu

7-1A \| 7-2A \| 7-3A \| 7-4A - 8-1A \| 8-2A \| 8-3A \| 8-4A - Regional Brackets \| State Pairings
The winner of odd-numbered regionals will be the home team in sectional play.

Sectional 1 @ Manhattan
Dixmoor Rosa Parks (13-3) vs. Manhattan
Regional 1	Dixmoor Rosa Parks def. Calumet City Schrum, 32-18
Regional 2	Manhattan def. Lockport Kelvin Grove, 16-11
Sectional 2 @ Gibson City GCMS
Gibson City GCMS (19-4) vs. St. Joseph (19-2)
Regional 3	Gibson City GCMS def. Clifton Nash, 30-15
Regional 4	St. Joseph def. Tolono Unity, 25-18
Sectional 3 @ Germantown Hills
Pontiac JHS (17-5) vs. Eureka (21-0)
Regional 5	Pontiac JHS def. El Paso-Gridley, 31-27
Regional 6	Eureka def. Metamora GS, 29-18
Sectional 4 @ Farmington Central
Tremont (17-5) vs. Havana (20-4)
Regional 7	Tremont def. Mossville, 41-26
Regional 8	Havana def. Macomb, 41-16
Sectional 5 @ Teutopolis
Paris Mayo (23-0) vs. Newton Jasper County (16-4)
Regional 9	Paris Mayo def. Robinson Nuttall, 37-15
Regional 10	Newton Jasper County def. Toledo Cumberland, 26-24
Sectional 6 @ Lincoln JHS
Monticello (21-1) vs. Pana JHS (22-2)
Regional 11	Monticello def. Downs Tri-Valley, 36-24
Regional 12	Pana JHS def. Sullivan, 35-31
Sectional 7 @ Auburn JHS at Divernon
Auburn JHS at Divernon (16-5) vs. Vandalia (14-6)
Regional 13	Auburn JHS at Divernon def. Carlinville, 34-32
Regional 14	Vandalia def. Madison, 26-22
Sectional 8 @ Riverton
New Berlin JHS (19-6) vs. Liberty
Regional 15	New Berlin JHS def. Springfield Lincoln, 43-23
Regional 16	Liberty def. Beardstown MS, 23-22

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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