News Summary

The Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association has announced the brackets for this year’s high school tennis state tournament, featuring 12 local teams. Five boys teams and seven girls teams will compete, with strong contenders from Westford Academy, Groton-Dunstable, and Wilmington. The tournament begins on May 23, promising thrilling matches as teams vie for victory and glory. Coaches and players alike are eager to showcase their skills and sportsmanship, further enhancing the local tennis spirit.

Massachusetts High School Tennis State Tournament Brackets Announced with 12 Local Teams Participating

Spring has officially sprouted in Massachusetts, and with it comes the thrill of high school tennis! A total of 12 area high school teams have earned their spots in this year’s state tournament, promising an exciting season of friendly competition and athletic prowess. The Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association spilled the beans on the brackets this past Friday afternoon, and everyone is buzzing with excitement!

Local Teams Stepping Up

This year, the roster includes five boys teams and seven girls teams, making a solid representation from our area. Three local schools are quite the overachievers, making their mark in both the boys and girls tournaments. Those go-getters are Westford Academy, Groton-Dunstable, and Wilmington. It’s safe to say these teams are ready to make a statement!

Girls’ Tournament Highlights

For the girls, the spotlight shines brightest on Westford Academy. Not only did they finish strong with a record of 15-1, but they also snagged the prestigious No. 3 seed in Division 1! They’ll be eyeing victory when they face the winner between a pair of teams, No. 35 Brockton and No. 30 Framingham, in what’s sure to be an entertaining round of 32. Meanwhile, Longmeadow leads the pack with an impressive unbeaten record of 19-0!

But Westford isn’t the only local team in contention! In Division 3, five local teams are set to battle it out against top-seeded Dover-Sherborn (16-0). Among them, No. 7 Wilmington (12-5) will host No. 26 Pembroke (6-11) in the round of 32. Additionally, expect both Academy of Notre Dame (No. 31) and Groton-Dunstable (No. 33) to show their mettle in their respective preliminary matches!

Boys’ Tournament Highlights

Now, shifting gears to the boys, it’s all about Westford Academy again as they enter the fray as the only local representative in the 35-team men’s bracket. Coming in hot at No. 13 with a 9-4 record, Westford will host a critical match against rival Lincoln-Sudbury (5-8). With the top seed, St. John’s Prep, boasting a flawless 17-0 record, the stakes couldn’t be higher!

Over in Division 2, Billerica is flying the local flag. Coming in at No. 29, they’ll host No. 36 West Springfield in a preliminary round match. Their record of 11-3 shows promise as they strive for an upset against the competition!

Challenges Ahead

In Division 3, Groton-Dunstable and Wilmington are stepping up to the plate! Groton-Dunstable will be facing Whitinsville Christian (11-2) as they come in at No. 15, while Wilmington, sitting at No. 28, has a tough mission ahead against No. 5 Medfield (12-2). Be prepared for some nail-biting encounters!

Littleton, who earned the No. 17 seed in Division 4, will also be vying for honors as they take on No. 16 Bromfield. With Manchester Essex claiming the top seed in this division, the competition is sure to heat up!

What Lies Ahead

The tournament is set to commence on May 23 at 11 a.m., and local teams are geared up and ready for battle. With last year’s success stories, including Pembroke girls capturing their first title in Division 3, and continued strong performances from teams like Notre Dame Academy and Duxbury, the pressure is on!

The perfect mix of excitement, skill, and some good old-fashioned rivalry is brewing on the courts, and we couldn’t be more excited to see how our local teams perform! The tension is palpable, and win or lose, it’s all about sportsmanship, teamwork, and making incredible memories.

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