Six Local Teams Set To Compete For State Soccer Championships

  • Sunday, May 20, 2018
Players from Signal Mountain and CSAS work for the ball in the region final last week.
Players from Signal Mountain and CSAS work for the ball in the region final last week.
photo by Greg Davick

Six Chattanooga schools will represent the scenic city this week in the state soccer tournament in Murfreesboro. 

CSAS and Signal Mountain will play in Class A quarterfinals on Tuesday.  Howard will also play on Tuesday in Class AA state quarterfinals.   Winners will advance to state semifinals on Wednesday.  The Class A and AA state championship games are set for Friday.  All games are played at Richard Siegel Soccer Complex in Murfreesboro. 

In Division II, Boyd-Buchanan advanced to the Class A state semifinals and will play on Wednesday.   McCallie and Baylor will play in the Class AA state semifinals also on Wednesday.  Winners of those games will play in the state championship games on Thursday.  

 


DIVISION I


Class A Quarterfinals

TUESDAY
CSAS vs Columbia Academy 1:30 p.m.
Signal Mountain vs Alcoa 2 p.m. 

Class AA Quarterfinals 


TUESDAY
Howard vs Statford 7 p.m. 

DIVISION II

Class A Semifinals

WEDNESDAY
Boyd-Buchanan vs Lausanne 6:30 p.m.

Class AA Semifinals

WEDNESDAY
Baylor vs MUS 7 p.m.
McCallie vs Christian Brothers 7 p.m. 

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