New Trier, Glenbrook South Square Off In Girls Soccer Sectional

WINNETKA, IL — The first spot in the quarterfinals of the 2019 IHSA Class 3 girls soccer tournament will be determined Friday night. Glenbrook South High School will travel to New Trier to face the

To reach the sectional final, Glenbrook South defeated Glenbrook North 3-0 in the regional final and Evanston Township High School in penalty kicks after the sectional semifinal match finished 1-1 after extra time.

New Trier dispatched Maine West 3-0 in the regional finals and Maine South 1-0 in the sectional final.

Soccer Titans defeat Glenbrook North 3-0 in the Regional Championship!
Scoring:
18’ Makayla Stadler
62’ Julia DiSano (Katie Weiss assist)
73’ Katie Weiss
Record improves to 20-3-2!@Glenbrook_south @TitanBoosters #GBSnow pic.twitter.com/ZHIo6qUW0b
— Glenbrook South Girls Soccer (@GBS_GirlsSoccer) May 18, 2019

Titans win & advance in PKs against the ETHS Wildkits!
Katie Sullivan scored the game-tying goal to send the game to OT.
GK Libbie Vanderveen made 3 huge saves in the shootout to secure the win.
Record improves to 21-3-2. #GBSnow @Glenbrook_south
Friday 6pm vs NT!
— Glenbrook South Girls Soccer (@GBS_GirlsSoccer) May 22, 2019

The winner of Friday's game between the two of them will face the victor in Saturday's contest in Buffalo Grove between Stevenson and Fremd in a super-sectional matchup at Fremd on Tuesday.

That would set up a state semifinal on May 31 in Naperville with the defending state champion Barrington Broncos, should they be able to emerge victorious over first Cary and St. Charles. The state final is scheduled to take place the following day.

LET’S GET THIS GAME DAY Our HOUSE 6p Glenbrook South Sectional FINAL #legacy #state #burnside #gotrevs @AthleticsNTHS pic.twitter.com/iUynndLWtR
— NTGS Varsity Soccer (@NTGS_giddyup) May 24, 2019

UPDATE: New Trier won the game 3-2 with a second half free kick goal from All-American Emma Weaver.

NT free kick from the 25 - Weaver w the kick - top shelf. Goal. Dream Weaver. 3-2 NT
— NTGS Varsity Soccer (@NTGS_giddyup) May 25, 2019