2018 SD Girls High School State Tournament Results
The 2018 South Dakota Girls State Tennis Tournament ran from Oct. 3-6 in Rapid City, crowning team champions and individual champions in six flights of singles and three flights of doubles. For the full listing of round-by-round results, click here.
Team
Champion: Sioux Falls-Lincoln
Second Place: Rapid City Stevens
Third Place: Sioux Falls O'Gorman
Singles Flight #1
Champion: Johana Brewer (SFL)
Second Place: Danielle Sebata
Third Place: Tanna Lehfeldt (BRV)
Singles Flight #2
Champion: Ava Leonard (SFL)
Second Place: Megan Hauger (WTN)
Third Place: Ashley Lundstrom (RCS)
Singles Flight #3
Champion: Abbi Cummings (WTN)
Second Place: Katie Conrad (RCS)
Third Place: Rima Jamous (SFO)
Singles Flight #4
Champion: Brita Quello (SFL)
Second Place: Mackenzie McClemans (WTN)
Third Place: Maya Jamous (SFO)
Singles Flight #5
Champion: Avery Blackman (SFL)
Second Place: Raeanna Zink (WTN)
Third Place: Julia Wiedmeier (RCS)
Singles Flight #6
Champion: Erica Wing (RCS)
Second Place: Grace Abdallah (SFO)
Third Place: Emily Einsel (SFL)
Doubles Flight #1
Champion: J. Brower/A. Leonard (SFL)
Second Place: D. Sebata/A. Jackson/M. Nguyen (SFO)
Third Place: P. Forney/A. Lundstrom (RCS)
Doubles Flight #2
Champion: Not listed
Second Place: Not listed
Third Place: E. Dobbs/B Quello (SFL)
Doubles Flight #3
Champion: J. Wiedmeier/E. Wing (RCS)
Second Place: S. Barnard/G. Abdallah (SFO)
Third Place: E. Ringgenberg/M. Thone (ABC)
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