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OPRF Badminton: Doubles Success & Highlights

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Oak‌ Park and River⁢ Forest Badminton Sends Two Doubles Teams to state Finals

Oak Park and River Forest‌ High ​School ​(OPRF) will be well-represented at the IHSA state badminton finals, with ⁢both of its doubles⁢ teams qualifying ⁣at the Glenbrook South ⁣Sectional ‍on May 8. The Huskies finished third ⁤overall in the team ⁢standings with eight points.

Cadwell and Gupta ‌Secure Second Place

The senior duo of Alice​ Cadwell and Anika gupta led the way, earning a second-place finish at ​the sectional. After a first-round bye, Cadwell and Gupta dominated their ⁢quarterfinal match⁤ against‍ Payton Prep⁣ with‌ a score of 21-10, 21-10. They then defeated a team from Glenbrook south 21-13, 24-22​ in the semi-finals. However, they fell‍ in the championship match to Glenbrook South’s Deana Chin and Rayya Patel, ​losing 15-21, ‍13-21.

Ludwig and Tepher Overcome Adversity to Qualify

Juniors Stella‍ Ludwig and Olive Tepher took a more challenging route to qualify. After winning their first-round match ‍against Mather (21-9,⁢ 21-16), they ‍were defeated in the quarterfinals by Maine west (19-21,⁣ 18-21). This loss placed them‌ in ​the consolation bracket, requiring them to win three consecutive matches ⁢to reach the ‍third-place​ match and secure a state finals berth.

Ludwig‌ and Tepher successfully ​navigated the consolation bracket,defeating ​teams ​from Whitney Young (21-17,21-15),Lake Forest (21-18,21-18),and Maine West (21-11,21-14). Although they lost the third-place⁤ match to ‌Glenbrook South’s Grace ⁣Carlson and Jasmine Mehta (15-21, 5-21),⁢ their top-four sectional finish guaranteed their place at the state finals.

Singles Players Compete

Seniors ⁤ada Klein and⁢ Wes ‍Wong represented OPRF in the singles competition. Klein won her first match against ​Michelle Yee of Whitney⁤ Young (21-6,​ 21-9)⁣ but lost in the‍ quarterfinals to Glenbrook South’s top-seeded kate Haravon (18-21, 9-21). She‍ was then ⁤defeated by Ana Paunilian‌ of ​Maine​ West ⁤in a consolation match (14-21,8-21). Wong lost her​ first-round match to Isabella ⁢Adams ⁢of Lake Forest ⁣(10-21, 8-21) and her first consolation round match to Payton Prep’s Inika Bansal ‍(16-21, 17-21).

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Looking Ahead to state

The IHSA state⁣ finals are scheduled for May 16-17 at DeKalb High School.⁤ OPRF aims for a strong showing,​ with aspirations of competing on ​the ‌final day of‍ the tournament.

How⁢ did ​Cadwell and Gupta perform in⁣ the​ championship match at the sectional⁤ tournament?

Oak‌ Park and River⁢ Forest Badminton Sends⁢ Two Doubles Teams to ‌state Finals

Oak Park and River Forest‌ High ​School ​(OPRF) will be well-represented at the IHSA‍ state badminton finals, ​wiht ‍⁢both of its doubles⁢ teams⁢ qualifying ⁣at the Glenbrook South ⁣Sectional ‍on May 8. The Huskies finished third ⁤overall in the team ⁢standings​ with eight points.

Cadwell and Gupta ‌Secure Second‍ Place

The senior⁤ duo of Alice​ cadwell and ​Anika gupta led the way, earning a second-place finish at ​the sectional. After a⁢ first-round bye, Cadwell and Gupta‌ dominated their ⁢quarterfinal match⁤ against‍ Payton prep⁣ with‌⁢ a score of 21-10, 21-10. They then defeated a team from Glenbrook south 21-13, 24-22​ in the semi-finals. ⁢However, they fell‍ in the⁤ championship match to Glenbrook South’s Deana Chin and Rayya Patel, ​losing 15-21, ‍13-21.

Ludwig and Tepher Overcome Adversity to Qualify

Juniors Stella‍ Ludwig and Olive Tepher ‍took a more challenging route‌ to qualify. After ⁢winning their first-round match ‍against Mather (21-9,⁢ 21-16), they ‍were defeated in ⁢the quarterfinals by Maine west (19-21,⁣ 18-21). ⁤This loss placed ⁣them‌ in ​the consolation bracket,requiring ‌them ⁢to win ⁢three consecutive matches ⁢to ​reach the ⁢‍third-place​ match and secure⁤ a state finals ⁢berth.

Ludwig‌ and Tepher successfully ​navigated ⁣the consolation bracket,defeating ​teams ​from Whitney Young ‌(21-17,21-15),Lake Forest ⁢(21-18,21-18),and Maine West (21-11,21-14).Although they lost ‍the third-place⁤ match to ‌Glenbrook ‌South’s Grace ⁣Carlson and Jasmine Mehta (15-21, 5-21),⁢ their top-four sectional finish guaranteed their place at the state finals.

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singles Players Compete

Seniors ⁤ada Klein and⁢ Wes ‍Wong represented OPRF in the singles competition. Klein won her first match against ​Michelle Yee of Whitney⁤ Young (21-6,​ 21-9)⁣ but⁣ lost in the‍ quarterfinals to Glenbrook South’s top-seeded kate haravon (18-21, 9-21). She‍ was then ⁤defeated by Ana Paunilian‌ of ​Maine​ ⁤West ⁤in a consolation match‍ (14-21,8-21). Wong lost⁢ her​ first-round match ‍to Isabella ⁢Adams ⁢of Lake Forest ⁣(10-21, 8-21) and her first ​consolation round match to Payton Prep’s Inika Bansal ‍(16-21, 17-21).

Looking Ahead to state

the IHSA state⁣ finals are scheduled for May 16-17 at DeKalb‍ High ‍School.⁤ OPRF aims for a strong showing,​ with⁢ aspirations of competing on ​the ‌final day of‍ the tournament.

Q&A: Oak Park and River Forest Badminton at ​State

Q: What is the IHSA?

A: The IHSA stands ‌for the Illinois High School ‍Association,​ the governing‌ body for high ⁤school sports in Illinois. They​ organize​ and oversee the state badminton finals.

Q:⁤ How did OPRF’s doubles teams qualify for state?

A: ⁤Both doubles teams qualified by finishing in the top four at the Glenbrook South Sectional. Cadwell and Gupta placed second, while Ludwig and Tepher finished fourth after battling thru the consolation bracket.

Q: ‌What’s ⁤the meaning of⁣ the consolation bracket?

​ A: The consolation bracket gives teams a second chance.After a loss, teams can still qualify for state by‌ winning a series ⁤of matches. Ludwig and Tepher displayed remarkable resilience navigating this challenging path.

Q: Where and⁤ when are the state finals?

​ A: ‌The IHSA state badminton finals were held May 16-17 at DeKalb⁤ High School.

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Q: What are OPRF’s chances ⁢at state?

⁢ A: The ⁤article highlights ⁤that OPRF “aims​ for a strong showing, with aspirations of competing⁣ on the final day.” While the results of the state ⁤finals aren’t in this article, the fact that they qualified two doubles teams indicates⁣ a strong potential for success.

Q: What is the ‌format of a badminton match?

⁢ A: Badminton matches are typically played as best-of-three games.Each game‍ is​ played to 21 points, with a requirement to win by⁣ two points. Points are scored on every⁤ rally, ⁢meaning both the serving and receiving ⁣teams can score points.

Q: How can I follow high school badminton?

A: Check ‍the IHSA website for updated schedules and results. ​Local ⁤news outlets and school websites often provide ‍coverage⁤ of high school sports.

With two doubles⁣ teams heading to state, Oak Park and River forest ⁢High School has ⁣a lot to‌ be proud of. Keep an ​eye out for updates on ⁤their performance at the state finals!

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