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What is not surprising is that Fayetteville senior Brooklyn Jaeger is closing in on 3, career kills. The athletic outside hitter, who led the Lions to the state title, has 2, kills in her career including this season while averaging nearly eight kills per set. Valley Mills had won 24 straight matches and 77 of 88 sets before the Eagles got a tough reality check form Crawford as the Pirates beat the Eagles in four sets , , , Wild match in west Texas as Canyon Randall had a three set sweep of Hereford , , as the Raiders handed the Whitefaces their first district loss.
Class 4A may be the most balanced of the six UIl classifications as top ranked Pleasanton has won 35 straight matches since being swept by Class 2A Johnson city top open the season. In three big matches last week, the aforementioned McKinney North beat Lucas Lovejoy while fourth ranked Leander Rouse, the pre-season number two team in the state poll, returned to that spot by beating previously number three Liberty hill. Mission Sharyland is Queen of the win streaks with 28 while Justin northwest has 19 in a row.
Forney had the third loss of minor surprise as Midlothian beat Forney who dropped to with their only previously losses to Frisco memorial in a tournament and to powerful 6A Plano West. Class 6A win steaks are an interesting study due to fierce tournament coemptions. Several of the longest win steaks followed losses in Volleypalooza while the tow longest streaks, Plano West 21 and Arlington martin 20 were teams that did not face the two headed juggernauts of independent select team Cornerstone Christian or TAPPS uber power Prestonwood Christian who went one-two in that event.
Then there is quite a collection of teams with ten straight wins including red hot and top ranked Dallas Highland Park, traditional powers Austin Lake Travis and The Woodlands and two tmeas who got hot going into district: Tomball and Round Rock Westwood. Vista Ridge swept McNeil Friday night , , to set the stage for a huge week as the third place Rangers are at second place Round Rock Tuesday night then host first place Westwood Friday night.
Jordan Zink slammed five first set kills as the Rangers warmed up for Homecoming night by taking staging a scoring run after a lead to win the first set. Vista Ridge won the second set on a run, finishing the set on a kill by Madison Louis who went to the service line with an ace for set point as Riley Garis led the offense with four kills. McNeil played a more balanced defense and reduced unforced errors in the third set as the Mavericks led behind timely kills by as Cat Brezina, Harshi Yalamanchili, and Kalli Wootton forcing a Vista Ridge timeout.
On the night, Mican led the Rangers with nine kills while Flores and Caton Firkins has seven kills each. Garis closed with six kills. Garis added 20 assists and eight digs while Madison Louis had 12 digs, Laura Ely had 13 digs and Tori Welch added two aces and 11 assists. Clinton also had 35 assists and 11 digs while Houston had five kills and Kelly Swyers had nine kills, Ava Bruno added six kills. Gianna Deelena had 21 digs in the win. Emma Patmon slammed 16 kills for Cedar Ridge.
Vandegrift swept last place manor to round out district action. Mackenzie Plante slammed 14 kills with 17 digs while Henley Anderson added nine kills and 19 digs for the state ranked Tigers. When asked about the Kane Cup standings, Michael, who started his coaching career at St. Natalie Arnold added eight kills for the Tigers while Ashley Euston had five blocks. Taylor Tjelmeland had 21 digs while Dripping Springs setters combined for 38 assists with Sydney Lund collecting 20 assists and Presley Alford adding 18 assists.
Austin swept Bowie , , as Riley Malloy ripped 13 kills with 13 digs as Chloe Kelly added ten kills and Harper Luthy added seven kills for the maroons who got 15 assists by Jordan Hodges and 11 from Campbell Bartley. Aleida Moreno had a team leading 16 digs. Westlake swept Del Valle , , as Sophia Luo 13 kills with two blocks and Claire Wernli added 11 kills while Caitlin Hefner had two blocks. Cameron Shelly spread the ball for 44 assists and added two aces while libero Reese Emerick finished with 19 digs three aces and Mallory Weyand had 12 digs.
Anderson beat Akins , , as setter Maddie Steusser collected her assist. High flying outside hitter Jazmine Gaston had 15 kills and served three 3 aces while both Parker Duncan and Ashlynn Axtell had nine digs each.
Caylee Mejia had 15 kills, nine digs and an ace while Takyla Brown collected 39 assists and an ace as Weiss swept Temple , , Marissa Cazares notched three blocks at the net in the win.
McCallum improved to in district play with a decisive win over Northeast Early college , , Hendrickson beat Elgin Morgan Warren checked in with 33 assists as Kamea Uitenham had eight kills and Hannah Hicks seven kills with three aces for the Hawks.
Jordan Flores had 16 digs with three aces while Rhyan Wheeler added eight digs. Georgetown retained first place by beating Bastrop , , Addison Gaido led Georgetown offensively while Laicey Sullivent had ten kills and 14 digs for Bastrop and Fallon Hall notched 25 assists and served two aces for the Bears.
Cedar Creek got a huge district victory as the Eagles swept Pflugerville , , behind ten kills from Mackenzie Collins and five each from Keyaira Limuel and Gracyn Hentschel. Madden Denton had 17 digs and five kills while Valerie Castillo notched eight more digs for the victorious Eagles. East View went four sets to defeat Connally , , , Rouse defeated Lehman , , as Raiders coach Jackob Thompson substituted freely with nine different Raiders getting a kill and all 11 Rouse players getting at least one dig.
Clair added seven kills. Key and setter Ella owns both served three aces while Owens added 28 assists. Liberty Hill beat Lockhart , , as Kealy Dirner had ten kills, two aces and six digs while Carson Glenn had 16 assists. Hays moved into sole possession of third place with an impressive sweep of Cedar Park , , Just to touch on the how, who and why teams will be ranked. We, unlike other publications take many factors into account in our rankings.
These ambassadors along with input from coaches closely connected in the game take several factors into consideration. Strength of schedule, wins against high-ranking teams and losses against unranked opponents all play a part of where TVI ranks teams. Player rankings and team rankings are not member-driven, meaning being a member of TVI has zero bearing whatsoever on where teams and players are placed.
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