Four Central Texas high school volleyball teams secured their spots in the UIL state semifinals after capturing regional championships Tuesday night. Westlake, Georgetown, and Wimberley joined Lake Travis in the final four, setting the stage for intense weekend matchups. The victory marks a significant milestone for these programs, as they now compete for a state title in a field dominated by elite Central Texas talent.
Central Texas powerhouses dominate regional finals to secure weekend showdowns
Westlake delivered a commanding performance in the Region IV-6A DII final, sweeping San Antonio Brandeis 25-12, 25-22, and 28-26 at New Braunfels Canyon. Setters Kyrksen Cook and Ellie Ogden orchestrated the offense with a combined 35 assists, showcasing exceptional ball control and team balance. Clayton Kelly anchored the defense with 18 digs and 12 kills, while freshman Caroline Ehrlich and sophomore Geralynn Byers-Veal each contributed eight kills to seal the win.
The regional finals highlighted the depth of talent across Central Texas, with key players stepping up in critical moments. Byers-Veal served an ace on match point for Westlake, capping a balanced team effort that included 21 digs from Sunny McWilliams. As these four teams advance, the state semifinal bracket promises high-stakes competition, with each squad bringing distinct strengths and experienced leadership to the court this weekend.
Source: Yahoo Sports
