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Saturday
SWEETWATER -- Very rarely this season did Frenship run into a team with as much or more talent, but that was the case Tuesday in the Class 6A area round.
FORT STOCKTON -- When a season ends with every possible ounce of energy expended and every potential chance exhausted, some of the sting of disappointment dissipates.
One down, and from all indications, there could be a lot more to come for Lubbock-Cooper.
Lady Pirate stars Kaitlyn Mayo & Tatum Farmer break down a breakthrough victory.
PECOS -- Hard to imagine that the 2020 season won’t be memorable to Frenship for a litany of reasons. So why not create something new, different and a little more special along the way?
Kate Siegel & McKeely Underwood chat about the next chappenge for Lubbock-Cooper as the 5A playoffs commence.
Sometimes the reward of the grind of a regular season is knowing what lies ahead, even if that happens to be somewhat unknown to the primary cast of characters.
VOLLEYBALL | Frenship & Coronado get playoffs rolling; LCP embarks on postseason journey on Saturday
High hopes and an underdog mentality are front-and-center for city teams as the 2020 UIL playoffs get rolling for Classes 5A and 6A on Thursday.
VERNON -- All Saints’ season hit the finish line Tuesday against Ovilla Christian in the TAPPS Class 2A state semifinals, but the Patriots gave the two-time reigning state champions all they could handle along the way.
District 2-6A
No letdown for Lubbock-Cooper. Just the finishing touches to a dominant District 4-5A season and a head of steam heading into the playoffs.
ABILENE -- All Saints is moving on in the Class 2A playoffs after slugging past Weatherford Christian on Saturday.
 Saturday, Nov. 14
VOLLEYBALL | Monterey closes challenging '20 season in fashion by topping Lubbock High in three sets
A 2½-week layoff in the middle of the season due to the coronavirus pandemic is not ideal for any team, and a loss following the return to action just adds to the disheartenment.
Lubbock-Cooper was pushed hard by Coronado in the final set of a District 4-5A matchup on Friday ahead of their respective playoff runs, and at one point the Lady Pirates faced a significant deficit.
Tatum Farmer & Hope Douglas chat about a night when they Lady Pirates had to dig deep.
Junior Serena Garcia breaks down the second Lady Plainsmen victory against Lubbock High in the last three days.
Coronado inched ever closer to a play spot Thursday by taking care of business against Lubbock High in a match made up after the Westerners were sidelined 2½ weeks because of COVID-19.
WOLFFORTH -- Frenship has crossed a myriad of items of its 2020 to-do list. On Tuesday, the Tigers added another notch to their belts with a gritty performance that yielded a notable prize.
Lubbock-Cooper made quick work of Monterey on Tuesday with a three-set victory at home.
All Saints continued a hot streak that has lasted the last six weeks by barreling past Covenant Classical in three sets Tuesday in a Class 2A area-round match.
Kayton Genenbacher & Addison McClure came up big vs. Midland High.
ABILENE --Â After a hectic pace to finish the regular season, Southcrest Christian got a few days to catch its breath and the respite paid off Monday night.
ABILENE -- Two weeks of quarantine made every match that much more meaningful for Lubbock Christian. So why not make the ride last as long as possible?
Lubbock-Cooper crept closer to its first district championship since 2017 by rolling past Abilene Wylie in three sets on Saturday.
Frenship continued its tear through District 2-6A on Friday with a straight-sets victory over Midland Lee at the Tiger Pit.
Thursday, Nov. 5
Kingdom Prep wrapped a strong stretch run by downing Southcrest Christian in three sets on Wednesday in a match to determine playoff seeding for District 1-2A.
ODESSA -- District 2-6A leader Frenship went south and flexed its muscle Tuesday, cruising past Odessa High in three sets (25-13, 25-15, 25-10).
Finally, Lubbock Christian got back to work on Tuesday.
Lubbock-Cooper’s building momentum came to a screeching halt on Monday. The No. 9-ranked Pirates’ season was put on a two-week hiatus due to an outbreak of COVID-19, the school announced.
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