Coldspring ends season with back-to-back bid-district championships

While the Lady Trojans ended their romp in the postseason with a 3-0 (25-27, 18-25, 23-25) loss to Huntington, they mirrored their 2024 finish and set the tone for all teams to follow.

Head Coach Dwain Anderson said the team finished the season 21-17 overall (7-3 district), which was good for second place in district, and they claimed the bi-district champions for the second year in a row.

Season standouts include:

• Senior Ashlynn Holley with 427 kills, 321 digs, and 58 aces.
• Senior Tess Phillips with 310 kills, 331 digs, and 105 aces.
• Senior Cali Crowder, the setter, with 750 assists on the year and served at a 98.9 percent rating with 42 aces.

“This group of seniors has created the blueprint for future Lady Trojans to follow; they will truly be missed,” Anderson said. “We have a good group of underclassmen who will be looking to take over and continue building the culture and success that our seniors have created.”