The Trinity Lady Tigers opened the volleyball season playing some pretty tough teams.
They opened against Lovelady, then spent the weekend in the Navasota tournament.
New Head Coach Aaliyah Hale said the Varsity girls competed very well, and Chrissie Vaughn, the middle blocker, left everything on the court, and makes an amazing co-captain.
Hale also said the Junior Varsity also played very well, taking sets from larger schools.
Brylee Burns also was a standout player.
Groveton
The Lady Indians beat Chester in 3 — 25-19, 27-25 and 25-18.
Kayleigh Albus led the team in kills with 10 and served up 5 aces. Abbey Thornton led the team in digs with 9 and Serenity Monroe had 18 assists.
Groveton then went to the weekend Leon tournament and finished in second place for their bracket.
Apple Springs
Last week, the Lady Eagles started the season with a 4-set win against Crockett.
Head Coach Raegyn Moreno said freshman Marlie Murray played a great game, posting several kills and digs throughout the 4 sets as well as a great performance at the service line.
Then on Friday, Apple Springs took a 3-set (13-25, 13-25, 7-0) loss to Rusk.
Moreno said that even though they took the loss, we had a few great performances.
Junior Brooke Brister had several kills from the middle, and she also had several digs in crucial moments of the game.
Senior Abrie McWhorter led the team in digs during Friday's match.
Juniors Savannah McLennan and Brooke Brister had several solid touches at the net on block attempts.
Centerville
On Thursday, the Lady Bulldogs lost to Conroe 2-0 (11-25, 13-25).