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McKinney North, Reedy claim district volleyball leads

McKinney North and Frisco Reedy advanced to sole possession of first place in their respective 5A districts after sweeping their rivals on Tuesday.

Cody Esparza

September 24, 20261 min read

McKinney North volleyball - illustration, Jake Team LLC

McKinney North remains perfect in district play, improving to 8-0 with a sweep of rival Lovejoy. The Lady Bulldogs secured the victory behind strong performances from junior Anna Sayman and sophomore Ella McNeal.

Sayman recorded 17 kills and hit .485 for the match, averaging 5.7 kills per set. This result marked only the second time in program history that North swept the perennial powerhouse Lady Leopards. McNeal contributed nine kills, eight digs, and 16 assists as North claimed its seventh consecutive district sweep.

The win gives McKinney North a one-game lead over Celina at 7-1 in the 9-5A standings. Lovejoy sits in third place at 6-2. Meanwhile, Celina maintained second place by sweeping Melissa 3-0, extending their winning streak to eight games.

In the 6-5A division, Frisco Reedy moved into sole possession of first place after defeating rival Frisco Lone Star. The Lady Lions improved to 4-0 in district play. Sophomore Rhys Walker led the offense with 13 kills, while senior Bree Benningfield added nine. Four other hitters reached at least seven kills in the victory.

Prosper Richland dropped to second place at 4-1 after suffering its first district loss. The Lady Bobcats fell 3-1 to Denton Ryan. In another 6-5A contest, Denton defeated Frisco Panther Creek 3-1.

Frisco Memorial senior Samantha Everidge recorded 28 kills in four sets to help the Lady Warriors stay unbeaten in 11-5A play. The victory over Frisco Independence moved Memorial to 5-0 atop the standings with a one-game lead over Frisco. Senior Summer Guerrero double-doubled with 21 kills and 22 digs for Frisco.

In 14-5A action, Mesquite Poteet fell to Naaman Forest 3-1 in a battle for first place. The Lady Pirates dropped to 4-1 despite 16 kills from sophomore Karmon Turner and 11 from junior Kayla Murphy.

Source: starlocalmedia.com.

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Cody Esparza

Cody Esparza covers McKinney city hall, the council, and county government.

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