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Final volleyball polls: HTX falls just short of titles

Final volleyball polls: HTX falls just short of titles
Houston-area teams fared well in volleyball in 2017. Vype

Originally appeared on Vype.com.

Houston-area volleyball fell just short this season even with two teams in the Class 6A state tourney. Hebron knocked off The Woodlands and Seven Lakes in the state semis and finals, respectively, to win their third consecutive title.

Class 5A was led by Kingwood Park, which reached regional semis. In the private school ranks, Episcopal won the Southwest Prep Conference while Concordia Lutheran and The Woodlands Christian Academy reached their state tourney.

Great performances were turned in by dozens of tremendous athletes, so stay tuned to our December issue, when we release our All-VYPE Teams.

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CLASS 6A

1Seven Lakes Spartans (State Finals)
2The Woodlands Highlanders (State Semis)
3Clear Falls Knights (Regional Finals)
4Dawson Eagles (Regional Semis)
5C0llege Park Cavs (Regional Finals)
6Klein Bearkats (Regional Semis)
7Cinco Ranch Cougars (Regional Semis)
8Klein Oak Panthers (Regional Semis)
9Ridge Point Panthers
10Oak Ridge War Eagles

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CLASS 5A

1Kingwood Park Panthers (Regional Finals)
2Willis Wildkats (Regional Semis)
3Manvel Mavs (Regional Semis)
4Concordia Lutheran Crusaders (TAPPS State)
5Santa Fe Indians
6The Woodlands Christian Warriors  (TAPPS State)
7Barbers Hill Eagles
8Tomball Cougars
9Foster Falcons
10Huffman-Hargrave Falcons

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