The Brahmas defeated Edison and the Jaguars beat Warren on Monday in a postseason doubleheader at Littleton Gym.
A new era in MacArthur volleyball has led it to a familiar place – the second round of the playoffs. In the early portion of District 28-5A play, it seemed like an unlikely landing spot after the Brahmas dropped three of their first four matches. That rough patch was the result of a team filled with first-time starters adjusting to a new coaching staff. On Monday, they displayed their improvement with a sweep against Edison in a Class 5A Division II first round playoff at Littleton Gym .
Your free all-access pass to the best high school sports coverage in San Antonio MacArthur improved to 26-14 overall under first-year head coach Lilly Rost, who previously served as an assistant at Harlandale, her alma mater, who succeeded Megan Liverett, who took over the program at O’Connor. Rost took over a program that graduated four attackers who accounted for more than 80% of its kills from last season. That team won 35 matches and advanced to the second round for a second straight season.
Cast your vote now! Meanwhile, Johnson had a blueprint of what to expect after the Jaguars defeated Warren in four sets in a non-district match on Aug. 20 at Littleton Gym. They played a pesky team that extended rallies with solid defense. Warren displayed that style on Monday and had leads in all three sets.
Edison Brahmas Class 5A Division II Macarthur Guess Ada Awagu Lake Travis Round Rock Lilly Rost Macarthur Johnson Martin Payton Melin Megan Liverett Elizabeth Martin Lexie Hodapp Abigail Wells Ava Castillo Taylor Mccown Warren Addison Hill Alli Butrum Campbell Guess Natalie Davila O'connor Sabrina Pradohad Pieper Reagan Littleton Gym San Antonio Macarthur Prado Harlandale Liberty Hill Class 6A Division I
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