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High School SportsWednesday, November 4

College Station volleyball beats Galveston Ball in four sets to reach the regional semifinals

The Daily College Station teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you follow the Lady Cougars, mark this one down. College Station beat the Galveston Ball Golden Tornadoes in four sets Tuesday night at Katy Freeman High School in Class 5A Division I area playoff action.

College Station won the area-round match 3 sets to 1

  • Galveston Ball1
    College Station3
    FinalRegion III-5A-I area round at Freeman High School in Katy

Sources: The Daily News, Bryan College Station Eagle

The Lady Cougars took the first set 25-15 and the third 25-14. Ball answered in the second, 25-20, and College Station closed it out 25-23 in the fourth. Ball's season is over, but The Daily News reports the 2026 Lady Tors left with their status as the best team in program history cemented.

  • Match: area round, Tuesday, Nov. 3
  • Site: Freeman High School in Katy
  • Next for College Station: the regional semifinals

College Station won three of the four sets

25Set 115
20Set 225
25Set 314
25Set 423

Sources: The Daily News, Bryan College Station Eagle

Sources: Bryan College Station Eagle, The Daily News

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