Westlake remains the top-ranked team in the Central Texas high school volleyball poll for Class 6A this week, holding a 36-8 record. The Chaps have maintained their position ahead of Lake Travis, who follow closely with a 36-6 record.
The weekly rankings, released by the Austin American-Statesman, list Westlake at number one in Class 6A, with Round Rock, Rouse, and Dripping Springs rounding out the top five. The competition in this classification remains tight, especially between Westlake and Lake Travis, whose performances have kept fans and analysts watching closely.
In Class 5A, Liberty Hill leads with a 39-5 record, followed by Georgetown at 38-5. Anderson, McCallum, and Weiss complete the top five in this category. Meanwhile, in Class 4A and other classifications, Wimberley tops the poll with 39 wins and 4 losses, ahead of Burnet, St. Andrew’s, Lago Vista, and Thrall.
The Central Texas volleyball scene has seen a number of standout individual performances this season, with 50 Austin-area high school players noted for their breakout seasons. Westlake’s Clayton Kelly was pictured making a key play during their recent face-off against Vandegrift on August 18, indicating the ongoing intensity of competition in the region.
These rankings reflect the teams’ efforts during the current season and offer a snapshot of the balance of power across Central Texas high school volleyball. Westlake’s position at the summit of Class 6A underscores their consistent results through 44 matches, while other top teams continue to challenge for dominance in their respective classes.
The Austin American-Statesman continues to provide detailed coverage and analysis of high school volleyball in the area, with the latest rankings available to readers seeking updates on local sports.
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