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Goliad advances to state semis, Cuero ousted in region finals

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Two area teams competed in the Regional Final round of the UIL Texas Volleyball State Playoffs Tuesday night: No. 1 Goliad 3, Ingram-Tom Moore 0 (3A DI Region IV Final) Goliad took out Ingram-Tom Moore in straight sets to reach the state semifinal Tuesday night in San Antonio, 25-15, 25-15, 25-18. Senior standout Addison Yendrey posted 17 kills, nine digs, one assist and two blocks for Goliad. Isabel Sanchez added 35 assists and 14 digs in the win. Ella Ulbricht was also a factor in the Goliad victory with 12 kills. The Tigerettes advance to the state semis and will face No. 2. Columbus this Saturday in Waco for the right to head to the state final in Garland. No. 1 Wimberly 3, Cuero 0, (4A DII Region IV Final) Cuero lost in straight sets to the top ranked team in 4A DII (17-25, 14-25, 17-25) Tuesday night in Seguin. Aleciara Smallwood posted nine kills, 20 digs, and six assists for Cuero. Jessa Cox added four kills, an ace, four digs, and an assist in the loss.

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