Austin, September 16, 2025

News Summary

The Austin Maroons, ranked No. 3 in Class 6A, secured a significant victory against the Dripping Springs Tigers, winning 3-1. Key players Riley Malloy and Camille Presley led the charge with impressive performances, contributing to the team’s strong season record of 27-3 in District 26-6A. Despite a brief setback, the Maroons quickly regained focus to dominate the match. Following this win, they also swept the Bowie team, affirming their top position in the district as competition intensifies.

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The Austin Maroons high school volleyball team, ranked No. 3 in Class 6A, achieved an impressive victory over the Dripping Springs Tigers on September 26, 2023, with game scores of 25-19, 12-25, 25-18, and 25-18. This victory further solidified Austin High’s standing in District 26-6A as the team continues its strong performance this season.

Leading the charge for the Maroons was outside hitter Riley Malloy, who delivered a standout performance with 14 kills and 14 digs. Also contributing significantly was Texas Longhorns commit Camille Presley, who tallied 19 points, including 12 kills, two blocks, and five aces. Other notable performances included Maggie McCarroll with 27 assists, seven kills, and four aces, and libero Laven Blumoff, who recorded 13 digs. Catalina Rebolloso and Nora Bettis added 12 digs and 15 assists, respectively, highlighting a well-rounded team effort.

Despite their strong showing, the Maroons experienced a brief lapse in focus during the second set, which Dripping Springs won. However, Coach Kiley Woods praised the team’s setting and attacking, which played a crucial role in the overall win. Dripping Springs’ lead player, Henley Anderson, held her own, finishing the game with a match-high of 17 kills and 15 digs, hitting an impressive .378.

Following the victory against Dripping Springs, the Maroons swept the Bowie team with scores of 25-12, 25-9, and 25-16. Both Malloy and Presley contributed five kills each, while McCarroll logged 10 assists and four kills, ensuring their continued dominance in the district.

The latest District 26-6A standings show Austin High leading the way with a 27-3 record, closely followed by Lake Travis at 25-8, Round Rock at 26-8, Westlake at 22-10, and Johnson at 26-7. In other district results, Dripping Springs faced another setback against Cornerstone Christian, Westlake triumphed over Del Valle in a sweep, and Lake Travis dominated Akins.

The competitive landscape of the district remains fierce, with Stony Point’s Taliah Angewekwe highlighting a robust performance of her own, recording 20 kills in a tough five-set battle against Vandegrift. The Tigers followed up by sweeping Hutto, while Round Rock showcased strong displays, sweeping both McNeil and Westwood. McCallum celebrated victory against LASA, with notable efforts from Piper Adair contributing 11 kills, and senior libero Aaniya Thornton achieving her 1,000th career dig.

As teams gear up for more action, upcoming matches in the district include Bastrop facing Navarro and Cedar Park taking on Hays next Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.

Key Highlights

• Austin Maroons defeat Dripping Springs, maintaining their top ranking in District 26-6A.
• Riley Malloy and Camille Presley lead the Maroons with significant contributions.
• District standings showcase fierce competition among several top teams.
• Upcoming matches promise to heighten the competitive spirit in the district.

FAQ

What were the final scores for the Austin vs. Dripping Springs volleyball match?

Austin won with scores of 25-19, 12-25, 25-18, and 25-18.

Who were the standout players for Austin High in the match?

Riley Malloy had 14 kills and 14 digs, while Camille Presley contributed 19 points, including 12 kills.

How did the teams perform in their next matches?

Following the win over Dripping Springs, Austin swept Bowie 25-12, 25-9, 25-16.

What is Austin High’s current record in District 26-6A?

Austin High currently holds a record of 27-3 in the district.

Who is leading the District 26-6A standings?

Austin High leads the standings, with Lake Travis and Round Rock closely following.

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Additional Resources

• Statesman: Riley Malloy & Camille Presley
• Wikipedia: Volleyball
• VYPE: Austin High vs Buda Johnson
• Google Search: District 26-6A Volleyball
• Statesman: Henley Anderson & Austin Volleyball
• Google Scholar: High school volleyball
• VolleyballMag: Boys National Invitational
• Encyclopedia Britannica: Texas High School Volleyball
• KVUE: Camille Presley Athlete of the Week
• Google News: Austin High Volleyball

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