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High School SportsSunday, November 8

Canyon and Randall will meet Tuesday for the Class 4A Division II regional volleyball title

The Good Day Amarillo teamFrom Sunday’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you like a good rivalry, mark Tuesday. Canyon and Randall both won their regional semifinals, so they'll meet for a third time this season. Randall won the first meeting Sept. 19, and Canyon won the second Oct. 13.

Canyon and Randall will meet a third time Tuesday

  1. Sept. 19Randall beat Canyon in four sets.
  2. Oct. 13Canyon beat Randall in four sets.
  3. Nov. 10Canyon and Randall will play for the regional championship at 7:30 p.m.

Canyon trailed Lubbock-Cooper Liberty 0-2 in a Region I-4A Division II semifinal in Dimmitt on Thursday, then won in five sets behind senior Laney Jones' 25 kills. Randall swept Brock in Snyder on Friday.

Canyon beat Liberty and Randall beat Brock to set up Tuesday's final

Class 4A Division II regional volleyball (sets won)

Semifinals

Final

CanyonCanyon3
LibertyLiberty2
RandallRandall3
BrockBrock0
CanyonCanyon
RandallRandall

Tue., 7:30 p.m., Amarillo

Sources: Press Pass Sports, Lubbock Avalanche-Journal

View as table
RoundGameResult
SemifinalsCanyon vs. LibertyCanyon 3–2
SemifinalsRandall vs. BrockRandall 3–0
FinalCanyon vs. RandallTue., 7:30 p.m., Amarillo
  • Final: 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Amarillo High Activity Center
  • Bushland vs. Holliday: 5 p.m. Tuesday, Childress High School
  • Records: Canyon 34-7, Randall 38-6, Bushland 37-5

Bushland's Lady Falcons also advanced, sweeping Boyd in Vernon on Saturday. Jaida Scott and Morgan Eberly combined for 44 assists.

Sources: Press Pass Sports, Lubbock Avalanche-Journal

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