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SAN ANTONIO – Wimberley volleyball strolled into next week's Class 4A Division II state finals by sweeping strong but overmatched Madisonville 25-10, 25-21, 25-19 Saturday at Blossom Athletic Center.
The Texans (46-4) were relentless and shocked Madisonville with a dominating first set, then controlled the second and third sets to cruise to victory. Trinity Laney (17 kills) and Skylar Mears (12 kills) hammered the Mustangs' front line, setter Bianca Mohr (28 assists) spread their attack and Kara Thames, Mears and Laney combined for 50 digs.
"I think our girls showed up focused and ready to play," said Wimberley coach Misty Fletcher-Remmers, "It was a great team effort and we executed really well. Just incredibly excited and proud of them."
It was Wimberley's 11th straight win and the Texans are in the state championship match for the third straight year as they look for their eighth state title and their second in three seasons. In her first year at Wimberley, Remmers coached the Texans to a dramatic reverse sweep of Canyon Randall in the state final; last year they lost to Eagle Mountain, which was realigned into Class 5A this year.
Wimberley will play Sunnyvale at 4 p.m. Friday in Garland's Culwell Center.
Wimberley's four losses this season were three two-set early-season tournament losses and a district loss to San Antonio Davenport. The Texans won the district title outright.
This article originally published at Wimberley sweeps Madisonville to earn third straight UIL volleyball state final match.
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