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High school volleyball

Arlington High didn't have the best district showing this season among the Arlington school district teams, but it did advance one round in the postseason further than district rivals Lamar and Martin, winning its bi-district game last Monday against Midland.

The Lady Colts dropped their first two sets in hard-fought fashion, 26-25 and 25-22, before dominating Midland in sets three and four, 25-11 and 25-14. The deciding set was another close one, with Arlington winning 15-12.

On Saturday, the Lady Colts lost their area-round game to Amarillo in three straight sets to end the season.

Lamar and Martin lost in the bi-district round, but each managed to claim a set from its opponent. Lamar lost 3-1 to San Angelo Central, and Martin lost 3-1 to Abilene.

High school football

The Arlington school district dominated the first season of District 4-6A football competition, taking all four playoff spots and claiming fifth place.

Arlington just missed with a 3-4 district record, but 4-3 Sam Houston earned the fourth seed, 5-2 Bowie claimed the third, 6-1 Lamar earned the second seed and 7-0 Martin won the district.

The bi-district round takes each team for a long road trip. Sam Houston travels to Odessa to take on Permian at 7 p.m. Friday, while Martin will play at Midland (Grande Communications Stadium) at the same time.

Bowie travels to San Angelo face Central at 7 p.m. Friday, and Lamar will play Abilene at Shotwell Stadium at 7:30 p.m. Friday.

See dfwvarsity.com for results.

— Stephen English