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Today’s edition · Thurs., Nov. 5

La Porte and Galveston Ball fall in the volleyball area round

Plus, Dickinson council turns down a vacation rental permit after neighbors object.

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La Porte and Galveston Ball both lose in the volleyball area round

A&M Consolidated led La Porte in the first and third sets

25Set 112
25Set 311

Sources: Houston Chronicle, Bryan College Station Eagle

If you follow volleyball, the area round brought two losses. The 19th-ranked A&M Consolidated Lady Tigers rolled to a 25-12, 25-20, 25-11 victory over the La Porte Lady Bulldogs in action Tuesday night at Katy Cinco Ranch High School.

Sophomore Harper Korenek got a kill for the match's first point, then added an ace. Consol was pretty much in control the rest of the way. In the Houston Chronicle's area playoff scores, College Station beat 3-1.

  • Consol over La Porte: 3-0 sweep
  • College Station over Galveston Ball: 3-1
  • Ball's second set: won 25-20
  • Ball's fourth set: lost 25-23

The area round by the numbers

19th
ranking of A&M Consolidated, per the Eagle
3-0
A&M Consolidated over La Porte
3-1
College Station over Galveston Ball

Sources: Houston Chronicle, Bryan College Station Eagle

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Dickinson

Dickinson City Council gave preliminary approval to three applications last week but rejected a fourth after neighbors complained about late-night parties and other disturbances. The Daily News

Texas City

Texas City beat Nederland 40-35 in Week 10 football. The Record Newspapers

Texas City edged Nederland 40-⁠35 in Week 10

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Clear Springs lost to Clear Lake last week, so the Barbers Hill Eagles will be the top D2 seed from their district. The Baytown Sun also reports La Porte is locked into a playoff spot after a fourth straight district title. Baytown Sun

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La Porte and Galveston Ball fall in the volleyball area round

Plus, Dickinson council turns down a vacation rental permit after neighbors object.

The TLDR

  1. La Porte and Galveston Ball lose in the volleyball area round
  2. Dickinson rejects a rental permit after neighbors object
  3. Clear Springs loss shapes Barbers Hill's seed
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