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40 Teams Open Louisiana State Volleyball Tournament

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40 Teams Open Louisiana State Volleyball Tournament

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The 2026 LHSAA state volleyball tournament opened at Lafayette’s Cajundome, with teams competing across Louisiana for five championships. St. Thomas More defeated South Lafourche and Westminster swept First Baptist, while Dunham and University High also advanced with straight-set quarterfinal wins over Houma Christian and Berwick. Semifinal matches were scheduled for Friday, with championship matches set to begin Saturday.

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