The Austin College volleyball team fell in its final two Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Cross-Divisional matches on Sunday, dropping a 3-0 decision against Trinity before falling 3-1 against No. 5-ranked Southwestern.

The Austin College volleyball team cruised to a pair of 3-0 victories over Texas Lutheran and Schreiner on day one of this weekend's Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Cross-Divisional.

Hatari Byrd blocked a field goal attempt as time expired to give the Lions their fifth straight win in the Chennault Cup series.

In the District 5-5A opener, big plays made the difference in a 10-point win by the Wichita Falls Rider Raiders over the Sherman Bearcats.

A big second quarter and a strong rushing game carried the Collinsville Pirates to a 29-14 win over the Blue Ridge Tigers.

Whitewright and Gunter opened District 6-3A Division 2 play in Whitewright.

Bonham sophomore Hayden Stevenson breaks into the open. (photo by John Tyler of www.BuzzzPhotos.com)

Bonham freshman Averi Reeves launches for a hit at Anna.

Melissa's Cole McCraw tries to evade a tackle by Princeton's CJ Washington. (photo by Rog Pachuta of www.BuzzzPhotos.com)

The Leonard Lady Tigers defeated Lone Oak with scores of 25-10, 25-17, 25-23. Leonard will travel to Howe on Tuesday.

The Dodd City Lady Hornets remain tied for the district lead after a straight-set victory over Trenton: 25-18, 25-17 and 25-16.

The Wolfe City Lady Wolves improved to 4-1 in district and 21-7 on the year with a three-set win over the Tom Bean Lady Cats.

The Lindsay Lady Knights defeated Forestburg in straight sets. Lindsay (25-5, 5-0) will travel to Collinsville on Tuesday.

Dodd City's Lexi Herpeche and Wolfe City's Lexi Hattaway battle above the net.

McKinney quarterback John Marrs is caught by Dylan Railborn during a game between McKinney High and Plano West Senior High on Thursday, Sept. 22, 2016 at John Clark Stadium in Plano. Plano West won 38-21. (Photo by Kevin Bartram/www.buzzzphotos.com)

The Bonham Lady Warriors will travel to Anna on Friday, September 23 as District 11-4A action gets underway.

Any resident of Cooke, Fannin or Grayson counties, 50 years of age or older as of September 23, 2016, is eligible to participate.

Wolfe City senior Lexi Hattaway led all hitters with 18 kills.