Lake Travis and Anderson pursue playoff positioning in district matches

Lake Travis and Anderson are both competing for favorable playoff seeding in their respective districts as the regular season approaches its end. Lake Travis currently stands tied for second in District 25-6A, following a four-set victory against Round Rock. Anderson secured first place in District 24-5A after defeating McCallum in a four-set match. The next pivotal matchup for Lake Travis will occur on October 23 against Westlake, which is crucial for determining postseason positioning. Meanwhile, Dripping Springs and Johnson are tied for first in District 26-6A, with Rouse clinging to first place in 24-6A despite a recent loss.

• 10:00 PMYahoo Sports — Anderson and Lake Travis eye big district finishes as area playoff seedings take focus