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Woodrow Wilson drops one set all district season as Dallas ISD fills every 13-5A volleyball playoff spot

The Wildcats went 16-0 and won 48 of 49 sets. Hillcrest, W.T. White and Seagoville also advance, and Highland Park shared the 12-5A title.

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October 26, 20262 min read

Woodrow Wilson lost one set in two months of district volleyball. The Wildcats went 16-0 in District 13-5A and took 48 of 49 sets, final MaxPreps standings show.

The only set Wilson gave up came on Sept. 11 at Hillcrest, where the Wildcats won in four. Every other district match was a sweep, including the Oct. 13 rematch with Hillcrest, and Wilson closed the regular season Friday with a sweep at Adamson. Wilson is 24-13 overall and has won 15 straight.

An all-Dallas ISD district

Every school in 13-5A belongs to Dallas ISD, so all four playoff berths stay inside the district. Hillcrest finished second at 14-2, with both losses to Wilson. W.T. White was third at 11-4 and Seagoville fourth at 9-7.

Hillcrest closed the regular season with a home sweep of Seagoville on Friday and is 22-17 overall.

Sunset (7-8), Molina and South Oak Cliff (both 5-10), Jefferson (3-13) and Adamson (0-16) were eliminated.

Matchups with Mesquite and Garland schools

The UIL splits each district's playoff teams by size: of the four qualifiers, the pair with the higher enrollment, based on numbers reported to the UIL in October 2025, plays in Division I. W.T. White (1,969) and Wilson (1,805) are that pair here, leaving Hillcrest (1,429) and Seagoville (1,661) in Division II, the same split GM Sports Media projected last week.

District 13 is paired with District 14-5A, whose four teams are already entered on the UIL brackets. Garland Naaman Forest won that district at 14-0, followed by Mesquite Poteet (12-2), Terrell (10-4) and Mesquite (7-7).

Under the bracket format, each division champion from one district meets the other district's second-place team in the same division. That lines up the bi-district round this way:

  • Division I: Wilson vs. Mesquite; W.T. White vs. Naaman Forest
  • Division II: Hillcrest vs. Terrell; Seagoville vs. Poteet

Two other Dallas ISD schools play in 14-5A. Bryan Adams finished fifth at 6-8, one match behind Mesquite, after losing to Naaman Forest on Friday. Samuell went 0-13.

Highland Park shares a title

Highland Park finished 13-1 in District 12-5A and shared the championship with Colleyville Heritage. GM Sports Media reported that the two split their season series, each winning in four sets. Because the schools fall in different divisions, no seeding match was needed.

The Scots, 22-11 overall with 10 straight wins, are listed on the UIL's Division I bracket as District 12's top seed. They will face the second Division I team from District 11-5A, an all-Frisco ISD district.

With Frisco Centennial and Frisco Liberty the two largest qualifiers there, Liberty is in line to be the opponent regardless of how that district's tie for fourth place is broken.

The calendar

Tuesday, Oct. 27, is the UIL deadline for district chairs to certify their four representatives. The bi-district round is Oct. 29-31, with area matches Nov. 2-3, and the state tournament will be played in Garland on Nov. 19-21.

Sources

maxpreps.com

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gmsportsmedia.com

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realignment.uiltexas.org

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