The Lake Travis volleyball team has a new coach but the Lady Cavaliers will enter the 2011 season with the same expectations.
Coming off a season in which it went 49-3 and won the school’s first volleyball championship, Lake Travis has been ranked first in the American-Statesman’s annual preseason volleyball poll. The poll was compiled on by American-Statesman contributor Butch Hart.
Lake Travis will be led this season by Jennifer Kazmierski, who was hired after Julie Green took over the volleyball program at Coppell. Senior Amy Neal, the 2010 All-Central Texas Player of the Year, is back and according to the Lake Travis View, the University of Texas recruit will be joined by several Division I commits:
Sierra Patrick (Texas A&M)
Katy Beals (Washington)
Piper Toler (TCU)
MacKenzie Mayo (Baylor)
Kaci Eaton (North Texas)
Lake Travis will open its season tonight at home against Seguin.
Joining Lake Travis in the preseason poll:
The second-ranked Westlake
Third-ranked Wimberley
Fourth-ranked Pflugerville
Fifth ranked Round Rock
Rounding out the poll is Georgetown, Cedar Park, Elgin, Fredericksburg and St. Michael’s.
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