Lewis-Palmer Volleyball Team Eliminated from Class 4A State Tournament
The top-seeded Lewis-Palmer volleyball team was eliminated from the Class 4A state tournament following losses to Timnath and Windsor. The Rangers concluded their season with a 20-9 record.
Colorado Springs Pueblo, CO, November 15, 2026 — The Lewis-Palmer High School volleyball team, identified as the top seed in the Class 4A state tournament, has concluded its season after being eliminated from the competition. The team suffered losses to both Timnath and Windsor.
Details regarding the specific dates, locations, and scores of these matches were not provided. The team’s final standing for the season is recorded as a 20-9 overall record.
As the top-seeded team, Lewis-Palmer entered the state tournament with high expectations. However, their path was cut short by defeats against Timnath and Windsor. The outcomes of these matches resulted in the team’s departure from the tournament bracket.
The Rangers’ season, which culminated in this elimination, saw them achieve a positive win-loss record, finishing with 20 victories against 9 defeats. Information regarding the specific stages of the tournament at which these losses occurred is not available.
Lewis-Palmer’s performance in the Class 4A state tournament, which led to their elimination, marks the end of their competitive season. The team’s final record of 20-9 reflects their overall performance throughout the season leading up to the tournament.
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