As Lake Travis' 2025 season comes to a close, we want to give a heartfelt THANK YOU to all the parents, teachers, fans and supporters who poured into the Cavs all season long.

This team had an AMAZING run this season with a 34-12 record. Here's to a bright future! 

LT Tough. Diamond Strong. Earned Always. Go Cavs!

Special shout-out for a special person — and a fantastic coach!!

Happy 500th career win for Brandace Boren! Many more to come this season and beyond. LT Tough. Always Earned. Go Cavs! 

The Lake Travis Cavaliers of today welcomed the Cavs of tomorrow with a huge pizza party, photo session and pep talk as LTVB continues to grow the game we all love. 

Young players from all over the Lake Travis ISD were welcomed into the gymnasium to meet with the current players and get tons of improvement tips. It was an awesome night, and it was so good to see so many future Cavs!

Good luck the rest of this season to all LTYA athletes and our teams at Lake Travis, Bee Cave and Hudson Bend Middle Schools! 

LTYA Night & Future Cavs game: Don't forget all LTYA athletes can get free admission to Varsity home games when they wear their jersey. LTYA Night & Future Cavs game is Friday when LT hosts Bowie. First serve is 5:30 p.m.

LEANDER — Tournament season is a grind, but Lake Travis closed out August with a stunning Gold-bracket run at Volleypaloozaa, finishing sixth out of 68 teams at the state's premier high school volleyball event. 

The Cavs went 6-3 overall and beat some of the state's biggest, bold-faced names along the way.

LT knocked off Prestonwood Christian (2-1, best of three sets) and El Paso Eastlake (2-1) on Saturday to reach the championship round. Then on Saturday, Lake Travis battled hard against Volleypaloozaa champion Torrey Pines (Calif.) but rebounded to knock off Spring Grand Oaks (2-1).

Volleypaloozaa capped a thrilling August for coach Brandace Boren's Cavs. It was the second time in three years Lake Travis reached the championship round of all three August tournaments. LT finished sixth at the Pearland tournament and then won the Fraulein Volleyfest in New Braunfels. 

Barker continues to shine: Junior outside hitter Gentry Barker was named All-Tournament team for the third straight week. The San Diego State commit was recently honored at LT for her 1,000th career kill. 

Upcoming schedule: After a full August of road trips, Lake Travis (22-7 overall) finally gets to spend some time at home next week. LT will host Cedar Park on Tuesday and then San Antonio Cornerstone on Friday. 

NEW BRAUNFELS — Leaning on terrific defense and a never-say-die attitude, Lake Travis stormed through the field and captured the Fraulein Volleyfest championship. It's the second time in three years the Cavs have lifted the Texas-shaped trophy at one of the toughest August tournaments in the state. 

Lake Travis (15-4) went through the first two days of pool play 5-1 and advanced to the Gold bracket. On Saturday, LT first knocked off San Antonio Antonian 23-25, 25-22, 25-15. Then, LT emerged victorious against New Braunfels in the semifinals 25-23, 25-23.

In the championship final, Lake Travis faced host school New Braunfels Canyon for the second time in the tournament. The Cavs and Cougars met on the second day of pool play with LT emerging victorious in a nail-biter. This time, it was another close one as LT won 25-22, 23-25, 25-19.

Barker named tournament MVP: Outside hitter Gentry Barker added another honor to her resume on Saturday when she was named the Volleyfest Most Valuable Player. The San Diego State commit continues to shine as a six-rotation player with her electric arm and back-row passing. 

Stephens named best libero: Hustling and diving all over New Braunfels, the determined Xyanna Stephens was named the Volleyfest libero of the tournament. Her incredible digs late against New Braunfels helped LT put that semifinal win away in two sets. 

Davis, Wheeler named all-tournament: Setter Adyson Davis showed her all-around versatility throughout the weekend setting, hitting, blocking and passing to make the Volleyfest all-tournament team. Outside hitter Maggie Wheeler was also honored after a weekend of huge blasts from the middle and left side. 

Upcoming schedule: Lake Travis will be back on the road Tuesday at San Antonio Johnson. The Cavs then play their final non-district event next weekend at the Volleypalooza tournament, which features 68 teams from all over Texas and will be staged throughout the Leander ISD. 

The Senior Gold Card is for residents of LTISD who are 65 years of age or older. There is no charge for membership in the Senior Gold Card program. This special card will provide a means for our senior residents to continue to be active in programs sponsored by LTISD schools.

LTISD Senior Gold Card Progam application

Gym parking will be a challenge over the next few months due to ongoing construction. Here are the best options for parking:

1. Parking behind the Round Gym in the bus loop area (limited spaces).

2. On Spillman Loop Drive next to the guard shack.

3.. Cafeteria parking will be available for spectators, however this walking route is the longest. You will need to park at the cafeteria and walk down Spillman Loop Drive past the Admin Building and past the tennis courts. We anticipate construction will open the fencing to allow fans to enter through the "normal" front doorway entrance. 

We appreciate your patience and flexibility. As soon as we receive an update, we’ll share it with you. Thank you, and we apologize for the inconvenience.

Tryouts are finished, and it's time to get to work. 

Look here to see who made the Varsity, JV, Flex and Freshman volleyball teams. Congrats to all the Cavs! 

Lake Travis dominated in the classroom during the 2024-25 academic year and was recognized by the American Volleyball Coaches Association with the Team Academic Award. 

The Cavaliers held a year-long team GPA of 3.3 or higher to be eligible. Fifteen members of the 2024 Varsity roster earned Academic All-District honors. 

Way to go, Cavs!