The News staff reports

LIVINGSTON — Port Neches-Groves has done it.

One match after securing the outright District 22-5A championship, the Rock-A-Noos wrapped up a 14-0 league record Tuesday with their 13th three-set victory during the process, a 25-21, 25-22, 25-17 win over Livingston.

Kaitlyn Gil killed 13, dug 10, blocked two and served eight points in leading the Rock-A-Noos (27-5, 14-0 in 22-5A). Rachel Hammersmith had 14 assists and 10 service points, Elizabeth Bolyard totaled 12 kills and nine service points, Bayja Newby made 19 digs, Libbie LeJeune and Halley Smith each totaled seven digs, LeJeune had 18 assists, and Stalee Adams and Maylin Louvier each blocked three.

PNG will take on Crosby at 6 p.m. next Tuesday at Goose Creek Memorial.

NEDERLAND 3, MEMORIAL 0
In Port Arthur, Abbey Montalvo closed out her senior regular season with a triple-double, leading the Bulldogs (19-13, 9-5) to a 25-18, 25-15, 25-19 win over Memorial.

Montalvo totaled 24 assists, 12 kills and 10 digs in the win. Destyn Miguez had 25 digs and two aces, Meg Sheppard killed nine, dug five and aced two, and Karley McGill came up with seven kills and three blocks.

No statistics for Memorial were available.

TEAM TENNIS
KINGWOOD PARK 10, NEDERLAND 2
BAYTOWN — Kingwood Park left Nederland’s bid for its first regional semifinal since 1993 a win shy.

KP went unbeaten in six boys matches, helping to end the Bulldogs’ season in the 5A Region III quarterfinal at Goose Creek Memorial. But it could have been a little different.

Nederland had gone to three sets in two of the boys doubles matches, one girls doubles battle and the mixed doubles match. Of those matches, Nhi Huynh and Hannah Abdullah came up with the only win for Nederland. Huynh, however, finished unbeaten in singles and doubles action.

Jayci Wong of Nederland was also victorious in her No. 1 singles contest.