The 2026 10th Region Girls Volleyball Tournament will be held at Bishop Brossart High School in Alexandria, KY.

Live Bracket: KHSAA Scoreboard
Streaming: NFHS Network
Tickets: GoFan
State Tournament: 10thRegion.com/girlsvolleyball-2026-state/

First Round

Monday, October 26
Paris 3, Bracken County 0
Bishop Brossart 3, Nicholas County 0

Tuesday, October 27
George Rogers Clark 3, Calvary Christian 0
Augusta 3, Harrison County 1

Semifinals

Wednesday, October 28
Bishop Brossart 3, Paris 0
George Rogers Clark 3, Augusta 0

Championship

Thursday, October 29
Bishop Brossart 3, George Rogers Clark 0

Tournament Preview

The Bishop Brossart Lady Mustangs came into the season favored to the region and wound up winning the 37th District Tournament to earn the right to host the tournament. Recent history favors the Lady ‘Stangs. Not only has the 37th District won every region tournament since 2012 with the exception of Montgomery County in 2021, but the last time Bishop Brossart hosted the region tournament in 2022, they won it.

Paris (15-10) vs. Bracken County (22-13)

The Hounds are making their first region tournament appearance in program history. They may have the advantage at the net with the 6-4 Emmalyn Ogden and 6-2 Gabrielle Gardner. Sisters Mia Mason and Molly Mason do a lot of different things for the Hounds. Gardner and Rose Hayden lead Paris in kills with Anaiya Hayden adding to the attack. Angie Roque-Romero and Emma Morris give the Hounds a nice defense.

Bracken County won another district championship behind Rees Hargett’s setting and the hitting from Isabella Godman and Sophia Bachman. Kyndall Johnson also provides some nice serving and defense for Bracken County. Aleigha Leist is the libero with Kalyn Browning also helping the Bears with first touches.

Nicholas County (12-9) at Bishop Brossart (33-3)

The Mustangs have two matchup nightmares for the region in 6-2 middle blocker Callie Ritter and sophomore all-around outside hitter Evelyn Laker. Hailey Heitker and Audrey Arnold have more than 100 kills to give Bishop Brossart balance with Leah Robinson and Emma Sheanshang giving setter Aubrey Rebholz more quality targets. Grace Frommeyer and Josie Reckner anchor Bishop Brossart in the back row.

Nicholas County put together another nice season despite losing a number of seniors off last year’s district championship team. Allison Reid and Loralee Orazen lead the Jackets with several players such as Ryan Jeter and Abby McNabb leading the way on defense.

The winners meet in the semifinals Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. back at Brossart.

George Rogers Clark (18-7) vs. Calvary Christian (23-7)

The Cardinals have been the second best team in the region all season, but were challenged in the 40th District championship game. Junior setter Anna Cooper has a good connection with Elayna Swart and Brooke Gough in addition to Amy McCormick. Mackenzie Cowles and Raleigh Hollis can also rise up to take big swings for the Cardinals. Addison Palmer and Eva Walker anchor the Cardinal defense.

Calvary Christian met GRC in the semifinals last year and is making a second straight appearance in the region tournament. Annabel Leach and Natalia McGlynn nicely split up the sets with Megan Arthur leading the Cougars in kills. Ava Dahler and McGlynn also have triple digit kills. The dynamic Madison Stelzer leads Calvary Christian in digs and aces. Landry Eimer also brings a nice defensive presence. Calvary’s weakness is net play and that could be a factor against Gough and Swart.

Harrison County (19-11) vs. Augusta (19-12)

The Fillies drove back to the top of the 38th District after finishing runner-up the previous two seasons. Maci Ware and Audree Whitaker lead Harrison County.

Augusta is back in the region tournament after missing out last season. Kahghan Hinson and Kyleigh Kirk have split up the sets with Aryanna Davis leading the Panthers in kills. Adalen Gilliam, Claire Elliott and Samantha Young give the Panthers offensive balance. Natalee Roberts and Carlee Courts anchor the Panthers in the back row.

The winners meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. with the championship taking place Thursday at 6 p.m.