NEWBERN — The championship tradition continues for Dyer County volleyball. The Choctaws captured their sixth consecutive District 13AA Championship Thursday night, sweeping Crockett County in the tournament championship match after defeating rival Dyersburg in Tuesday's semifinals. The victories added another chapter to the program's impressive run of success and secured a berth in next week's Region 7AA Tournament. Dyer County opened tournament play Tuesday with a dominant performance against Dyersburg, sweeping the Trojans 25-11, 25-11, 25-8. The Choctaws controlled the match from start to finish, allowing just 30 total points across three sets. The Choctaws were effective from the service line, recording seven aces against just four service errors. Bedo led the way with three aces, while Adalyn Harrison added two. Kierstyn Ray and Evie Rogers each contributed an ace in the semifinal victory. Thursday's championship match against Crockett County provided a tougher opening challenge. The Cavaliers pushed Dyer County in the first set before the Choctaws emerged with a 27-25 victory. From there, Dyer County took control, winning the next two sets 25-16 and 25-18 to complete the sweep and claim the district championship. Dyer County recorded 10 service aces in the championship victory, led by Adalyn Harrison with three. Zoey Morris and Evie Rogers added two apiece, while Kate Benedetto, Katie Beth Caldwell and Kierstyn Ray each contributed one. The championship also brought several individual honors for the Choctaws, recognizing the performances of players who helped lead the program throughout the regular season and district tournament. Blair Acree was named District 13AA Tournament Most Valuable Player following her performance in the championship run. Teammates Kierstyn Ray and Zoey Morris joined Acree in receiving postseason recognition, earning spots on the All-Tournament Team. Dyer County was also well represented among the District 13AA regular-season awards, with six Choctaws selected to the All-District Team: Kierstyn Ray, Katie Beth Caldwell, Evie Rogers, Blair Acree, Zoey Morris and Adalyn Harrison. Three Choctaws also received the district's top individual performance honors. Kierstyn Ray was named District 13AA Most Valuable Player, Katie Beth Caldwell earned Hitter of the Year, and Evie Rogers was selected Libero of the Year. The program's success extended beyond the volleyball court, with several players earning academic recognition. Katie Beth Caldwell and Evie Rogers were named to the District 13AA All-Academic Team, recognizing seniors who maintained at least a 3.5 GPA throughout their playing careers. Blair Acree, Kate Davis, Zoey Morris and Kierstyn Ray received District Scholar honors, recognizing seniors who maintained a perfect 4.0 GPA throughout their playing careers. The latest championship adds to an already impressive stretch for Dyer County volleyball, which has established itself as one of the area's most successful programs. With another district title secured, the Choctaws will now turn their attention to extending their postseason run. Dyer County advances to the Region 7AA Tournament on Monday, October 12, where the Choctaws will face Bolivar at 5 p.m. at Lakeland Prep High School. The Choctaws will look to carry the momentum of their sixth straight district championship into regional competition as they continue their pursuit of another TSSAA State Tournament appearance.