LUBBOCK, Texas (October 10, 2025) – In a night to remember inside the Rip Griffin Center, Lubbock Christian University celebrated its Pink Out match and another milestone moment as senior Lily Bickley hammered down her 1,000th career kill to lead the Lady Chaps (14-4, 6-0 LSC) past Cameron 3-1 (25-16, 25-18, 25-27, 26-24). The victory extended LCU's win streak to 10 matches, their longest since a 12-match run in 2018, while remaining one of only two unbeaten teams in Lone Star Conference play.
 
Bickley needed 14 kills entering the night to reach the 1,000 mark and delivered 15 kills, making her the first Lady Chap to reach 1,000 kills since 2015 (Kasey Deterding and Maddie Johnson). She is the 34th active NCAA Division II player to reach the milestone and just the third for LCU under the current rally-scoring era (since 2008).
 
The Lady Chaps were fueled by balance and depth, totaling 64 kills — tying the seventh-most in a four-set match in program history and matching their season high. Bryleigh Schweer was dominant on both ends, recording 11 kills on .375 hitting and a match-leading seven blocks, tying the season high for any LCU player. Camryn Blair added 12 kills, her third double-digit outing in the last four matches, while freshman Emilee Sikora contributed 11 kills for her 10th match in double figures this year.
 
Setter Camdyn Sears notched her 10th double-double of the season, dishing out 49 assists to go with 10 digs and a career-high-tying seven kills. On the back row, Abby Dominguez was once again the anchor, leading all players with 24 digs—her seventh 20-plus dig outing this season.
 
After cruising through the first two sets, the Lady Chaps faced adversity in the third when the Aggies stole a 27-25 win—Cameron's first set win over LCU since 2009. LCU rebounded in the fourth behind clutch swings from Bickley and Schweer and late aces from Olivia Elofsson, closing out the 26-24 finish for their fifth consecutive home victory.
 
The Aggies (4-13, 0-5 LSC) , who had a double-double from Kayla Eggiman (13 digs, 10 kills) ended a 14-set skid to LCU with their third-set win but couldn't sustain the momentum late.
 
Game Notes
» Entering the match needing 14 kills to reach 1,000 career kills, Bickley produced a match-high 15 kills to become the first member of the Lady Chaps to reach 1,000 career kills since Kasey Deterding and Maddie Johnson each reached the mark in the 2015 season. Bickley, who is the 34th active NCAA Division II player to reach 1,000 career kills, is the Lady Chaps' third 1,000-kill producer since the current rally scoring format started in 2008.

» Schweer, who had her fifth double-figure kill performance of the season (14th of her career), led all players with seven blocks. The 7.0 blocks match the team-high this season for a Lady Chap, both occurring in four-set matches (Bickley had 7.0 blocks on Sept. 19 against UT Permian Basin).

» The Lady Chaps' 64 kills, which tie as the seventh-most in the program's history for a four-set match in the current rally scoring era (since 2008), match a season-high for a four-set match, as they also had 64 kills on Sept. 13 against CSU Pueblo.

» Freshman Sears produced her 10th double-double of the season, as she matched a career high with seven kills and produced 49 assists and 10 digs.

» The Lady Chaps' current 10-match win streak is its best since a 12-match win streak in 2018.

» The Lady Chaps, one of two teams in the LSC without a conference loss, joining UT Tyler, improved to 6-0 in LSC play, which is their best conference start since starting 6-0 in 2021. They are the only LSC program currently with six wins.

» Dominguez had her seventh 20+ dig performance of 2025 (24 digs) and it is her ninth of her career.

» Freshman Sikora reached double figures in kills for a 10th time this season (11 kills).
 
» Along with her 1,000 career kills milestone, Bickley's 15 kills also marked her 10th double-figure outing of the season and 50th of her career.
 
» Blair, producing 12 kills, hit the double-digit kill mark for the third time in a four-game span (fifth time this season and sixth in her career).
 
» Cameron's set win, in the third set, was the Aggies' first set win over the Lady Chaps since Sept. 4, 2009. The Lady Chaps had won 14 consecutive sets against the Aggies.

» The win marked the Lady Chaps' fifth consecutive win over the Aggies, and they improved to 7-3 all-time against Cameron. The Lady Chaps are 3-0 all-time at home against the Aggies.
 
» The home win marked the Lady Chaps' fifth consecutive home win, and they improved to 6-2 at home this season.

» The game was the Lady Chaps' annual Pink Out Game to promote Breast Cancer Awareness.
 
How It Happened
 
SET 1 | LCU 25, CU 16
The first set between Lubbock Christian and Cameron began with the Lady Chaps taking an early lead. Camryn Blair and Emilee Sikora contributed four kills each, with Blair's two consecutive kills making the score 7-3. The Lady Chaps extended their dominance with a crucial run, including a kill from Lily Bickley and a block by Blair and Bickley, reaching a 17-11 advantage. Cameron's Maria Osorio and Anastasija Andelic responded with key points, but errors hindered their momentum, allowing the Lady Chaps to capitalize on attack errors and a bad set by Cameron's Rachael White. The set concluded with Sikora's kill, giving the Lady Chaps a 25-16 victory (LCU ended the set on a 6-1 run). LCU had 18 kills in the set and hit .469.
 
SET 2 | LCU 25, CU 18
The Lady Chaps secured a 25-18 victory in the second set against CU, opening with a 4-0 run initiated by a service ace from Camdyn Sears. Bryleigh Schweer contributed significantly with a block, a kill, and a service ace, helping the Lady Chaps maintain their lead. The Aggies mounted a comeback, leveling the score at 6-6. Tied 10-10, LCU went on a 5-1 run, which was part of an 11-4 scoring surge for LCU for a 21-14 lead. Despite a late rally from the Aggies, the Lady Chaps sealed the set with a final kill by Jade Workman from Sears.
 
SET 3 | CU 27, LCU 25
In a tightly contested third set, CU edged out the Chaps 27-25. Midway through, the Aggies established a 20-15 lead from a 7-2 run. As the set progressed, the Chaps narrowed the gap, with Bickley and Payton Murray registering pivotal kills to level the score at 23-23. Despite the Chaps' efforts to push the set into extra points, the Aggies seized the victory with decisive plays from Osorio and Presleigh Roest, capitalizing on the Chaps' late attack errors. Blair led LCU with five kills in the set.
 
SET 4 | LCU 26, CU 24
In a closely contested fourth set, the Lady Chaps edged out the Aggies 26-24 after a late rally. The Aggies established an early 11-6 lead with multiple attack errors from the Lady Chaps, including a block by Valdez and Osorio. LCU trailed as much as 19-13, and when trailing 23-18, LCU stormed back with a kill from Schweer to tie the set at 23-23. Olivia Elofsson's service ace capped a 6-0 run and put LCU ahead 24-23 and sitting with a match-point serve. After CU tied the set 24-24, LCU's Murray powered a kill to put the Lady Chaps ahead 25-24. An attack error by Presleigh Roest sealed the set for the Lady Chaps, completing the set comeback. Bickley (5) and Sikora (4) combined for nine kills in the final frame.
 
What's Next
The Lady Chaps remain inside Rip Griffin Center Saturday, as they host Oklahoma Christian for a Lone Star Conference match with a first serve scheduled for 2 p.m.