LUBBOCK, Texas (October 10, 2026) – Lubbock Christian University looks to snap its first two-match Lone Star Conference losing streak of the season Saturday, hosting UT Dallas for a 2 p.m. conference matchup at the Rip Griffin Center. The contest marks UT Dallas' first trip to Lubbock.
   

LONE STAR CONFERENCE VOLLEYBALL
OPPONENT	LOCATION	DAY	TIME (CT)	WATCH	STATS
UT Dallas	Rip Griffin Center	Sat., Oct. 10	2 p.m.	Video	Stats

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LADY CHAP NOTES
- LCU continues its season-long five-match homestand Saturday against UT Dallas after opening the stretch with a 3-0 loss to UT Tyler. The Lady Chaparrals enter at 8-10 overall and 4-4 in Lone Star Conference play after falling 25-19, 25-14, 25-22 to the Patriots on Friday. LCU is 10th in the current LSC standings, one match behind UT Dallas and West Texas A&M, which enter Saturday at 4-3 in conference play.
 
- The Lady Chaps are 2-2 inside Rip Griffin Center this season and continue to hold statistical advantages in several areas at home. LCU is hitting .202 while holding opponents to .189 and averages 12.07 kills, 2.00 service aces and 2.14 blocks per set. The Lady Chaps own a 28-20 advantage in service aces through four home matches and have 30 total blocks compared with 31 by their opponents. Kayson Reeves is hitting .311 at home with 32 kills, while Camdyn Sears is hitting .400 and averaging 8.36 assists per set.
 
- Through eight Lone Star Conference matches, LCU is hitting .209 while opponents are at .200. The Lady Chaps have 322 kills compared with 329 by opponents but continue to hold a sizeable 48-30 advantage in service aces. LCU averages 12.38 kills, 10.88 assists, 15.42 digs, 1.85 aces and 1.85 blocks per set in conference action. Camryn Blair leads the team with 82 kills in LSC play, while Kayson Reeves has 57 and Hope Gonsioroski 46.
 
- Friday's loss to UT Tyler marked LCU's second consecutive defeat and its eighth straight-set loss of the season. Fourteen of the Lady Chaps' 18 matches have now been decided in three sets, with LCU holding a 6-8 record in those contests. UT Tyler limited LCU to a .076 attack percentage and 30 kills while producing 46 kills at a .277 clip.
 
-  Camdyn Sears recorded her ninth double-double of the season and 32nd of her LCU career against UT Tyler, finishing with 24 assists and 10 digs. Sears now has 482 assists and 173 digs while averaging 8.31 assists and 2.98 digs per set. In conference play, she is averaging 8.88 assists per set and is hitting .347 with 26 kills against only one attack error.
 
- Camryn Blair remains LCU's leading attacker with 166 kills and 189.0 points. She averages 3.02 kills per set overall and has eight double-figure kill performances this season. In conference play, Blair is averaging 3.15 kills per set with 82 kills, while hitting .235.
 
- Freshman Kayson Reeves continues to lead LCU at the net with 56 total blocks and averages 0.97 per set while hitting .294. Reeves has 124 kills overall and 57 in conference play, where she is hitting .287 with 26 total blocks. At home, she is averaging 2.29 kills and 0.93 blocks per set while hitting .311.
 
- Hope Gonsioroski remains one of LCU's more productive conference attackers despite being held to five kills against UT Tyler. She has 46 kills in 17 conference sets and averages 2.71 per set. Gonsioroski also contributed four blocks against the Patriots and now has 11 total blocks overall.
 
- LCU's service production continues to provide an edge. The Lady Chaps have 95 aces overall compared with 85 by opponents, and their advantage grows to 48-30 in conference play. Ramsey Clark leads LCU with 20 aces, followed by Leigh Jespersen with 17, Haley Wheeler with 13 and Kyla Farnan with 11. Clark has 12 aces in LSC matches, while Wheeler has nine.
 
- Through 18 matches, LCU is averaging 11.59 kills, 10.34 assists, 14.66 digs, 1.64 service aces and 1.90 blocks per set while hitting .170. Opponents are hitting .204 and averaging 12.57 kills per set. LCU enters Saturday looking to halt a two-match skid and even its five-match homestand at 1-1 with a victory over UT Dallas.
 
LOOKING AT UTD
- The two squads are meeting in Lubbock for the first time ever and for the second time all-time. UT Dallas, a former NCAA Division III program, is in their second season in the LSC and the two teams met for the first time last season in Richardson, Texas (LCU won 3-1 on Oct. 18, 2025).
 
-  UT Dallas enters Saturday's match at LCU at 8-8 overall and 4-3 in Lone Star Conference play after dropping a five-set decision at Midwestern State on Friday in Wichita Falls. The Comets won the opening set 25-21 and forced a fifth with a 25-23 win in the fourth before falling 15-12 in the deciding set. UTD is now 3-2 in true road matches and has split its last four conference contests.
 
- Sophomore outside hitter Jane Burkhardt continues to carry a major share of the UT Dallas offense. She leads the Comets with 248 kills and averages 4.07 per set after recording 15 kills against Midwestern State. Burkhardt also has 729 total attacks, reflecting one of the heaviest workloads in the LSC. Scarlette Young remains another primary offensive option with 155 kills at 2.54 per set while also serving as one of UTD's setters.
 
- Young continues to give the Comets an unusual all-around presence, entering Saturday with 155 kills, 318 assists, 153 digs, 19 service aces and 27 blocks. She had 11 kills, 20 assists, two aces and four blocks Friday at Midwestern State after previously recording her fifth triple-double of the season against UT Permian Basin. Abby Gentner also continues to share setting duties and finished Friday with 19 assists and 15 digs, giving her 24 career double-doubles.
 
- Defensively, freshman libero Avery Gray remains one of the league's top back-row players. Gray has 326 digs and averages 5.34 per set after collecting 25 at Midwestern State, marking her 11th match this season with at least 20 digs. The Comets also produced a season-high 14 blocks Friday, led by Lila Westphal's career-high nine, while Laura See now has 52 total blocks on the season. As a team, UTD averages 16.36 digs and 1.70 blocks per set.
 
HOW TO WATCH
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