LUBBOCK, Texas (October 15, 2026) – Lubbock Christian University looks to snap a three-match losing streak Friday as the Lady Chaparrals continue their final homestand of the season, hosting Texas A&M International at 6 p.m. inside Rip Griffin Center. Friday opens a stretch of three matches in five days, with LCU welcoming Texas A&M-Kingsville for Senior Day Saturday at 2 p.m.
    

LONE STAR CONFERENCE VOLLEYBALL
OPPONENT	LOCATION	DAY	TIME (CT)	WATCH	STATS
Texas A&M Int'l	Rip Griffin Center	Fri., Oct. 16	6 p.m.	Video	Stats

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LADY CHAP NOTES
- LCU continues its final homestand of the season Friday against Texas A&M International before hosting Texas A&M-Kingsville on Senior Day Saturday and West Texas A&M on Pink Out Night Tuesday as part of the Rivalry on the Range series. The Lady Chaparrals enter the stretch 8-11 overall and 4-5 in Lone Star Conference play after dropping three consecutive matches. LCU is currently 11th in the LSC standings, one match behind Oklahoma Christian at 4-4 and two matches behind St. Edward's at 5-4.
 
- The Lady Chaps are 2-3 inside Rip Griffin Center this season and continue to hold a notable edge from the service line at home. LCU has 36 aces compared with 26 by its opponents and averages 2.00 aces per set. The Lady Chaps are hitting .206 at home compared with .208 by opponents while averaging 12.56 kills and 1.83 blocks per set. Kayson Reeves is hitting .352 at home with 41 kills, while Camdyn Sears is hitting .404 and averaging 9.22 assists per set.
 
- Through nine Lone Star Conference matches, LCU is hitting .210, identical to its opponents' .210 mark. The Lady Chaps have 379 kills compared with 393 by league opponents but maintain a 56-36 advantage in service aces. LCU averages 12.63 kills, 11.20 assists, 15.73 digs, 1.87 aces and 1.70 blocks per set in conference play.
 
- Saturday's loss to UT Dallas came despite LCU producing a season-high 57 kills. Camryn Blair led the way with a season-high 18 kills, matching her career high, while Hope Gonsioroski added 11 and Shaylee Stevens produced a career-high eight. UT Dallas countered with 64 kills, the most by an LCU opponent this season and the highest total by an opponent in a four-set match since UT Tyler had 74 on Sept. 30, 2023.
 
-  Camryn Blair remains LCU's leading attacker with 184 kills and 207.5 points. Her 18-kill performance against UT Dallas marked her ninth double-figure kill match of the season and 15th of her LCU career. Blair is averaging 3.12 kills and 3.52 points per set overall, ranking ninth in the LSC in both categories. In conference play, she has a team-high 100 kills and averages 3.33 per set.
 
- Camdyn Sears continues to direct the LCU offense and turned in a season-high 49 assists against UT Dallas, her third match this season with at least 40 assists. Sears now has 531 assists and averages 8.56 per set, ranking fifth in the LSC, while also contributing 182 digs. In conference play, she is averaging 9.33 assists per set and hitting .354 with 29 kills against only one attack error. She is 140 assists away from 2,000 in her collegiate career.
 
- Hope Gonsioroski has emerged as one of LCU's most productive attackers over the last several matches. She matched her career high with 11 kills against UT Dallas, giving her three double-figure kill performances over a four-match span. Gonsioroski now has 62 kills overall and is averaging 2.71 kills per set in conference play, where she has 57 kills in 21 sets.
 
- Freshman Kayson Reeves continues to lead LCU at the net with 58 total blocks while hitting a team-best .307 among regular attackers. Reeves has 133 kills overall and ranks seventh in the LSC with 0.94 blocks per set. In conference play, she is hitting .313 with 66 kills and 28 total blocks.
 
- LCU continues to generate more production from the service line than its opponents. The Lady Chaps have 103 aces overall compared with 91 by opponents and own a 56-36 advantage in conference play. Ramsey Clark leads LCU with 20 aces, followed by Leigh Jespersen with 19, Kyla Farnan with 14 and Haley Wheeler with 13.
 
- Through 19 matches, LCU is averaging 11.76 kills, 10.53 assists, 14.85 digs, 1.66 service aces and 1.82 blocks per set while hitting .173. The Lady Chaps rank seventh in the LSC in blocks per set and eighth in aces per set. LCU enters the final three home matches looking to halt a three-match skid and improve on its 2-3 record inside Rip Griffin Center.
 
LOOKING AT TAMIU
- The Lady Chaps were a perfect 16-0 against the Dustdevils all-time until falling 3-1 in their lone 2022 meeting (Oct. 15, 2022). LCU has won three of their four meetings since, which has LCU with a 19-2 all-time against the Dustdevils. LCU 9-0 at home against TAMIU (all-time), with the previous win coming Oct. 12, 2024 (LCU won 3-2). Twelve (12) of the 19 victories have come in 3-0 sweeps for LCU (half of the prior 14 wins).
 
-  Texas A&M International enters Friday's match at 7-13 overall and 1-8 in Lone Star Conference play, sitting 16th in the league standings. The Dustdevils have dropped four straight matches, but each of their last two has gone five sets, with 3-2 home losses to Cameron and Oklahoma Christian. Their lone LSC victory came Sept. 26 in a 3-0 sweep of Sul Ross State. TAMIU is 1-5 in true road matches this season and travels to Midwestern State on Saturday after facing LCU.
 
- Senior outside hitter Mia Molina leads the TAMIU offense with 203 kills and averages 3.22 per set, ranking eighth in the LSC in both kills per set and points per set at 3.58. Andrea Nuñez has added 159 kills at 2.56 per set while hitting .218, and Ece Özdemir has 168 kills at 2.55 per set. In conference play, Molina is averaging 3.12 kills per set, Nuñez 2.70 and Özdemir 2.19. Özdemir erupted for 21 kills and Nuñez added 20 in the five-set loss to Oklahoma Christian.
 
- The Dustdevils use a two-setter system led by Giulia Gainelli, who has 444 assists and averages 6.25 per set, while Deanna Montgomery has added 247 assists at 4.49 per set. Gainelli also contributes 162 digs and a team-high 25 service aces. TAMIU has been especially productive from the service line, averaging 1.86 aces per set and totaling 136 aces, which ranks second in the LSC in total aces and fifth in aces per set.
 
- TAMIU has shown more offensive efficiency recently than its 1-8 conference record might suggest. The Dustdevils hit .256 with 61 kills in their five-set loss to Oklahoma Christian and produced nine kills without an attack error in the fifth set. Fernanda Izar has been their most efficient regular front-row option, hitting .290 overall while leading the team with 43 total blocks. In LSC play, opponents are hitting .265 against TAMIU and averaging 13.11 kills per set, while the Dustdevils are hitting .179 and averaging 11.09 kills.
 
HOW TO WATCH
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