LUBBOCK, Texas (October 19, 2026) – Lubbock Christian University closes its 2026 regular-season home schedule Tuesday, hosting West Texas A&M at 6 p.m. inside Rip Griffin Center for the Lady Chaparrals' annual Pink Out match and the latest edition of the Rivalry on the Range series. LCU enters the home finale riding a two-match winning streak after consecutive sweeps of Texas A&M International and Texas A&M-Kingsville, looking to carry that momentum into the final five regular-season matches, all on the road.
  

LONE STAR CONFERENCE VOLLEYBALL
OPPONENT	LOCATION	DAY	TIME (CT)	WATCH	STATS
West Texas A&M	Rip Griffin Center	Tue., Oct. 20	6 p.m.	Video	Stats

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LADY CHAP NOTES
- LCU closes the home portion of its 2026 schedule Tuesday against West Texas A&M in its annual Pink Out match and the latest installment of the Rivalry on the Range series. The Lady Chaparrals enter the home finale 10-11 overall and 6-5 in Lone Star Conference play after consecutive sweeps of Texas A&M International and Texas A&M-Kingsville. Following Tuesday, LCU will play its final five regular-season matches on the road, beginning Friday at Texas Woman's and Saturday at Dallas Baptist.
 
- The Lady Chaps have changed the complexion of their homestand with back-to-back sweeps. After opening the five-match stretch with losses to UT Tyler and UT Dallas, LCU defeated Texas A&M International 25-22, 25-12, 25-14 and then swept Texas A&M-Kingsville 25-23, 25-20, 25-18. LCU enters Tuesday on its first two-match winning streak since defeating St. Mary's and St. Edward's on Sept. 25-26.
 
- Saturday's Senior Day victory came against a Texas A&M-Kingsville squad that entered the weekend near the top of the LSC standings. LCU held the Javelinas to a .104 attack percentage while hitting .284 and amassed 12 total blocks. The sweep was only the second 3-0 loss suffered by TAMUK this season and improved LCU to 8-6 in the all-time series, including 4-1 in Lubbock.
 
- LCU has increasingly separated itself statistically in conference play. Through 11 LSC matches, the Lady Chaps are hitting .222 while holding opponents to .191 and have committed 43 fewer attack errors than their conference opponents, 162-205. LCU averages 12.72 kills, 11.36 assists, 15.67 digs, 1.86 aces and 1.92 blocks per set in league play while owning advantages of 67-44 in service aces and 69-67 in total blocks.
 
-  The Lady Chaps have also developed a strong statistical profile inside Rip Griffin Center. LCU is 4-3 at home and is hitting .225 while holding visitors to .180. The Lady Chaps average 12.71 kills, 11.13 assists, 1.96 aces and 2.13 blocks per set at home and own advantages of 47-34 in aces and 51-47 in total blocks. Tuesday represents LCU's eighth and final home match of the season before the Lady Chaps finish with five consecutive road contests.
 
- Camdyn Sears followed Friday's historic triple-double with another standout performance Saturday. One day after recording 15 digs, 13 assists and a career-high 11 kills for LCU's first triple-double since 1990, Sears produced 10 kills and 16 assists against Texas A&M-Kingsville for her 11th double-double of the season and 34th of her LCU career. Sears' triple-double is one of only five recorded nationally this season, and she is one of two LSC players with one.
 
- LCU's move to a 5-2 offense has created additional attacking opportunities for Sears while giving freshman Lauren Hanson a larger setting role. Hanson followed a then-career-high 14 assists against Texas A&M International with a new career-high 20 against Texas A&M-Kingsville. Sears has 560 assists and averages 8.24 per set, ranking fifth in the LSC, while she is hitting .315 overall and .388 in conference play.
 
- Freshman Kayson Reeves continues to be one of LCU's most productive front-row players. Reeves recorded seven blocks against Texas A&M-Kingsville and now leads the Lady Chaps with 71 total blocks while averaging 1.04 per set. Her blocks-per-set average ranks fourth in the LSC and 48th nationally, while her 71 total blocks rank sixth in the conference. Reeves is also hitting .304, which ranks 11th in the LSC.
 
- LCU's 12-block performance against Texas A&M-Kingsville was its third double-digit blocking effort of the season and second-highest total. The Lady Chaps recorded a season-high 22 block assists, their most since also posting 22 against Southwestern Oklahoma State on Sept. 12, 2025. LCU now averages 1.93 blocks per set overall, ranking seventh in the LSC.
 
- Camryn Blair remains LCU's leading attacker with 198 kills and 223.0 points. Blair recorded 10 kills Saturday for her 10th double-figure kill performance of the season and 16th of her LCU career. She averages 3.05 kills per set, ranking 10th in the LSC, while her 9.15 attacks per set rank eighth in the conference. Blair also ranks 11th in the LSC at 3.43 points per set.
 
- Hope Gonsioroski has continued her midseason emergence. The sophomore had 10 kills while hitting .296 against Texas A&M-Kingsville, giving her four double-figure kill performances over the last six matches. Gonsioroski has 80 kills overall and is averaging 2.78 kills per set in conference play, second on the team behind Blair.
 
- Serving continues to be one of LCU's stronger statistical areas. The Lady Chaps have 114 aces compared with 99 by opponents and average 1.68 per set, which ranks seventh in the LSC. That edge has been even more pronounced in conference play, where LCU owns a 67-44 advantage in aces despite Saturday's unusual one-ace, 11-error performance against Texas A&M-Kingsville
 
- Through 21 matches, LCU is averaging 11.88 kills, 10.68 assists, 14.90 digs, 1.68 aces and 1.93 blocks per set while hitting .183. The Lady Chaps rank seventh in the LSC in both aces and blocks per set, while Reeves ranks fourth individually in blocks per set and Sears ranks fifth in assists per set. LCU enters the home finale one-half match behind West Texas A&M in the conference standings, with WT sitting at 6-4 and the Lady Chaps at 6-5
 
LOOKING AT WTAMU
- The "Rivalry on the Range" volleyball series will feature its 56th meeting between LCU and West Texas A&M Tuesday. The Lady Buffs lead the series with a 42-12-1 record, having won the past seven meetings and 10 of the last 11. LCU fell 3-0 earlier this season at the LSC Challenge in San Angelo, Texas on Sept. 11. The two squads have played the prior five meetings away from Lubbock and have not met in the Hub City since Oct. 19, 2022, which was won 3-0 by WT, pushing LCU's record to 6-15 all-time at home against WT. The prior LCU win was Nov. 6, 2021 (3-2) in Lubbock.
 
- West Texas A&M enters Tuesday's Rivalry on the Range matchup at 11-10 overall and 6-4 in Lone Star Conference play after having a four-match winning streak snapped with a 3-0 loss at UT Dallas on Saturday. The Lady Buffs sit one-half match ahead of LCU in the standings and are 3-5 in true road matches this season. WT had won four straight league matches before the loss in Richardson, including victories over Eastern New Mexico, Western New Mexico, Sul Ross State and UT Tyler.
 
-  Kaycee Cavanaugh is WT's top offensive option with 271 kills and averages 3.27 per set, ranking seventh in the LSC in both kills per set and points per set at 3.66. In conference play, she has been even more productive at 3.62 kills per set while hitting .219. Anna Ruter provides the Lady Buffs with their most efficient regular attacker, hitting .339 overall and .359 in LSC play, while Skyler Massey has added 133 kills overall and averages 2.05 per set in conference matches.
 
- WT runs a multi-setter system highlighted by Casey Loewer, who has 489 assists, 127 kills, 136 digs, 32 service aces and 70 total blocks. Loewer averages 5.89 assists per set overall and 7.46 in conference play, while her 32 aces are tied for the LSC lead. She also owns one of the five triple-doubles recorded in NCAA Division II this season. Hannah Pemberton has added 289 assists and 258 digs, while Bromli Watson has contributed 44 assists in limited action.
 
- Defense remains a major strength for the Javelinas. Tayae Garcia leads the back row with 404 digs and averages 4.93 per set, while TAMUK averages 17.83 digs per set overall. Karrington Crawford leads the front row with 75 total blocks, and the Javelinas average 1.98 blocks per set. In conference play, TAMUK is holding opponents to a .169 attack percentage while hitting .238 itself and owns advantages of 526-470 in kills, 656-638 in digs and 85-76 in total blocks.
 
HOW TO WATCH
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