OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (October 3, 2026) – Lubbock Christian University looks to complete a Sooner State sweep Saturday at 2 p.m. inside Eagles' Nest, where the Lady Chaparrals face Oklahoma Christian in a Lone Star Conference matchup with a chance to move above .500 on the season.
   

LONE STAR CONFERENCE VOLLEYBALL
OPPONENT	LOCATION	DAY	TIME (CT)	WATCH	STATS
Oklahoma Christian	Oklahoma City, Okla.	Sat., Oct. 3	2 p.m.	Video	Stats

       
LADY CHAP NOTES
- LCU continues its Oklahoma road swing Saturday at Oklahoma Christian after opening the trip with a 3-0 victory over Cameron on Friday in Lawton. The Lady Chaparrals improved to 8-8 overall and 4-2 in Lone Star Conference play with the 25-16, 25-12, 25-23 sweep. LCU enters Saturday tied with Western New Mexico and Midwestern State at 4-2 in league play, while Oklahoma Christian enters at 8-8 overall and 2-3 in the LSC.
 
- LCU has continued to produce at a much higher offensive level in conference play than its overall season numbers show. Through six LSC matches, the Lady Chaps are hitting .239 and averaging 13.00 kills, 11.35 assists and 2.00 service aces per set while holding conference opponents to a .168 attack percentage. LCU owns advantages of 260-234 in kills, 227-208 in assists and 40-26 in aces against league opponents.
 
- Friday's victory continued an improvement in LCU's true-road results. The Lady Chaps are now 2-4 in road matches and have won two of their last three away from home, both by 3-0 scores at Sul Ross State and Cameron. In road matches, LCU is averaging 11.37 kills, 10.37 assists, 16.95 digs, 1.32 aces and 1.63 blocks per set. LCU's defensive production on the road has been particularly strong, with its 16.95 digs per set exceeding its overall season average of 14.85.
 
- LCU turned in its strongest digging performance of the season at Cameron, finishing with 78 digs in only three sets. The total was LCU's highest in a three-set match since recording 89 against Southwestern Oklahoma State on Sept. 12, 2019. Fourteen different Lady Chaps recorded at least one dig, led by Sienna Cavalier's season-high 13 and Kyla Farnan's season-best 10. Ramsey Clark added nine, while Camdyn Sears also finished with nine.
 
-  Hope Gonsioroski produced the best offensive and blocking performance of her young LCU career Friday. The sophomore recorded career highs with 11 kills and five blocks while reaching double figures in kills for the first time. Gonsioroski was given a career-high 40 attack attempts and now has 36 kills through 16 sets this season. In conference play, she has 31 kills and is averaging 2.82 per set.
 
- Freshman Kayson Reeves continued her strong play at the net against Cameron, recording seven kills on a .333 hitting percentage and a career-high eight block assists. Her eight block assists were the most by an LCU player in a three-set match since Hannah Thomas had nine against Nebraska-Kearney on Sept. 16, 2017. Reeves now leads LCU with 51 total blocks and has 115 kills while hitting .297 overall.
 
- LCU's blocking performance at Cameron included nine total blocks and 18 block assists. It marked the second time this season the Lady Chaps have reached 18 or more block assists in a match, joining the 20 recorded at Western Colorado. LCU now has 99 total blocks through 52 sets and is averaging 1.90 per set overall. In conference play, the Lady Chaps are averaging 1.85 blocks per set and have 37 total blocks.
 
- Camdyn Sears continues to direct the LCU offense efficiently. Sears finished Friday with 31 assists, four kills and nine digs and now has 433 assists while averaging 8.33 per set. In conference play, she is averaging 9.10 assists per set and is hitting .375 with 22 kills against only one attack error. Sears also has 152 digs and seven double-doubles this season.
 
- Camryn Blair remains LCU's leading attacker with 148 kills and 169.0 points. Blair had nine kills against Cameron, including five in the third set, and continues to average 3.02 kills per set overall. In conference play, she has a team-high 64 kills, averages 3.20 per set and is hitting .256. Blair has seven double-figure kill performances this season.
 
- Through 16 matches, LCU is averaging 11.73 kills, 10.46 assists, 14.85 digs, 1.67 service aces and 1.90 blocks per set while hitting .177. The Lady Chaps have now pulled ahead of opponents in total blocks, 99-98, and in service aces, 87-81. LCU is also holding conference opponents to a .168 attack percentage while hitting .239 itself as it takes a 4-2 league record into Saturday's matchup at Oklahoma Christian.
 
LOOKING AT OC
- LCU is 10–1 all-time against Oklahoma Christian, winning the first seven matchups in the series before taking their first loss in 2024—a 3–0 setback on Nov. 8, 2024, in Lubbock. The Lady Chaps captured the first 14 sets ever played between the programs, and five of the last eight meetings have taken place in Lubbock. LCU swept OC last season, defeating OC in a LSC Challenge match, a regular season match and a LSC Championships match. The all-time series dates back to 1979, but the teams did not face each other after a 1980 contest until 2021, as OC did not field the program. LCU is 5-0 all-time against OC in Oklahoma City.
 
-  Oklahoma Christian enters Saturday at 8-8 overall and 2-3 in Lone Star Conference play after falling 3-1 to Midwestern State on Friday inside Eagles' Nest. OC won the opening set 25-19 before dropping the next three 25-23, 25-22 and 25-23. The loss snapped the Lady Eagles' one-match win streak and moved them to 3-3 at home this season. OC has split its last four conference matches, with wins over UT Tyler and UT Permian Basin and losses to Angelo State and Midwestern State.
 
- Junior outside hitter Chloe Jones continues to lead a balanced Oklahoma Christian attack with 161 kills and averages 2.93 per set. Molly Brunell has 129 kills at 2.22 per set, Kenzy McArtor has 127 at 2.27 and Leah Duncan has 107 while hitting .284. OC is hitting .210 as a team and averaging 12.77 kills per set. The Lady Eagles have also received efficient production from Lauren Cary, who is hitting .305, while McArtor is hitting .265.
 
- Oklahoma Christian continues to use multiple setters, with Summer van Meerveld leading the team with 353 assists and averaging 5.88 per set, while Emma Eyster has 190 assists at 3.96 per set. Van Meerveld also has 118 digs and 19 service aces, while Eyster has 71 digs and 15 aces. OC is averaging 12.03 assists per set and has 96 service aces through 16 matches. Friday's loss to Midwestern State included another productive serving performance, with Duncan recording three consecutive aces during the third set and Eyster adding two late aces in the fourth.
 
- Macey Nehring anchors the Oklahoma Christian back row with 225 digs and averages 3.75 per set, while Jones has added 154 digs at 2.80 per set. Cary remains the Lady Eagles' leading blocker with 41 total blocks, followed by Duncan with 30 and McArtor with 29. Jenna McClure has a team-high 21 service aces despite appearing in 40 sets. As a team, OC averages 14.27 digs, 1.60 aces and 1.65 blocks per set, while opponents are hitting .240 against the Lady Eagles.
 
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