WICHITA FALLS, Texas (Nov. 6, 2026) – Postseason positioning is on the line tonight as the Lubbock Christian University volleyball team faces a must-win scenario in their regular-season finale. The Lady Chaparrals are set to battle Midwestern State at 6 p.m. inside Ligon Coliseum, looking to secure a crucial victory to keep their playoff hopes alive before looking to the rest of the Lone Star Conference scoreboard.
 

LONE STAR CONFERENCE VOLLEYBALL
OPPONENT	LOCATION	DAY	TIME (CT)	WATCH	STATS
Midwestern State	Wichita Falls, Texas	Fri., Nov. 6	6 p.m.	Video	Stats

   
LADY CHAP NOTES
- Lubbock Christian enters Friday's regular-season finale at Midwestern State at 12-14 overall and 8-8 in Lone Star Conference play with its postseason fate still alive, but no longer in its own hands. The Lady Chaparrals must defeat Midwestern State to finish 9-8 in conference play and then need a specific combination of results elsewhere to claim one of the nine berths in the LSC Championships.
 
- LCU's remaining postseason path requires four results: a Lady Chap win at Midwestern State, Cameron defeating West Texas A&M and Eastern New Mexico defeating Oklahoma Christian on Friday, followed by West Texas A&M defeating Oklahoma Christian on Saturday. That combination would leave LCU at 9-8 and both WT and Oklahoma Christian at 8-9. Texas Woman's results cannot eliminate LCU in that scenario because the Lady Chaps own the head-to-head advantage over the Pioneers.
 
- The Lady Chaps enter Friday 10th in the LSC standings, immediately behind Oklahoma Christian at 8-7. Western New Mexico moved to 9-7 with Thursday's sweep of St. Mary's, while West Texas A&M and Texas Woman's sit behind LCU at 7-8. The top nine teams advance to the single-elimination LSC Championships.
 
- LCU is closing the regular season with five consecutive road matches and has split the first four, defeating Texas Woman's in five sets and UT Permian Basin in four while falling to DBU and No. 5 Angelo State. The Lady Chaps are 4-4 in conference road matches and 4-7 in true road contests overall.
 
-  Camdyn Sears enters the regular-season finale with 15 double-doubles this season and 38 during her LCU career. She recorded 10 assists and 11 digs at Angelo State while also contributing five kills and a block. Sears has now posted double-doubles in seven of LCU's last nine matches.
 
- Sears continues to fill multiple roles for LCU, totaling 631 assists, 253 digs and 124 kills this season while hitting .290. She averages 7.25 assists per set, which ranks sixth in the LSC, and her 631 total assists rank seventh in the conference. Sears has also recorded three triple-doubles, ranking second in the LSC and fourth nationally.
 
- Sears has remained particularly efficient as an attacker during conference play. She is hitting .314 against LSC opponents with 98 kills and only 13 attack errors on 271 attempts. Her production in league play also includes 380 assists, 156 digs and 15 service aces.
 
- Freshman Kayson Reeves has become one of the LSC's top blockers during her first collegiate season. Reeves enters Friday with 97 total blocks and averages 1.11 per set, ranking fourth in the conference in both categories and 31st nationally in blocks per set. She has recorded at least five blocks in six of LCU's last seven matches.
 
- Reeves was one of LCU's bright spots at No. 5 Angelo State, finishing with five kills without an attack error on 12 attempts for a .417 hitting percentage while adding five block assists. In conference play, Reeves is hitting .301 with 109 kills and has 67 total blocks in 55 sets for 1.22 per set.
 
- LCU's blocking numbers have strengthened during conference play. The Lady Chaps average 2.00 blocks per set against LSC opponents and own a 110-104 advantage in total blocks. Overall, LCU averages 1.98 blocks per set, ranking seventh in the conference and 81st nationally.
 
- Hope Gonsioroski has supplied increased production throughout the conference schedule. She has 111 of her 116 season kills in LSC matches and averages 2.47 kills per set in conference action. Gonsioroski led LCU with seven kills against Angelo State and has been one of the Lady Chaps' most consistently involved attackers during the second half of league play.
 
- Camryn Blair remains LCU's season leader with 225 kills and 256.5 points. Blair has 141 kills in conference play and averages 2.56 per set against LSC opponents. She also remains LCU's highest-volume attacker with 716 total attempts, ranking 15th in the conference.
 
- The Lady Chaps continue to perform more efficiently within conference play than their overall numbers suggest. LCU is hitting .198 in LSC matches compared with .176 overall, while opponents are hitting .202 in league play. LCU has also committed 44 fewer attack errors than its conference opponents, 263-307.
 
- Serving remains another area in which LCU has maintained a conference advantage. The Lady Chaps have 88 aces compared with 74 by LSC opponents and average 1.60 per set. Ramsey Clark leads LCU with 16 conference aces, Sears has 15 and Leigh Jespersen has 13.
 
- LCU's loss at Angelo State came against the league's unbeaten leader and one of Division II's top teams. The Lady Chaps were held to a .091 attack percentage in the 25-16, 25-17, 25-20 setback, but Reeves hit .417 without an error and Sears added another double-double. The result moved LCU to 0-5 against nationally ranked opponents this season
 
LOOKING AT MSU
- LCU and Wichita Falls, Texas based Midwestern State are scheduled for their 52nd all-time meeting, as LCU holds a 34-17 all-time series lead. The Lady Chaps have won 18 of the last 21 meetings, including a 3-2 win in their last meeting (Nov. 11, 2025 in Lubbock). LCU, who have won the prior six overall meetings, have won three straight meetings in Wichita Falls and they are 13-8 all-time against MSU in Wichita Falls.
 
- Midwestern State enters Friday's regular-season finale at 15-12 overall and 10-6 in Lone Star Conference play having already secured a berth in the nine-team LSC Championships. The Mustangs currently sit seventh in the standings and can still influence their final seed with a win while also watching results involving Texas A&M-Kingsville, UT Dallas and the teams around them in the table. MSU is 7-3 at home and has won three straight inside D.L. Ligon Coliseum, where it will also recognize seven seniors before the match.
 
- The Mustangs are built around a productive offense, averaging 13.20 kills and 12.46 assists per set. Those marks rank fourth and third in the LSC, respectively, while MSU leads the conference with 1,333 total kills and 1,258 total assists. Setter Macy Scheer directs the attack with 945 assists and averages 9.36 per set, ranking third in the league. In conference play, Scheer is averaging 10.32 assists per set.
 
-  Isabella Dickens and Jaiden Wright give Midwestern State two of the league's more efficient front-row options. Dickens leads the Mustangs with 311 kills and averages 3.08 per set, while hitting .325 overall. Wright is hitting a team-best .337 with 242 kills and 64 total blocks. In LSC play, Wright is hitting .362 and Dickens .328, while Nyle Mathis has added 178 conference kills and averages 2.97 per set.
 
- Midwestern State enters Friday coming off a 3-0 road win at UT Permian Basin in which it hit .297 and held a 54-34 advantage in kills. Dickens finished with 15 kills, three aces and two block assists, Mathis added 15 kills and Wright had nine kills on 12 swings without an error for a .750 hitting percentage.
 
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