COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) — No. 15 Texas A&M volleyball (5-5) improved back to .500 with a 25-13, 25-9, 25-22 three-set sweep of Stephen F. Austin on Tuesday night. The Aggies controlled the match and made sure the threat of an upset could not creep into the minds of the 3,436 fans at Reed Arena for A&M’s second-to-last nonconference home match of the season.
Here is a game rundown:
Why did A&M win? Texas A&M trailed for just 12 points in the first set. The largest lead for Stephen F. Austin was 6-2 after a service ace from Lara Gilardi and then the Ags took control. Texas A&M won 23 of the next 30 points to win the first set 25-13. Texas A&M dominated the second set 25-9 and won a tight third set 25-22 to earn the sweep. It was the Aggies’ third three-set sweep of the season.
Who stood out? Natalie Ring led the way for Texas A&M with a match-high 11 kills. Kirra Musgrove racked up 35 assists and Gabi Rodriguez came through with 17 digs.
What’s next? Texas A&M travels to Omaha and will play at No. 20 Creighton on Sept. 20. The Aggies then wrap up non-conference play Sept. 22 and open SEC play versus South Carolina on Sept. 27.
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