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<\/p>\n OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.\u00a0(October 3, 2026)\u00a0\u2013 Lubbock Christian University closed its two-match Oklahoma road swing Saturday with a 3-0 loss to Oklahoma Christian (25-19, 25-21, 25-19) in Lone Star Conference play inside Eagles’ Nest.
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\nThe Lady Chaparrals fell to 8-9 overall and 4-3 in LSC play, while Oklahoma Christian improved to 9-8 and 3-3.
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\nCamryn Blair<\/a> led LCU with 11 kills on a .391 hitting percentage, recording her eighth double-figure kill performance of the season. Hope Gonsioroski<\/a> followed with 10 kills, reaching double figures for the second consecutive match.
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\nCamdyn Sears<\/a> finished with 25 assists and 11 digs for her eighth double-double of the season and 31st of her LCU career. Kayson Reeves<\/a> added six kills and three blocks, extending her streak to five consecutive matches with at least three total blocks.
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\nLCU hit .153 with 32 kills, while Oklahoma Christian finished with 49 kills and a .339 attack percentage. The Eagles did not record a service ace, while the Lady Chaps served five.
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\nAfter dropping the opening two sets, LCU raced to an 8-3 advantage in the third behind four early Blair kills. Oklahoma Christian answered with seven consecutive points to move in front and later closed the match on an 8-3 run.
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\nThe loss moved LCU to 2-5 in road matches this season.
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\nGame Notes
\n\u00bb\u00a0Oklahoma Christian won despite not serving an ace. The last time LCU was free of any reception errors was Oct. 23, 2021, as East Texas A&M (then known as Texas A&M-Commerce) was ace-free. Saturday marked the third time since the 2018 season in which an LCU opponent did not record an ace. Over the last three games, LCU’s opponents have combined for 8 aces and 28 serving errors.
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\n\u00bb\u00a0Camdyn Sears<\/a> registered 25 assists and 11 digs for her eighth double-double of the season and 31st\u00a0of her LCU career. Sears added a pair of blocks and kills as well.
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\n\u00bb\u00a0Camryn Blair<\/a> registered a team-leading 11 kills off a .391 attack percentage for her eighth double-figure kill performance this season (14th\u00a0of her LCU career).
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\n\u00bb\u00a0Sophomore Hope Gonsioroski<\/a>, coming off her first career double-figure kill performance with 11 kills Friday at Cameron, hit double-figures for a second consecutive match, as she had 10 kills Saturday.
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\n\u00bb\u00a0Freshman Kayson Reeves<\/a> had three combo blocks in the match and has registered at least three total blocks in five consecutive matches.
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\n\u00bb\u00a0LCU fell to 6-7 in straight-set decisions, as 13 of LCU’s 17 matches this season have resulted in 3-0 decisions.
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\n\u00bb\u00a0The loss places LCU with a 2-5 road record this season.
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\n\u00bb\u00a0OC claimed a win over LCU for the first time ever at home (now 5-1 in Oklahoma City over LCU), and for the second time in the all-time series, which LCU still dominates with now a 10-2 mark. OC’s only prior win over LCU was in Lubbock on Nov. 8, 2024. \u00a0\u00a0\u00a0
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\nHow It Happened
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\nSET 1 | OC 25, LCU 19
\n– Kayson Reeves<\/a> answered the opening point with a kill, and the Lady Chaps moved ahead 2-1 before OC used a 6-1 stretch to go in front 7-3 behind kills from Kenzy McArtor and Leah Duncan.
\n– Hope Gonsioroski<\/a> and Ramsey Clark<\/a> helped the Lady Chaps trim the gap to 12-9 with a kill and an ace, but the Eagles answered with four straight points, including two Susanna Hodson kills, to push the lead to 16-9.
\n– The Lady Chaps made a late push from 20-14 to 20-17 on a block by Camryn Blair<\/a> and Aubree Lundberg<\/a>, a Kyla Farnan<\/a> ace, and a Gonsioroski kill.
\n– OC responded with a Chloe Jones kill and later reached 24-18 on a block by Molly Brunell and Alexis Moore, then finished the set 25-19 on Hodson’s kill (OC responded from LCU’s 7-3 run by ending the set on a 4-1 run).
\n– Blair and Gonsioroski each led LCU in the set with four kills each, while OC’s Hodson had five kills.
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\nSET 2 | OC 25, LCU 21
\n– The Lady Chaps stayed level early with kills from Gonsioroski, Reeves, Camryn Blair<\/a> and Camdyn Sears<\/a>, tying the set at 8-8.
\n– The Eagles scored five straight out of the tie, using kills from Kenzy McArtor and Alexis Moore and a Moore\/Chloe Jones block to move ahead 13-8, then built the advantage to 18-12.
\n– The Lady Chaps worked back into the set with Farnan’s ace and kills from Gonsioroski, Tatum Fleitman<\/a> and Reeves, and Leigh Jespersen’s<\/a> ace cut it to 23-21 before OC scored the final two points to take the set 25-21.
\n– Gonsioroski led LCU with five kills in the set, but OC’s Moore led all players with six in the set.
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\nSET 3 | OC 25, LCU 19
\n– The Lady Chaps moved ahead 8-3 as Camryn Blair<\/a> recorded four early kills.
\n– The Eagles answered with seven straight points to move in front 10-8.
\n– The Lady Chaps stayed within one late in the middle of the set, including a Camryn Blair<\/a> kill that made it 17-16.
\n– OC responded with four straight points and closed the set on an 8-3 run to claim the set 25-19.
\n– Blair finished the set with five kills.
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\nWhat’s Next
\nA five-match homestand awaits LCU when they return, which gets underway Friday at 6 p.m. inside Rip Griffin Center against UT Tyler.
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