Volleyball | 11/5/2025 1:12:00 PM

DENTON, Texas (Nov. 4, 2025) – The Texas Woman's volleyball team returns to Kitty Magee Arena for the final time this regular season, hosting its last home stand of 2025. The Pioneers welcome Oklahoma Christian on Thursday, Nov. 6 at 6 p.m., followed by Cameron on Friday, Nov. 7 at 5 p.m. for Senior Night.

TWU will recognize its senior class following Friday's match, honoring their leadership, dedication and contributions to the Pioneer volleyball program. Everyone is encouraged to stay and help celebrate this year's senior class.

TWU enters the weekend with a 16-8 overall record (9-4 LSC) and an 11-2 mark at home, continuing to stand among the league's top defensive teams. The Pioneers rank second in digs (19.0 per set) and first in blocks (2.64 per set), while holding opponents to just .138 hitting. TWU also currently ranks fourth in NCAA Division II in blocks per set. Offensively, TWU averages 12.6 kills per set on .205 hitting, led by senior standouts Tori Woods and Myracle Stockman. 

ONE LAST SERVE IN KMA

• This week's home stand marks the final opportunity for fans to see the Pioneers compete inside Kitty Magee Arena before postseason play. TWU opens the weekend Thursday night against OC (16-8, 8-5), before closing the regular season with Senior Night against Cameron (7-19, 3-10) on Friday evening.
• Fans are encouraged to pack KMA and help create a true home-court advantage as the Pioneers aim to finish their regular season strong and continue building momentum heading into the post season.
• Following Friday's match, TWU will recognize its seniors. 
• Tickets for both matches are available online.
• All TWU athletic events follow a Clear Bag Policy.
• No outside food or drinks are permitted.
• Only certified service animals are allowed inside KMA.
• Children under five do not require a ticket.
• Both matches will be streamed live on FloCollege for fans unable to attend.
• Follow along with live stats for each match on Thursday and Friday.

FINAL CHAPTER AT KMA

• A LOOK AT THE EAGLES: OC enters the weekend as one of the most efficient offensive teams in the league, averaging 13.1 kills per set on .229 hitting. The Eagles operate a 6–2 offense with setters Sophie Mae Smith and Summer Van Meerveld, keeping the attack balanced and fast-paced. Outside hitters Annie Davis (3.11 k/s, .210) and Chloe Jones (2.64 k/s, .217) lead the scoring efforts, while middle blocker Camryn McGough (.384 hitting, 0.94 blocks per set) adds consistency and net presence. Libero Macey Nehring anchors the back row with 4.01 digs per set, helping OC maintain strong defensive structure and transition efficiency. The Eagles' dual-setter system and offensive balance will challenge TWU's block timing and serve-receive pressure.
• A LOOK AT THE AGGIES: Cameron (7–19, 3–10 LSC) travels to Denton on Friday night in their final roadtrip of the regular season. The Aggies average 10.3 kills per set on .133 hitting and operate a 6–2 offense featuring setters Rachel White and Kayla Quintana. The balanced attack is led by Anastasija Andelic (1.84 k/s, .169), Jennifer Valdez (1.70 k/s, .215), and Presleigh Roest (1.51 k/s, .150). Andelic also leads the team defensively with 3.70 digs per set, while Cameron averages 1.6 blocks per set and 1.4 aces per set, relying on serve pressure and extended rallies to generate scoring chances.
• A LOOK AT THE PIONEERS: TWU continues to shine as one of the most defensively dominant teams in the LSC. The Pioneers lead the LSC in total blocks (230) and blocks per set (2.64) while ranking second in digs (19.0 per set). Offensively, TWU averages 12.6 kills per set on .205 hitting, powered by Stockman (2.55 k/s) and Woods (3.14 k/s). Middle blocker Jonaida Donowa anchors the front line with 1.20 blocks per set, and libero Alyssa Rojo, the reigning LSC Defensive Player of the Week, leads the back court with an impressive 5.55 digs per set, ranking first in the LSC in digs per set. In TWU's 6–2 offense, setters Kiana Reed and Lorena Gomez combine for nearly 12 assists per set, while Cat Millsap provides a spark behind the service line, leading the team with 25 aces. With the conference's top blocking unit and a senior-led core, the Pioneers aim to defend KMA one final time, celebrate their graduating class and carry momentum into their final week of the regular season.