- 12 Texas A&M wraps up a two-game road stint Sunday afternoon at Arkansas with first serve set for 12 p.m.
- The Aggies and Razorbacks have faced off 20 times in their history and A&M holds an 11-9 advantage all-time.
- Kyndal Stowers recorded 21 kills versus Oklahoma last time out, marking her fourth game with 20-or-more this season.
FAYETTEVILLE – The No. 12 Texas A&M volleyball team closes a two-game road stint at Arkansas Sunday afternoon at Barnhill Arena with first serve set for 12 p.m.
The Aggies look to get back in the win column, as they head out to Fayetteville for their second-straight road game. The Maroon & White’s six-game win streak was snapped last time out, as they fell in a five-set battle at Oklahoma. Through the opening four contests of conference play, Texas A&M sits at 3-1, while Arkansas is searching for its first win at 0-4.
Kyndal Stowers paced Texas A&M’s offense for the sixth time this season versus the Sooners, as she logged 21 kills in the game which marked her fourth game this year with 20-or-more. She was joined in double figures by Taryn Morris and Megan Fitch who logged 11 and 10, respectively.
Gabi Rodriguez became the fastest Aggie freshman to reach 200 career digs, finishing with 11 digs versus Oklahoma. She has racked up 204 in 16 games and has eclipsed double digits in 14 of the contests.
The Maroon & White have been aggressive from the service line in their past-three games, recording a minimum of six in each game. They finished with seven versus the Sooners, with Margot Manning and Stowers topping the A&M contingent with a pair each.
The Aggies prepare for their 21st meeting with the Razorbacks and hold a two-game advantage in the all-time series at 11-9. When playing in Fayetteville, the teams are level with five wins each. Texas A&M has won the last two contests between the teams, both bring at home, but in the previous two meetings in Barnhill Arena, Arkansas has come out on top.
STREAMING
Sunday's game will be broadcast on the SEC Network.