- No. 19 Texas A&M travels to Athens to face Georgia Friday evening with first serve set for 6 p.m. on the SEC Network
- The Aggies recorded 73 kills in their four-set win over Auburn, the second most in program history.
- Kyndal Stowers’ hot streak continued as she has now tallied 100 total kills in her last five games.
ATHENS – The No. 19 Texas A&M volleyball team opens a two-match road trip Friday evening versus Georgia at Stegeman Coliseum with a first serve set for 6 p.m.
The Aggies head into their third SEC road test of the season, where they will face the Bulldogs following a dominant offensive performance versus Auburn. A&M’s attackers registered 73 kills versus the Tigers, the second most in four sets in program history.
Kyndal Stowers spearheaded the group against Auburn, logging 21 kills in the win. The outside hitter has now tallied 100 total kills in her last five outings. Natalie Ring, Kaia Castle and Taryn Morris joined Stowers in double-figures versus the Tigers, finishing with 17, 12 and 11, respectively.
Freshman, Gabi Rodriguez, continued to anchor the back row, recording 16 digs which pushed her beyond 250 for her career. The do-it-all libero also dished 10 assists which marked a career high and ensured her first collegiate double-double.
The Maroon & White reached a season-best 63 assists against Auburn, orchestrated by setter Kirra Musgrove who tallied 41 dimes on the match surpassing her 600th of the season. Musgrove also posted her second consecutive double-double as she recorded a career best 14 digs.
Texas A&M prepares for their 31st meeting with the Bulldogs, holding a 22-8 advantage in the all-time series. The Aggies have won the last-two games between the teams, both played at home. When playing in Athens, the Maroon & White still hold the upper hand all-time at 8-4, but the Bulldogs have won the last three, including a pair in 2022 and one in 2021.
STREAMING
Friday’s match will be broadcast on the SEC Network.