- No. 17 Texas A&M closes out its SEC road schedule Sunday afternoon when it takes on Missouri at 2 p.m.
- Gabi Rodriguez became the fastest freshman in program history to reach 300 career digs following her 24th game of the year at Vanderbilt.
- Natalie Ring recorded her sixth-straight game with double-digit kills, finishing with 16 versus the Commodores.
COLUMBIA, Mo. – The No. 17 Texas A&M volleyball team closes its conference road schedule at the home of the Missouri Tigers Sunday afternoon at the Hearnes Center with first serve set for 2 p.m.
The Aggies look to close their road slate on a high, as it fell to No. 21 Vanderbilt Friday evening in a four-set battle in Nashville. The programs traded the opening two frame before the Commodores struck back-to-back in sets three and four to seal the win.
Gabi Rodriguez continued to make history in the game, as with her fourth dig of the contest she became the fastest freshman to reach 300 career digs. She concluded the game with 14 and had 310 on the year, while recording double digits in 20 of her 24 outings.
Natalie Ring kept up her hot streak on offense, extending her double-digit kill outings to six after recording a team leading 16 hitting at a season-best percentage of .441. Kyndal Stowers also hit double figures, tacking on 15 of her own to surpass 300 on the year.
Texas A&M gears up for its 59th meeting versus Missouri, leading the all-time series by 14 wins, 36-22. The Maroon & White have fared well in the last two meetings between the teams, securing two wins. However, the Tigers won the last matchup in Columbia. When playing in Missouri the Aggies have struggled, as the Tigers are 16-13 in their home gym versus A&M.
STREAMING
Sunday’s 2 p.m. match with be broadcast on SECN+.