Arkansas had a lead in both the first and second sets.

Associate Head Coach Kolby O’Donnell discusses strategy with sophomore Camille Conner while sophomore Makena Patterson and Assistant Coach Wendel Camargo discuss.

Texas A&M had 41 kills against Arkansas, who earned 32 kills.

Junior Brookah Palmer earned 14 points and eight kills for the Aggies

Texas A&M lead the entire third set before defeating SEC rival Arkansas.

Freshman London Austin-Roark looks for the call on the Aggies’ serve.

Junior Hollann Hans spikes on the Arkansas defense.

Freshman London Austin-Roark eared three points for the Aggies.

Fans get involved with activities like “find the volleyball” and raffles.

Freshman Taylor Voss digs a powerful slam from Arkansas.

Texas A&M defeated Arkansas 25-23 in all three sets.

Sophomore Makena Patterson after a powerful slam against Arkansas.

Junior Brookah Palmer earned 14 points for the Aggies against Arkansas.

Junior Hollann Hans and senior Amy Houser encourage freshman Allison Fields during the game against Arkansas.

Senior Amy Houser led the Aggies to 54 digs as she earned 19 on her own.

Sophomore Makena Patterson led the Aggies to their victory over Arkansas with 15 points, 13 kills, and four block assists.

Fans yell chants like ‘net’ to throw the opposing team off their game.

Freshman Allison Fields played in all three sets and earned 11 digs against Arkansas.

Junior Hollann Hans earned five kills and seven digs against Arkansas.

Head Coach Laura “Bird” Kuhn was hired in December of 2017 to coach the volleyball team.

Arkansas had over nine blocks against Texas A&M who earned seven team blocks. 

Texas A&M improves their team record to 8-5 while they begin 1-0 in SEC play.

Aggie volleyball will be back Sunday, Sept. 23 when they take on SEC rival Georgia in Reed Arena.