Texas A&M volleyball played the final match of the Aggie Invitational against Minnesota State in Reed Arena on Sept. 7. Minnesota State defeated Texas A&M after 5 sets but Texas A&M won the Aggie Invitational tournament based on set differential.
Junior Yell Leader Karsten Lowe leads a whoop before the volleyball game.
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Junior Hollann Hans was selected to the preseason All-SEC team.
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Sophomore Camille Connor lead both teams with 61 assists.
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Freshman Taylor Voss played in two sets against Missouri State.
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Junior Hollann Hans had 17 kills against Missouri State.
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Freshman Allison Fields lead the Aggies with 20 digs.
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The crowd peaks at the referees replay booth to see if the call will be reversed.
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Junior Hollann Hans had 12 digs against Missouri State.
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Junior Brookah Palmer lead the Aggies with 24 kills.
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Freshman Allison Fields lets the referees know that she thinks the ball landed inbounds.
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The Aggies had nine blocks against Missouri State.
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The Aggies earned 75 digs against Missouri State.
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Sophomore Camille Connor celebrates winning a hard fought point.
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Sophomore Makena Patterson played in four sets an earned 10 points for the Aggies.
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Junior Hollann Hans prepares to spike the ball through the Missouri State block.
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Sophomores Camille Connor and Makena Patterson work together during a play.
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Missouri State won the second set with 26 points to tie up the match.
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Fans dress up for the volleyball games to show off their Aggie Spirit.
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Both Texas A&M and Missouri State had nine blocks as a team.
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Junior Hollann Hans earned 19 of the Aggies 86 points.
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Sophomore Camille Conner had six kills against Missouri State.
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Junior Brookah Palmer lead the Aggies by scoring 26 points.
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Junior Brookah Palmer was named as the Aggie Invitational’s Most Valuable Player.
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Freshman London Austin-Roark earned five kills during the five set match against Missouri State.
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Missouri State had 60 kills in their victory over Texas A&M.
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Freshman Sydney Little serves against Missouri State.
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Sophomore Morgan Davis earned 13.5 points for the Aggies.
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Reed Arena welcomed Aggies and Missouri State fans for the final game of the Aggie Invitational.
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The Aggies will play their next games in the Oklahoma Nike Invitational in Norman, OK during Sept. 14-15.
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Texas A&M won the Aggie Invitational, increasing their record to 6-3.
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Missouri State won the tie break set 15-11 to claim victory over the Aggies.
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Texas A&m won the Aggie Invitational on set differential after three teams tied at 2-1.
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