Texas A&M volleyball played University of Tennessee in Reed Arena on Friday, Oct. 19 in the Dig Pink game, where fans were encouraged to wear pink in support of breast cancer awareness. Tennessee walked away with the victory in the fifth set. Texas A&M leaves with a 12-8 record while Tennessee improves to 15-5 on the season.
Junior Hollann Hans led her the Aggies with 22 kills against Tennessee.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettJunior Brookah Palmer and freshman Allison Fields collide while attempting to dig the ball.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettJunior Hollann Hans had 21 digs against University of Tennessee.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettSophomore Camille Connor celebrates an impressive kill by her teammates.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettJunior Brookah Palmer dives to keep the ball in play.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettFreshman Allison Fields and her team celebrate winning the first set against Tennessee.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettThe Texas A&M Dance team performed in pink uniforms between sets.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettUniversity of Tennessee won the second set by a a margin of three points.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettFreshman Lodon Austin-Roark and junior Hollann Hans combined for five blocks.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettTennessee had more aces (7) than Texas A&M (6) in their victory at Reed Arena.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettJunior Hollann Hans scored 26 points for Texas A&M, nine more points than the second highest scoring Aggie.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettFreshman Taylor Voss eared one ace and five digs in the loss to Tennessee.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettSophomore Camille Connor had 54 of the Aggies’ 65 assists against Tennessee.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettFans, athletes and coaches dressed in pink for the ‘Dig Pink’ theme.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettSophomore Samantha Sanders scored all of her 11 points with kills against Tennessee.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettThe Texas A&M volleyball team participates in a yell with the student body during the game.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettSenior Amy Houser falls as the ball bounces out of bounds.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettSophomore Morgan Davis had 11 points, five blocks and two digs against Tennessee.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettSenior Amy Houser had 14 dis and seven assists for the Aggies.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettJunior Hollann Hans and freshman London Austin-Roark watch as senior Amy Houser saves a vital point against Tennessee.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettTennessee as only able to log nine blocks against Texas A&M but pulled out to a 2-1 set lead after 3 sets.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettTexas A&M earned 11 blocks but allowed an attack percentage of .202 against Tennessee.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettTennessee hoped to close the fourth set and end the match but Texas A&M made a stand to tie the fourth set 24-24.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettTexas A&M won the fourth set by a score of 26-24 on junior Brookah Palmer‘s kill, forcing a fifth tie breaker set to 15.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettFreshman London Austin-Roark stares down a Tennessee hitter during the tie breaker set.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettHead coach Laura Kuhn meets with her team before the final point of the match.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettUniversity of Tennessee was able to finish the Aggies in the fifth set by a score of 15-12, claiming a victory in Aggieland.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettTexas A&M will play in Reed Arena next on Sunday, Oct. 21 against 15th ranked SEC rival Kentucky.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettSophomore Samantha Sanders signs a fans shirt at the autograph opportunity following the matchup against Tennessee.
Photo by Photo by Jesse Everett