- Angelo State maintains the top spot in the Lone Star Conference volleyball standings with an 11-1 league record and 20-2 overall record. - Lauren Frye of Eastern New Mexico is named Offensive Player of the Week after setting a new school record with 25 kills in a three set match. Haley Hutchinson of Texas A&M-Kingsville is named Defensive Player of the Week. Meghan Parker of Angelo State is named Setter of the Week. - The document provides individual stats and accomplishments for players across the LSC over the past week and upcoming match schedules.

1. LSC STANDINGS
School Conf CPct. Overall Pct. Streak Home Away Neutral
Angelo State 11-1 0.917 20-2 0.909 W7 9-0 8-1 3-1
Tarleton State 10-3 0.769 18-4 0.818 W1 8-2 6-2 4-0
Texas A&M-Kingsville 9-4 0.692 19-6 0.760 L1 6-0 9-5 4-1
West Texas A&M 9-4 0.692 14-9 0.609 W2 8-3 5-3 1-3
Eastern New Mexico 7-5 0.583 12-10 0.545 W2 7-1 1-5 4-4
Texas A&M-Commerce 7-6 0.538 13-11 0.542 L1 8-3 1-5 4-3
Western New Mexico 6-6 0.500 14-9 0.609 L1 5-1 4-6 5-2
Midwestern State 5-8 0.385 11-13 0.458 L1 6-5 4-6 1-2
Texas Woman’s 3-10 0.231 7-15 0.318 L2 5-7 1-6 1-2
UT Permian Basin 3-10 0.231 7-16 0.304 W1 1-6 4-5 2-5
Cameron 0-13 0.000 2-20 0.091 L14 0-7 0-7 2-6
LSC VOLLEYBALL
Angelo State has taken sole possession of the top spot in the Lone Star Conference standings with 11-1 league
record.
LSC play con nues this week with 12 matches on the schedule including Tarleton State at ASU on Wednesday.
LSC volleyball teams are 137-115 overall this season. The squads are currently 15-9 combined versus Rocky
Mountain Athle c Conference teams, and 23-9 against the Heartland Conference, which are the other leagues
in the NCAA South Central Region.
PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
OFFENSIVE
Lauren Frye, Eastern New Mexico University, SR, Amissville, Va., Highland HS
Frye led the Greyhounds past West Texas A&M and Texas A&M-Kingsville this past week, sweeping both
opponents 3-0 in Greyhound Arena. Eastern had not beaten WT in consecu ve years since 1995-96 and was the
first victory over TAMUK since 2004. The senior posted a new school record with 25 kills in the three set match
against WT while hi ng .500 on 42 swings. The 25 kills are the most in Division II this season in three sets. She
came four kills shy of matching the all- me school record. Frye tallied 14 kills and hit .321 against the Javelinas.
DEFENSIVE
Haley Hutchinson, Texas A&M University-Kingsville, SO, Georgetown, Texas, Rouse HS
Hutchinson was the defensive anchor for the Javelinas this weekend as she led the club with 19 total blocks for
a 1.46 blocks per set average. Against Western New Mexico, Hutchinson came up big with an individual career-
high of ten total blocks in the five-set win on the road.
SETTER
Meghan Parker, Angelo State University, FR, San Antonio, Texas, Johnson HS
Se ng for the offense was LSC assist per set leader Meghan Parker. The San Antonio na ve tallied 72 total
assists to aid the Belles to a pair of victories at Texas Woman’s and Texas A&M-Commerce. This averaged her
10.29 assists per set against the two opponents. She con nues to remain in the top 10 na onally for assists per
set with 11.61. With 859 total assists on the year, she is currently less than 60 assists away from cracking the
programs record books as a freshman. From the service line, she led the team with three aces on the week.
Defensively, Parker chalked up 14 digs, which averaged her 2.00 per set.
OTHER TOP PERFORMERS
Hailey Roberts, Tarleton State University, con nued to lead the TexAnn offense as the junior outside hi er
landed 71 kills for Tarleton in three matches last week. She averaged 5.46 kills per set and added three assists,
45 digs, and seven blocks for the week.
Elisa Bentsen, West Texas A&M University, had a huge week for the Lady Buffs as the Hesperia, Calfiornia
na ve tallied 35 kills on 58 swings with just seven a ack errors to hit .483 on the week. The senior middle
blocker registered 11 total blocks (6 solo, 5 assisted). She had a breakout match against Cameron on Friday
night in Canyon with 14 kills on 22 swings with four a ack errors to hit .455 in the sweep with six total blocks
(3 solo, 3 assisted).
Brianna Sotello, Angelo State University, had a strong showing on offense this week for the Belles. The San
Antonio na ve led ASU with 27 total kills and averaged 3.86 kills per set. She recorded a .317 clip for the week,
which included a .423 hi ng percentage against TWU. Improving her numbers from the service line, Sotello
also dropped in a pair of aces. On the defensive side of the ball, the junior was second on the squad with 23
total digs for the week.
Krystal Faison, Texas A&M University-Kingsville, had a strong weekend a er recording a team-high of 54
points and 49 kills. Faison’s weekend was highlighted by a career performance at home against Tarleton State
where she recorded career-highs of 23 kills and a .500 hi ng percentage. She also notched another double-
double this season in that same match a er accumula ng 15 digs to help the Hogs upset the TexANNS in five
SCHEDULE
Tuesday, October 25, 2016
*Texas A&M-Commerce at Texas Woman’s, 7 p.m.
Wednesday, October 26, 2016
*Tarleton State at Angelo State, 7 p.m.
Friday, October 28, 2016
*Western New Mexico at Cameron, 5:30 p.m.
*Eastern New Mexico at Midwestern State, 6 p.m.
*UT Permian Basin at Tarleton State, 6 p.m.
*West Texas A&M at Angelo State, 7 p.m.
*Texas A&M-Commerce at Texas A&M-Kingsville, 7 p.m.
Saturday, October 29, 2016
*Texas Woman’s at Texas A&M-Kingsville, 1 p.m.
*West Texas A&M at Tarleton State, 2 p.m.
*UT Permian Basin at Angelo State, 2 p.m.
*Western New Mexico at Midwestern State, 2 p.m.
*Eastern New Mexico at Cameron, 2 p.m.
Southern Nazarene at Midwestern State, 4:30 p.m.
All mes are CST; * denotes LSC game
RESULTS
Complete results at lonestarconference.org.
WEEKLY AWARDS
Offensive
S-6 Hailey Roberts, Tarleton State
S-13 Mallory Blauser, Angelo State
S-20 Hailey Roberts, Tarleton State (2)
S-27 Lauren Frye, Eastern New Mexico
O-4 Hailey Roberts, Tarleton State (3)
O-11 Lauren Frye, Eastern New Mexico (2)
O-18 Mallory Blauser, Angelo State (2)
O-25 Lauren Frye, Eastern New Mexico (3)
Defensive
S-6 Ashley Mireles, Texas A&M-Commerce
S-13 Brianna Sotello, Angelo State
S-20 Elisa Bentsen, West Texas A&M
S-27 Ashley Mireles, Texas A&M-Commerce (2)
O-4 Ashley Mireles, Texas A&M-Commerce (3)
O-11 Andrea Aguilar, Eastern New Mexico
O-18 Addison Semer, Midwestern State
O-25 Haley Hutchinson, Texas A&M-Kingsville
Se er
S-6 Meghan Parker, Angelo State
S-13 Meghan Parker, Angelo State (2)
S-20 Meghan Parker, Angelo State (3)
S-27 Melanie Hughes, Western New Mexico
O-4 Selena Ba ste, West Texas A&M
O-11 Melanie Hughes, Western New Mexico (2)
O-18 Jordyn Keamo, Tarleton State
O-25 Meghan Parker, Angelo State (4)
FIRST SERVE
• Angelo State is ranked 10th in the AVCA poll
and Tarleton State is receiving votes (Oct. 24).
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sets. The junior has now tallied ten or more killsin
nine of her last ten matches.
Shannon Rich, Western New Mexico, had a
monster match hi ng .737 with 16 kills to just two
errors in 19 swings. She also added eight blocks, with
one coming solo and two digs.
Makayla Mayfield, Texas Woman’s University,
broke a 21-year old TWU single-game record with 40
digs Tuesday night at Cameron in a five-set Pioneer
win. Mayfield’s career-high broke Michelle Murray’s
mark of 39, also set against Cameron, on Sept. 22,
1995, in another five-set win. The sophomore’s 40
digs is the highest total in the Lone Star this season
and the 14th-highest mark in Division II within a five-
set match in 2016. The libero role is new to Mayfield
as the outside hi er stepped in to anchor the back
row last week due to a teammate’s injury.
Lauren Bri en, West Texas A&M University,
con nues to put together a great senior campaign
as the Amarillo High School product tallied 51 digs in
nine sets to average 5.67 per frame to go along with
two service aces. She registered 19 digs on Saturday
a ernoon in a sweep of rival Midwestern State in a
Highway 287 Challenge Cup matchup and ran her
career total to 1,947 as she sits in fourth place all-
me on the WT Career Digs list.”
Adrianna Knutson, Tarleton State University, led
the TexAnn defense with 50 digs on the back row
for Tarleton. In addi on to her team-high 50 digs,
Knutson added eight assists for the week.
Shannon Rich, Western New Mexico, had a
monster match hi ng .737 with 16 kills to just two
errors in 19 swings. She also added eight blocks, with
one coming solo and two digs.
Morgan Seaton, Angelo State University, was
once again a force along the net against the Belles’
last two opponents. She recorded a team high nine
total blocks and added a single solo block to maintain
her team leading total of 10. This included a six total
block match against Texas A&M - Commerce. Seaton
currently leads ASU with 67.0 total blocks on the year.
Offensively, the junior also checked in at third on the
team with 19 kills for the week.
Jordyn Keamo, Tarleton State University, con nued
her stellar se er play last week with 145 assists in
three matches for an average of 11.15 assists per set.
Keamo had three consecu ve double-doubles with
41 total digs. She also added 15 kills and five blocks
for the week.
Selena Ba ste, West Texas A&M University,
con nued to impress for the Lady Buffs as the
freshman led WT to a 2-1 week as they improved
their overall record to 14-9 (9-4 LSC). The Portland,
Oregon na ve dished out 99 assists in the nine
frames to average 11.0 per set to go along with 10
kills on 29 swings with just one error to hit .310 on
the week. She registered four service aces with 15
digs and three blocks for 15.5 points.
Tiana Roebuck, Eastern New Mexico University,
set a new career-record with 26 assists in the three
set win over Texas A&M-Kingsville on Saturday night.
Addi onally, she set the table for the offense that hit
.263.
Melanie Hughes, Western New Mexico, came
through with a majority of the assists tallying 31. She
also added six digs.
LSC NOTES (Submitted by LSC
SID’s)
Angelo State
No. 10 Angelo State con nued to role this week as it
extended its win streak to seven with victories over
Texas Woman’s and Texas A&M - Commerce. The
Belles now sit at 20-2 overall and 11-1 in the Lone
Star Conference. Brianna Sotello (27) and Mallory
Blauser (21) led the potent ASU a ack in kills this
week. Distribu ng the rock for the Belles was
Meghan Parker. The freshman con nues to remain
in the na onal top 10 in assist per set and is less
than 60 assists away from cracking the programs
record books. Heading the stout defense was Morgan
Seaton and Mallory Davidson. Seaton racked up nine
total blocks, while Davidson led with 33 digs (4.71
per set). As it sits on top of the conference, the team
will be entering a week with three cri cal match-
ups beginning with second place Tarleton State on
Wednesday, October 26, third place West Texas A&M
on Friday, October 28. ASU will then cap the week
with a hungry UT - Permian Basin team that will be
looking to build of its last win. The Belles will also be
looking to protect a 9-0 home record this season.
Cameron
0-3 last week.
Eastern New Mexico
The Eastern New Mexico Greyhounds are coming
off several historic performances this past week.
Eastern knocked of rival West Texas A&M, 3-0, on
Tuesday, sweeping the Lady Buffs for the first me
since 2004 and the first me Eastern has beaten WT
in consecu ve years since 1985-86. Senior Lauren
Frye posted a new school record with 25 kills in
the three set match. On Saturday, the Greyhounds
upended Texas A&M-Kingsville, 3-0, giving Eastern its
first victory over the Javelinas since the 2004 season.
Junior Tiana Roebuck dished out a career-high 26
assists in the winning effort.
Midwestern State
Midwestern State posted a 2-1 record last week to
move to 11-13 overall and 5-8 in LSC play to remain
in eighth in the conference standings. The Mustangs
began the week with a 3-2 win over Texas A&M-
Commerce at D.L. Ligon Coliseum to split the season
series with the Lions. MSU followed with another
sweep of UT Permian Basin in Odessa before falling
3-0 to West Texas A&M in Canyon. The Mustangs
begin a four-match homestand Friday against Eastern
New Mexico before hos ng Western New Mexico and
Southern Nazarene in a Saturday doubleheader.
Tarleton State
Tarleton dropped two of three matches last weekend.
The TexAnns will return to ac on Wednesday with a
trip to Angelo State before returning home for back-
to-back contests against UT Permian Basin and West
Texas A&M.
Texas A&M-Commerce
The Lions went 1-2 last week to fall to 13-11 overall
and7-6intheLSCdespiteabighomewinoverTarleton
on Friday... In Tuesday’s 2-3 loss at Midwestern State,
Neka Nelson ed her career-high in kills with 15 to
lead the Lions, while Taryn Driver had 12 kills and
Jaslyn Wacker had 11. Gabriela Rosa had 24 assists
to lead the Lions. Rylie Fuentes had 23 assists to go
along with 15 digs. Ashley Mireles had 27 digs to
lead A&M-Commerce... In Friday’s 3-2 comeback win
over Tarleton, the Lions had 20 blocks in the match,
their most on the season and the most since Craig
Case took over as head coach in 2010. Jaslyn Wacker
and Bina Njikam each had 10 blocks. Taryn Driver
had seven and Jaryn Wacker and Payton McMillan
both had five. Jaryn Wacker had a season-high 16
kills and a .500 hi ng percentage. Njikam also had
a season-high 12 kills and a .474 hi ng percentage.
Driver had 10 kills. The Lions’ hi ng percentage was
AVCA DIVISION II COACHES POLL
October 24, 2016
# Team (1st votes) Rec. Pts Prev.
1 Minnesota Duluth (29) 1169 21-1 1
2 Southwest Minn. State (16) 1150 19-3 2
3 Concordia-St. Paul (2) 1113 20-2 3
4 Nebraska-Kearney 1047 26-1 4
5 Wheeling Jesuit (1) 983 25-2 5
6 Winona State 957 20-3 6
7 Augustana (SD) 915 20-4 8
8 Wayne State (Neb.) 826 17-6 9
9 Central Oklahoma 778 23-2 11
10 Angelo State 757 20-2 10
11 Alaska-Anchorage 734 21-2 7
12 Palm Beach Atlan c 664 18-3 12
13 Northern State 592 16-6 13
14 Washburn 553 20-5 14
15 Central Missouri 490 16-7 15
16 NW Missouri State 425 22-2 17
17 Western Washington 393 14-6 19
18 Cal State San Bernardino 380 15-4 18
19 Lewis 308 17-6 16
20 Metro State 288 18-3 23
21 Ferris State 277 18-5 21
22 Colorado School of Mines 155 16-5 22
23 Tampa 132 14-6 20
24 Florida Southern 117 14-5 25
25 Rockhurst 100 19-4 NR
Others receiving votes and listed on two or more
ballots: California Bap st 57; Concordia (CA) 48;
Findlay 35; West Florida 28; Colorado Mesa 26;
Wingate 25; North Alabama 20; Tarleton State 16;
Wayne State (Mich.) 16; Arkansas-Fort Smith 10;
Dropped Out: Colorado Mesa 24;
LSC IN 2016 AVCA RANKINGS
WEEK ASU CU ENMU MSU TSU A&M-C
AUG. 16 22 NR NR NR RV NR
SEPT. 5 T19 NR NR NR NR NR
SEPT. 12 8 NR NR NR NR NR
SEPT. 19 8 NR NR NR NR NR
SEPT. 26 13 NR NR NR NR NR
OCT. 3 12 NR NR NR RV NR
OCT. 10 11 NR NR NR RV NR
OCT. 17 10 NR NR NR RV NR
OCT. 24 10 NR NR NR RV NR
WEEK TAMUK TWU UTPB WT WNMU
AUG. 16 NR NR NR NR NR
SEPT. 5 NR NR NR NR NR
SEPT. 12 NR NR NR NR NR
SEPT. 19 NR NR NR NR NR
SEPT. 26 NR NR NR NR NR
OCT. 3 NR NR NR NR NR
OCT. 10 NR NR NR NR NR
OCT. 17 NR NR NR NR NR
OCT. 24 NR NR NR NR NR

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.236. The Texanns had a hi ng percentage of .120...
In Saturday’s 3-1 loss to No. 10 Angelo State, Layne
Li le led the Lions with 12 kills and she added two
blocks. Jaslyn Wacker had 10 kills with a .500 hi ng
percentage and led the team with five blocks and two
service aces. Ashley Mireles led the Lions with 22 digs
while Rylie Fuentes had 24 assists.
Texas A&M-Kingsville
The Javelinas were on cloud nine a majority of the
weekend a er knocking off Tarleton State at home
and then defea ng Western New Mexico on the
road, both in five sets. With the wins, TAMUK handed
TSU its first road loss of the season, and gave WNMU
its first loss of the season at home. A er two hard
fought matches, the Hogs was swept by Eastern New
Mexico in Greyhound Arena. They will now close
out the month at home against A&M-Commerce on
Friday, October 28 and then against Texas Woman’s
on Saturday, October 29.
Texas Woman’s
The Pioneers secured their third LSC win of the
season in a 3-2 victory against Cameron before falling
in straight sets to No. 10 Angelo State and Tarleton
State.
UT Permian Basin
1-1 last week.
West Texas A&M
The Lady Buffs of West Texas A&M went 2-1 this past
week as they fell to Eastern New Mexico on the road
before rebounding with home sweeps of Cameron
and Midwestern State to improve to 14-9 (9-4 LSC) on
the season. WT hits the road this weekend for Lone
Star Conference ac on as they head to San Angelo,
Texas for a Friday night matchup with No. 10 Angelo
State followed by a Saturday a ernoon showdown
with Tarleton State in Stephenville.
Western New Mexico
WNMU went toe-to-toe with Texas A&M-Kingsville
before eventually falling in a five-set thriller. Rich
had a monster match hi ng .737 with 16 kills to just
two errors in 19 swings. She also added eight blocks,
with one coming solo and two digs. Hughes came
through with a majority of the assists tallying 31. She
also added six digs. Rich led the blocking a ack with
eight blocks, with one coming solo. WNMU posted 12
blocks as a team.
LSC Volleyball Championship
November 17-18-19, 2016
at No. 1 Seed