Jamie Morrison's Aggies have now won 11 matches in a row as No. 2 seed Texas A&M opened its SEC Tournament run with a Sunday sweep of Vanderbilt in Savannah. All-SEC first-teamer Logan Lednicky had a match-high 14 kills as she and Ifenna Cos-Okpalla both hit over .400.

Postseason volleyball has officially arrived for No. 6 Texas A&M as the second-seeded Aggies will face No. 15 seed Vanderbilt on Sunday in the SEC Tournament quarterfinals. When the Ags and Commodores met at Reed Arena in September, the Maroon & White breezed to an early-season sweep.

With a .423 hitting percentage on Wednesday night, Texas A&M All-American Logan Lednicky pumped out 14 kills in the sixth-ranked Aggies' sweep of Florida in Gainesville. The Maroon & White have now won nine straight matches and have clinched a double bye in the SEC Tournament.

On Friday night, No. 6 Texas A&M secured its seventh conference sweep and 12th SEC victory of the year, making quick work of Auburn on the road. Emily Hellmuth led the offense with 15 kills, while Logan Lednicky and Kyndal Stowers tallied double-digit kills.

Only three regular-season matches remain as No. 6 Texas A&M rides a seven-game winning streak into a Friday night SEC matchup at Auburn. The Aggies (19-3, 11-1) have showcased the ability to play with and beat anybody in the country that dares stand in their way.

With a program-record 9,801 in attendance at Reed Arena on Halloween night, No. 9 Texas A&M defeated archrival No. 2 Texas in five sets to claim the Aggies' highest-ranked victory since 1995. Kyndal Stowers led a trio of Aggies in double-digit kills with 22 on a .400 hitting percentage.

The No. 9 Aggies are on a five-game win streak as they welcome the undefeated No. 2 Longhorns into their house of fright on Halloweek night. The Aggies enter the Lone Star Showdown with a fear factor behind Ifenna Cos-Okpalla, Logan Lednicky and Maddie Waak.

All-American Logan Lednicky lived up to her billing on Sunday afternoon as she registered 16 kills and a .355 hitting percentage in No. 9 Texas A&M's sweep of Ole Miss in Oxford. With the victory, the Aggies are now 9-1 and have set up a top-10 showdown with No. 2 Texas on Friday.

With a four-set victory on Friday night in Baton Rouge, No. 9 Texas A&M volleyball continues its winning ways with its fourth straight win. In the triumph over LSU, Logan Lednicky led the way with 14 kills, while former Tiger Maddie Waak dished out 41 assists at the PMAC.

No. 9 Texas A&M volleyball has won three consecutive matches by sweeping Mississippi State, Oklahoma and Arkansas as the mission-focused Aggies head to Baton Rouge for a Friday showdown against a feisty LSU Tiger squad.

With two matches in three days and No. 10 Texas A&M set to honor its nine seniors, the Aggies made quick work of Oklahoma on Friday night. In a second consecutive sweep, Maddie Waak dished out 29 assists as Kyndal Stowers and Logan Lednicky had 10 kills.

No. 10 Texas A&M volleyball begins a weekend of home matches on Friday night as Oklahoma comes to Reed Arena for a 6:30 p.m. CT SEC showdown. Against the Sooners, the Aggies will be displaying their philanthropic efforts as they play for Turn it Gold.

In the first-ever top-10 volleyball showdown in Reed Arena history, No. 9 Texas A&M fell to No. 3 Kentucky in four sets on Wednesday night. With the loss, the Aggies watched their seven-match winning streak come to an end as the Maroon & White are now 4-1 in SEC play.

For the first time ever, Reed Arena will host a top-10 volleyball matchup as No. 9 Texas A&M meets No. 3 Kentucky on Wednesday night for a heavyweight showdown that will have massive implications on the race for the Southeastern Conference title.

No. 9 Texas A&M volleyball remained unbeaten in conference play as the Maroon & White picked up its first SEC road win over South Carolina, 3-1. Senior Ava Underwood tallied her 1,000th career kill, making her the 23rd Aggie to do so.

Winners of five straight and off to a 2-0 start in conference play, newly-minted No. 9 Texas A&M hits the road for a Wednesday night SEC showdown against South Carolina. While the Gamecocks are currently winless in SEC play, Jamie Morrison & Co. understand the danger that lies ahead.

With a season-high nine aces, No. 13 Texas A&M stretched its modest winning streak to four straight matches with a four-set victory over No. 21 Missouri at Reed Arena on Wednesday night. In the SEC-opening win, Kyndal Stowers had 16 kills, and Ifenna Cos-Okpalla finished with 10 blocks.

No. 13 Texas A&M and No. 21 Missouri have shared similar stories through the non-conference portion of the 2025 season as the Aggies and Tigers prepare for Wednesday's SEC opener. First serve between A&M and Mizzou is set for 6 p.m. CT.