The opponent:
Arkansas Tech (10-5, 4-1 GAC): Sept. 29 at noon | Live Stats
Williams Baptist (10-5, 2-2 AMC): Sept. 29 at 2 p.m. | Live Stats

Around the LSC:
Texas A&M-Commerce vs. Angelo State is the only Lone Star Conference match playing on Tuesday night. Texas Woman's, West Texas A&M, Midwestern State, and Eastern New Mexico are all playing non-conference games, while Tarleton State and Texas A&M-Kingsville are off.

Looking back:
The Aggies have dropped their last three matches in a row, after a seesaw five set battle at Midwestern State on Friday night in Wichita Falls. This was the fifth time this season CU pushed a team the distance and second time falling in the fifth set this season. Rebecca Green led Cameron's offensive attack with 21 kills while only making three errors against the Mustangs; in her last two matches she has 28 kills and a .416 hitting percentage. Kendra Adams had a career night with 11 kills and a .276 hitting percentage.

Looking forward:
Arkansas Tech opened at Midwestern State like Cameron to start the season with common wins against Molloy and CSU-Pueblo. The Golden Suns were able to close out the invite with a 3-1 win over Midwestern State; ATU also has faced Northwestern Oklahoma in Russellville, Ark. and beat the Rangers 3-1. The Golden Suns have a two game winning streak after besting Union (Tenn.) and Trevecca in straight sets.

This will the first meeting between Cameron and Williams Baptist, a NAIA program, who faces Henderson State and Ouachita Baptist on Monday night before playing CU on Tuesday.  The Eagles are riding a two game winning streak and against NCAA Division II schools they are 1-1, hosting Henderson and Ouachita Baptist earlier in the season.

Double-Double:
Kayla Hebert has a team high eight double-doubles this season after averaging 4.52 assists and 3.00 digs per set.

Second to best:
Cameron is second in the Lone Star Conference with 18.27 digs per set, behind Angelo State who is averaging 19.84; nationally the Aggies are 14th best in digs.

On the horizon:
The Aggies host Texas A&M-Kingsville on Friday at 7 p.m. for "Think Pink" and then face Arkansas-Monticello on Saturday at 6 p.m.