The Opponent:
Midwestern State 5-20 (0-11 LSC) | Oct. 30 at 5:30 p.m. | Live Stats
 
Looking back: On Oct. 27 the Aggies snapped their six game losing streak with a 3-2 win over West Texas A&M. The win marked the first time since 1998 that the Aggies have defeated West Texas A&M with the last victory dating back to CU's LSC Tournament title.

Overall, Cameron ended the match with 65 kills, a .124 attacking percentage, and 117 digs, while West Texas A&M had 63 kills, a .136 hitting percentage, and 132 digs. The Aggies had two players achieve a double-double on the match. Freshman Jordan Williams put down 17 kills out of 76 attempts and added 18 digs to grab her fourth career double-double, and freshman Tori Luckenbill attained her eighth career double-double after contributing 46 assists and 26 digs.
 
Setting the stage: Against rival Midwestern State, CU leads the overall series 32-17 and is 13-9 in Wichita Falls with the Aggies last away win occurring in 2006. Last season, the home-and-home series was split with both teams winning on their home floor. Earlier this season, the Aggies defeated the Mustangs 3-1 in CU's home opener on Sept. 22. Cameron ended the match with 52 kills total and a .211 attacking percentage compared to MSU's 45 kills and .093 attacking percentage.
 
About Midwestern State: Midwestern State is in last place in the LSC standings with a 0-11 conference record. The Mustangs are 5-20 overall and are experiencing a six game skid. The team has struggled on the road at 0-9 but is 3-6 at home. MSU has two with over 200 kills with Hunter Porter leading the team with 211, averaging 2.37 per set. She is followed by Meghan Bettis who has 202 kills and averages 2.46 per set. On the defensive side, Kiley Beaver has a team high 68 blocks, and Matti Dix leads her team in digs with 404 on the season.
 
The rest of the league: Friday evening in the LSC will see three other league matches with Angelo State visiting West Texas A&M, Texas Woman's visiting Texas A&M-Kingsville, and Eastern New Mexico hosting Tarleton State.
 
By the numbers:
1 – Kat Evans is the lone senior on the Aggie squad and is one of nine CU volleyball players to surpass 1,000 kills.  The Pearland, Texas native has played in 112 matches and has 1,273 kills, which is sixth highest all-time at Cameron.
12 – Youth is the theme of the 2015 season for the Aggies with 12 freshmen on the roster
13 – Cameron opened the season with their best start since the 1998 season where they opened the year 22-0.
15 – Cameron's roster consists of players from two states and one international, with 15 out of the 17 hailing from the state of Texas. 
17 – On Oct. 27 the Aggies beat West Texas A&M for the first time since the 1998 LSC Tournament Championship.
37 – This is the 37th overall season for the Aggie volleyball program which ran from 1972-81, and was reestablished in 1987.
45 – Cristina Viera broke the school record for digs in a match on Saturday, Sept. 26 against Southern Nazarene.
51 – The number of assists Tori Luckenbill had in three sets during a victory against Harding; that number is tied for second highest for a match this season in NCAA Division II volleyball.
245 – Head Coach Qi Wang's number of wins in 11 seasons
 
On the horizon: Cameron will remain on the road for their next two matches as they will take on Texas Woman's on Nov. 6 and Texas A&M-Commerce the following day on Nov. 7.