LAWTON— Cameron's undefeated streak continues after they defeated Midwestern State 3-1 (25-14, 23-25, 25-27, 25-16) on Tuesday evening. The Aggies are now 10-0 on the season and 2-0 in Lone Star Conference Play.

Senior Kat Evans paced the Aggie offense with 14 kills and a .462 hitting clip, while freshman Jordan Williams added 13 kills and had 10 digs for her third double-double of the year. Junior Ciandra Seabourn contributed 17 digs for the Aggies, and freshman Tori Luckenbill led Cameron in assists with 23.

Cameron ended the match with 52 kills total and a .211 attacking percentage compared to MSU's 45 kills and .093 attacking percentage. The Mustangs had more digs than the Aggies, 69 to CU's 64, but Cameron averaged more team blocks than MSU, 9.0 over the Mustang's 7.0.

While both teams each had 11 kills in set one, Mustang attack errors allowed CU to take command. After a 2-2 tie, the Aggies gained momentum after a kill from Evans brought them the lead, which they held for the remainder of the set to win, 25-14. The Mustangs had 10 attack errors to CU's one and ended the set with a .026 attacking percentage.

Set two proved opposite for the Aggies as attack errors plagued them early on. Four consecutive attack errors by the Ags gave MSU a 1-4 lead. Cameron came within a point of the Mustangs in the middle of the set after a kill from Williams put the score at 15-16. The Aggies continued to battle back after three straight attack errors by the Mustangs tied the score at 23-23, however, back-to-back kills from MSU's Meghan Bettis awarded MSU the set, 23-25.

The third set proved to be a thriller with 12 ties and six lead changes. Late in the set, the score was knotted at 24-24 before a kill from MSU's Kiley Beaver brought the Mustangs ahead by one. However, a service error by Beaver became the turning point of the set as Cameron bounced back with straight kills from Evans and Gillean to win, 27-25.

The Mustangs surged for a 0-4 lead to begin the fourth set. The set tied three times until the Aggies came off an 8-8 tie after a kill by Gillean put them up once again and allowed them to lead the remainder of the set and take it, 25-16.

Midwestern State (5-4) was led by Meghan Bettis who had 10 kills and 16 digs on the match.

The Aggies remain at home for their next four matches, the next being at 2 p.m. on Sept. 26 versus Southern Nazarene for their lone non-conference home match.