Opponents
Texas A&M-Kingsville: Nov. 12 at 1 p.m. | Live Stats | Live Video
 
Around the LSC: 
Elsewhere in the Lone Star Conference on Saturday, Texas Woman's will travel to UT Permian Basin, Western New Mexico hosts Angelo State, Tarleton State heads to Eastern New Mexico and West Texas A&M hosts Texas A&M-Commerce.  
 
Looking Forward: 
After getting their first conference win of the season against Western New Mexico on Oct. 28, the Aggies have now lost five in a row, with only one match being pushed to four sets. They are now sitting at 3-25 overall and 1-18 in Lone Star Conference play. One bright spot has been the success of sophomore Jenna Gillean, who is fourth in the LSC with 3.53 kills per set and tallied 10 or more kills in 22 of CU's 28 matches. If Gillean puts down 24 kills against the Javelinas, she will have the most kills in a season by an Aggie since Kat Evans had 437 during her freshman campaign in 2012.
 
Texas A&M-Kingsville (23-8, 12-6 LSC)
- The Javelinas have been on a three game winning streak since losing to No. 10 ASU on Nov.1.
- Leads the conference with 2.28 blocks per set and 1.71 service aces per set.
- Lexi Wick leads the LSC with a .407 attack percentage, is third in blocks at 1.08 blocks per set and third in aces at 0.37 per set, while Haley Hutchinson is fourth in blocks with 1.03 blocks per set.
- Setter Casey Klobedans is third in the league in assists (10.51 per set), and Krystal Faison is second in service aces (0.41 per set).

All-Time vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville
-Overall: 23-12 CU
-Cameron has beaten the Javelinas in the last three matches away from Lawton, Okla.
-Last meeting: Oct. 14, 2016 in Lawton, Okla. (3-0 TAMUK win)

Looking Back: 
In their last match on Tuesday, the Aggies fell in straight sets to rival Midwestern State. CU hit just .056 after a negative attack percentage third set in which they only converted on six of their 39 attacks while making eight errors. Shelby Pohlmeyer led CU with a 21 assists, 13 digs for a double-double, while Brittany Lawson chipped in 13 digs and six kills and Katrina Campbell had 11 digs of her own. Jenna Gillean was one kill away from her ninth double-double of the season as she had nine kills and 10 digs.

By The Numbers:
0-The number of seniors on this year's CU roster.
7-The Aggies have been pushed to five sets in seven of their 28 matches this season.
13-The state of Texas is represented well in the 2016 roster with 13 student-athletes.
38-This is the 38th overall season for the Aggie volleyball program which ran from 1972-81, and was reestablished in 1987.
211-Jenna Gillean has played in every set for CU since she stepped onto campus last season.  
240- Number of coaching victories by head coach Qi Wang who is in his third season at Cameron.