Texas A&M sweeps Wichita State volleyball

Texas A&M swept Wichita State’s volleyball team on Saturday, holding the Shockers to their worst offensive output of the season.

WSU (3-3) lost 25-12, 26-16, 25-12 in its final match of the Texas A&M Invitational in College Station. The Shockers recorded 27 kills and 19 errors to compile a .091 attack percentage, their lowest of the season. The Aggies outblocked WSU 17-2.

Katie Reilly led WSU with nine kills and a .471 attack percentage. Katy Dudzinski and Abbie Lehman both added seven kills, although the Aggies held Lehman to a .105 attack percentage. Settter Emily Hiebert had 22 assists and WSU briefly played a 6-2 formation with Regan Peare adding three assists.

Shelby Sullivan led Texas A&M with 14 kills. The Aggies recorded 45 kills and six errors on 83 swings for a .470 attack percentage, best by a WSU opponent this season.

WSU opens its home schedule on Thursday with matches against South Dakota State and Northern Illinois in the Shocker Volleyball Classic.

This story was originally published September 5, 2015 at 2:41 PM with the headline "Texas A&M sweeps Wichita State volleyball."