
RECAP: Ladyjacks Secure Second Straight Conference Sweep
9/26/2026 4:20:00 PM | Women's Volleyball
NACOGDOCHES, Texas- Stephen F. Austin swept LSU New Orleans 3-0 (25-20, 25-23, 25-23) on Saturday. The Ladyjacks hit .317 with 50 kills and reached at least 16 kills in each set, exceeding their season average hitting percentage of .210.
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The Privateers scored the first three points and led 4-1 before SFA answered with kills from Madi Zorn, Kennedy Jones, Molly Cravens and Kyanna Creecy during a stretch that moved the Ladyjacks ahead 6-4, and Jones later put SFA up 7-5. After the Privateers pulled even at 9-9, SFA scored the next six points, with Creecy serving two aces and Katherine Holtman and Avery Koonsen adding kills before Jordan Henderson-Holtman's block helped make it 15-9. The Privateers stayed within 17-14, but a Henderson kill and back-to-back Ryan Williams attack errors, including a Creecy-Cravens block, pushed SFA back out to 20-14. The Privateers cut the margin to 22-19 late, but Creecy stopped the run with a kill, Mariana Franco's service error brought up set point, and Koonsen finished the opening set at 25-20.
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The Privateers scored the first four points of the second set, but kills from Haley Peterson, Jones, Cravens, and Creecy helped SFA get even at 6-6. The Privateers later went up 9-6 on consecutive SFA attack errors, before Jones and Creecy helped SFA pull even again at 9-9 in a stretch that stayed tight through 15-15. After the Privateers moved ahead 18-16, SFA answered with a Laura Piva attack error, a Peterson kill, and a Creecy ace for a 19-18 lead, and Holtman's kill tied the set again at 20-20. Cravens and Jones gave the Ladyjacks set point at 24-22, and after Ryan Williams' kill made it 24-23, Creecy finished the set with a kill from Zorn for a 25-23 win.
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The Privateers moved in front midway through the third set, using a four-point stretch to turn a 7-7 tie into an 11-7 lead before later going ahead 16-11. SFA pulled even at 16-16 behind Aniston Collins' service ace and three Holtman kills, then answered a 17-16 deficit with another Holtman kill to tie it again. Jones served SFA through a four-point run that pushed the lead to 21-17, with Holtman adding two kills and Creecy and Koonsen combining on a block. The Privateers cut the margin to 24-23 late, but Cravens finished a kill from Zorn to close the set 25-23 for SFA.
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PLAYERS OF THE MATCH
• Katherine Holtman- 15 kills (led team), .464 hitting percentage
• Kyanna Creecy- 8 kills, .538 hitting percentage (led team), 3 service aces (led team & new career high), 3 block assists
• Aniston Collins- 20 assists (led team), 4 digs
• Caroline Kahle- 14 digs (led team), 5 assists
• Madi Zorn- 18 assists, 6 digs
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SFA is 8-7 overall and 2-0 in Southland play. The Privateers are 2-13 overall and 0-2 in Southland play.
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NEXT UP
The Ladyjacks volleyball team will travel to Lake Charles, Louisiana, to face McNeese on Thursday, Oct. 1, at 6:30 p.m.
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The Privateers scored the first three points and led 4-1 before SFA answered with kills from Madi Zorn, Kennedy Jones, Molly Cravens and Kyanna Creecy during a stretch that moved the Ladyjacks ahead 6-4, and Jones later put SFA up 7-5. After the Privateers pulled even at 9-9, SFA scored the next six points, with Creecy serving two aces and Katherine Holtman and Avery Koonsen adding kills before Jordan Henderson-Holtman's block helped make it 15-9. The Privateers stayed within 17-14, but a Henderson kill and back-to-back Ryan Williams attack errors, including a Creecy-Cravens block, pushed SFA back out to 20-14. The Privateers cut the margin to 22-19 late, but Creecy stopped the run with a kill, Mariana Franco's service error brought up set point, and Koonsen finished the opening set at 25-20.
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The Privateers scored the first four points of the second set, but kills from Haley Peterson, Jones, Cravens, and Creecy helped SFA get even at 6-6. The Privateers later went up 9-6 on consecutive SFA attack errors, before Jones and Creecy helped SFA pull even again at 9-9 in a stretch that stayed tight through 15-15. After the Privateers moved ahead 18-16, SFA answered with a Laura Piva attack error, a Peterson kill, and a Creecy ace for a 19-18 lead, and Holtman's kill tied the set again at 20-20. Cravens and Jones gave the Ladyjacks set point at 24-22, and after Ryan Williams' kill made it 24-23, Creecy finished the set with a kill from Zorn for a 25-23 win.
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The Privateers moved in front midway through the third set, using a four-point stretch to turn a 7-7 tie into an 11-7 lead before later going ahead 16-11. SFA pulled even at 16-16 behind Aniston Collins' service ace and three Holtman kills, then answered a 17-16 deficit with another Holtman kill to tie it again. Jones served SFA through a four-point run that pushed the lead to 21-17, with Holtman adding two kills and Creecy and Koonsen combining on a block. The Privateers cut the margin to 24-23 late, but Cravens finished a kill from Zorn to close the set 25-23 for SFA.
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PLAYERS OF THE MATCH
• Katherine Holtman- 15 kills (led team), .464 hitting percentage
• Kyanna Creecy- 8 kills, .538 hitting percentage (led team), 3 service aces (led team & new career high), 3 block assists
• Aniston Collins- 20 assists (led team), 4 digs
• Caroline Kahle- 14 digs (led team), 5 assists
• Madi Zorn- 18 assists, 6 digs
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SFA is 8-7 overall and 2-0 in Southland play. The Privateers are 2-13 overall and 0-2 in Southland play.
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NEXT UP
The Ladyjacks volleyball team will travel to Lake Charles, Louisiana, to face McNeese on Thursday, Oct. 1, at 6:30 p.m.
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FOLLOW THE LADYJACKS
For all the latest information on SFA Volleyball, visit SFAjacks.com. For up-to-the-minute updates, follow the Ladyjacks on X, Instagram and Facebook.
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
UNO
SFA
Kills
46
48
Errors
17
12
Attempts
114
119
Hitting %
.254
.303
Points
58.0
60.0
Assists
42
44
Aces
6
4
Blocks
6
8
Game Leaders
Tuesday, October 13
Monday, October 12
Tuesday, October 06
Tuesday, October 06

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