No. 3 Texas A&M volleyball swept No. 1 Pitt in three straight sets to punch a ticket to the national championship for the first time in program history. A packed T-Mobile Center energized the Aggies to a shut-out victory in Kansas City, MO.
Texas A&M took the momentum early, earning a 28-26 win in an absolute battle of a first set that featured seventeen ties and eight lead changes. The Aggies rallied to take Set 2, 25-21, after overcoming a 9-1 run by the Panthers.
With momentum on their side and history in the balance, the Aggies charged on to Set 3. With two service aces of her own, setter Maddie Waak powered her offense to a .455 clip in the third to best a fighting Pitt team that went up 10-7 early. Ifenna Cos-Okpalla sealed the deal with her eighth kill of the day to clinch the set and sweep, 25-20.
Kyndal Stowers was on fire with 16 kills on a .433 clip, two blocks and a service ace to lead Texas A&M to the victory while Logan Lednicky tallied 14 daggers of her own on a .323 clip.
The balanced Maroon and White attack was the difference. Waak spread out the attack with four different Aggies registering at least eight kills to hold a .382 clip while A&M defense put up six massive blocks.
With the win, Texas A&M’s historic season continues, reaching the national final for the first time in program history.
TEXAS A&M SWEEPS THEIR WAY TO THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 🔥#NCAAWVB x 🎥 ESPN / @AggieVolleyball pic.twitter.com/zaRz7x9m1L
— NCAA Women’s Volleyball (@NCAAVolleyball) December 19, 2025
Final stats here.
