College Volleyball

The special game, dubbed "Dig Pink," will take place on Thursday, October 22 at 7 p.m.

The Horned Frogs will compete in four tournaments and 16 Mountain West matches, the 4th ranked conference in 2007.

Whitni Calvert was a two-time All-District performer at Cleburne High School.

senior middle blocker Ellen Murray, senior setter Emily Nedderman and senior libero Dani Johnson were all named to the all-Southland Conference first team.

Senior Liz Meng received NAIA All-American Honorable Mention Honors for the second consecutive year.

Senior Brooke Engel becomes first player in NCAA history to repeat as service aces champion.

Ashley Mock named NAIA Academic All-American, Red River Defensive Specialist of the Year, and first-team all-conference.

All three signees are 6' 0" or taller.

The Mustangs will welcome in two outside hitters and one setter.

NAIA Region VI final a rematch of Red River Athletic tournament, but the result is the same.

Incoming freshman will help offset the loss of five seniors from this season's squad.

Sixth seed Northwestern State takes down the third-seeded Mavericks in four games.

Win locks up the #4 seed for the Horned Frogs in the Mountain West tournament, starting on Thanksgiving Day.

Katy Prokof moved into second place in career digs in loss.

Torie Dacus and Ellen Murray first-team selections, while Emily Nedderman was a second-team pick.

Two of the four signees come from the state of Texas.

Sophomore Candice Davis makes Conference USA second team, and Kathryn Wilkerson named to all-freshman team.

Junior Lauren Secord named to the Heartland Conference First Team, and sophomore Vickie Mundell makes second team.

Junior Kandis Schroeder recorded eight kills and five block assists in the Pioneers’ four-game quarterfinal loss.

Mustangs back in action on Wednesday in Conference USA Championships in Huntington, West Virginia.