San Angelo, TX – The Javelinas take home several honors at LSC Tournament
 
Texas A&M – Kingsville joined the other eight teams in the tournament on Tuesday night for a banquet to get ready for the LSC tournament. As they get ready for their match against UT-Tyler, the LSC honored some of the best, brightest and upcoming women of the volleyball space. The Javelinas were able to claim several awards on the night.
 
Alayna Guerrero
Guerrero joined the Javelinas this season after being on Midwestern St. the last few seasons. She picked up right where she left off last season as she won a LSC All-Honorable Mention in the 2025 season. Alayna picked up an All-Conference second team recognition for this season. In her first season with Texas A&M – Kingsville she notched 1001 assists, 67 kills, 114.5 points and 271 digs.
 
Tayae-Renae Garcia
Entering her third year with the Hogs coming off a year that she was named to the LSC All-Tournament team, she followed it up with an All-Conference Honorable Mention. She has racked up over 500 digs on the year, while having 24 aces and 106 assists for the Javelinas. She has provided a much-needed backbone for the team this season, as she ranks second for digs and as well as second for second in digs per set.
 
Natalee Rush
The veteran leadership of the Rush proved vital down the stretch. Last season she was named to All-conference second team as she became the program season leader in hitting percentage. This season she added another All-conference second team. She added 274 kills for her career, with 182 of those coming during conference play. She was able to add 327.5 points, and 86 blocks on the year and leading the team with 19 solo blocks.
 
Cambelle Brammer
Cambelle Brammer entered her first year as a Javelina and she has started her career off with a statement. She was able to grab All-Freshman team, All-Conference first team and was named the Lone Star Conference Freshman of the Year. She racked up 383.5 points with 349 kills in 28 matches, and on the defensive side she added 56 blocks which was good for third on the team. She ranked fourth in the conference for kills, and her point total was enough to capture sixth in the LSC.
 
The Javelinas look to add to these numbers as they fight through the LSC tournament. Their first match will at 11:00 AM on November 12^th. All the action will be streamed live on FloSports as well as updated on the X & Instagram, which can be followed at Javelina_VB.