University of Memphis Athletics
Friday, October 30
Memphis, Tenn.
6:30 p.m.
University of Memphis
vs
UTSA
Oct 29, 2026 | Volleyball
MEMPHIS, Tenn. – The University of Memphis volleyball team returns to Elma Roane Fieldhouse to host two American Conference matchups this weekend, facing UTSA on Friday, Oct. 30, at 6:30 p.m. and closing against Charlotte on Sunday, Nov. 1, at 1 p.m. Both matches will be streamed live on ESPN+.
SCOUTING THE TIGERS
Memphis (7-14, 2-8 American) enters the weekend with a three-game skid after dropping a five-set decision against Florida Atlantic and falling to South Florida in four sets last weekend.
Caitlyn Little paced the Tigers offensively with 32 kills, averaging 3.56 kills per set. Little leads the American in kills per set at 3.94. Sydney Marshall distributed 72 assists over the two matches, averaging eight assists per set. The junior setter ranks fourth in the conference at 8.99 assists per set.
Senior libero Abigail Schlueter collected 29 digs, moving into fifth place on the Memphis all-time digs list. Schlueter ranks fourth in the conference with 3.40 digs per set. Arianna Mongare added 12 blocks, including one solo stop, to average 1.33 blocks per set.
SCOUTING UTSA & CHARLOTTE
UTSA (12-9, 3-7 American) enters the weekend after dropping their two previous matches against UAB in San Antonio and Temple on the road. Caroline Tredwell led the Roadrunners with 23 kills while hitting .391 over the weekend. Setters Valeria Ortiz and Megan Hawkins each topped the 30-assist mark with 32 and 33 assists, respectively. Ledisi Kpea tallied six blocks over the two matches and ranks second in the American with 1.22 blocks per set.
Charlotte (4-17, 1-9 American) is currently on a six-game skid after falling to Temple and Wichita State in Charlotte last weekend. Clara Briley paced the 49ers with 23 kills. Harper Hall recorded 53 assists, averaging 5.89 per set. Hall ranks ninth in the conference at 7.55 assists per set. Jovana Antic posted 12 blocks for a 1.33 per-set average, while Milan Cannon ranks eighth in the league with 1.00 blocks per set.
THE SERIES BETWEEN THE ROADRUNNER & 49ERS
Memphis and UTSA meet for the fifth time Friday, with the Roadrunners holding a 3-1 series edge. UTSA took the only prior meeting in Memphis last season in a three-set sweep.
Sunday marks the 18th meeting between Memphis and Charlotte, with the 49ers holding a 10-7 series lead. While Charlotte claimed last season's meeting, the Tigers won the previous matchup in Memphis during the 2024 season.
Season Tickets Available Now
The 2026 season tickets are now on sale. Fans can purchase season tickets by visiting HERE.
Season tickets start at $75 plus fees with general admission chairback and floor seating options available. If you are interested in Libero Row floor seating, please contact the Memphis Athletic Fund at maf@memphis.edu for more information.
HOW TO FOLLOW THE TIGERS
For complete information on Memphis Tigers Volleyball, visit www.GoTigersGo.com and follow the team's social media channels on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
SCOUTING THE TIGERS
Memphis (7-14, 2-8 American) enters the weekend with a three-game skid after dropping a five-set decision against Florida Atlantic and falling to South Florida in four sets last weekend.
Caitlyn Little paced the Tigers offensively with 32 kills, averaging 3.56 kills per set. Little leads the American in kills per set at 3.94. Sydney Marshall distributed 72 assists over the two matches, averaging eight assists per set. The junior setter ranks fourth in the conference at 8.99 assists per set.
Senior libero Abigail Schlueter collected 29 digs, moving into fifth place on the Memphis all-time digs list. Schlueter ranks fourth in the conference with 3.40 digs per set. Arianna Mongare added 12 blocks, including one solo stop, to average 1.33 blocks per set.
SCOUTING UTSA & CHARLOTTE
UTSA (12-9, 3-7 American) enters the weekend after dropping their two previous matches against UAB in San Antonio and Temple on the road. Caroline Tredwell led the Roadrunners with 23 kills while hitting .391 over the weekend. Setters Valeria Ortiz and Megan Hawkins each topped the 30-assist mark with 32 and 33 assists, respectively. Ledisi Kpea tallied six blocks over the two matches and ranks second in the American with 1.22 blocks per set.
Charlotte (4-17, 1-9 American) is currently on a six-game skid after falling to Temple and Wichita State in Charlotte last weekend. Clara Briley paced the 49ers with 23 kills. Harper Hall recorded 53 assists, averaging 5.89 per set. Hall ranks ninth in the conference at 7.55 assists per set. Jovana Antic posted 12 blocks for a 1.33 per-set average, while Milan Cannon ranks eighth in the league with 1.00 blocks per set.
THE SERIES BETWEEN THE ROADRUNNER & 49ERS
Memphis and UTSA meet for the fifth time Friday, with the Roadrunners holding a 3-1 series edge. UTSA took the only prior meeting in Memphis last season in a three-set sweep.
Sunday marks the 18th meeting between Memphis and Charlotte, with the 49ers holding a 10-7 series lead. While Charlotte claimed last season's meeting, the Tigers won the previous matchup in Memphis during the 2024 season.
Season Tickets Available Now
The 2026 season tickets are now on sale. Fans can purchase season tickets by visiting HERE.
Season tickets start at $75 plus fees with general admission chairback and floor seating options available. If you are interested in Libero Row floor seating, please contact the Memphis Athletic Fund at maf@memphis.edu for more information.
HOW TO FOLLOW THE TIGERS
For complete information on Memphis Tigers Volleyball, visit www.GoTigersGo.com and follow the team's social media channels on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
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