It was an incredible night at Morgan Family Volleyball Arena last night as your Kansas State Wildcats (14-10, 8-7) took down No. 3 Texas (18-4, 13-1) in straight sets 25-22, 25-22, 25-21, to claim their first victory over the Longhorns since 2003, ending a 39-match losing streak, and handing the defending national champion Longhorns their first Big 12 loss of the season. K-State was led by yet another impressive outing from Aliyah Carter, as the senior outside/opposite hitter registered a match-high of 20 kills out of K-State’s 45 as a team. Carter’s 20 kills ties for fifth at K-State in the rally-scoring era for total kills in a single three-set match, and also marks the Wildcats’ first 20-kill three-set match since her 23 kills against Wayne State in 2021.
SLATE: VolleyCats sweep through historic upset
