PORTALES, N.M. – Eastern New Mexico Volleyball will play two matches on homecoming weekend, with a pair of Lone Star Conference matchups. First, ENMU will play Texas A&M International on Neon Night, Oct. 20, with first serve at 6 p.m. Then, Eastern will play Texas A&M-Kingsville on Saturday, Oct. 21, while recognizing Jennifer Globe Poyer in the "Honoring #24" match.

TUNE IN

• This week's games will be covered on the LSC Digital Network. The LSC Digital Network will now offer a single game pass for $15, a monthly pass for $30, and a yearly pass for $140. TAMIU vs ENMU | TAMUK vs ENMU.
• Both matches at Greyhound Arena are free admission.
• Live statistics will be available for all matches: TAMIU vs ENMU | TAMUK vs ENMU.

SCOUTING THE GREYHOUNDS

• Eastern New Mexico look to get in the conference win column this weekend, falling to UTPB, 3-2, and ASU, 3-0, in its last conference weekend. The Greyhounds currently have an 8-15 overall record, with a 0-10 conference record.
• ENMU come into the match holding opposing teams to a .154 hitting percentage (3^rd best in the LSC) and 17.04 digs per set (5^th best in the LSC) on defense. The Greyhounds also chip in with 2.17 blocks per set (6^th in the LSC). On offense, Eastern provides 11.7 kills per set (k/s) and 11.0 assists per set (a/s).
• Mikaela Garvin powers the offense with 3.52 k/s, landing 4^th best in the LSC, with Gracelyn Stubbs contributing 2.44 k/s. Kayla Ison and Stubbs both average over 4.5 assists per set, running the offense. Getsemani Carrasco is the conference leader in digs per set (d/s) with 5.76 per set. For blocking, the Greyhounds are led by Stubbs (1.04 b/s), Garvin (0.96 b/s), and Deziree Flowers (0.95 b/s).

SCOUTING THE DUSTDEVILS

• Texas A&M International enter Friday's match following a big 3-1 victory over DBU and winning six of their last seven matches. So far this season, the Dustdevils are 13-6, with a 4-2 conference record.
• As a team, TAMIU averages 12.2 k/s along with 11.3 a/s on offense. The Dustdevils are very strong on defense, sitting in the top-5 for opponent kills (11.04, 3^rd in LSC) and opponent hitting percentage (.150, 2^nd in LSC). Additionally, Texas A&M International post 1.8 b/s and 16.6 d/s.  
• Emma Lade is the standout for the Dustdevils, leading the team and conference with 10.67 assists per set, which is in the top-20 in Division II. Adriana Guerra paces the group with 3.55 k/s, with Mia Molina (2.62 k/s) and Anna Ligart (2.46 k/s) adding to the offense. Giulia Hortelan and Lixai Perez each have over 4.0 d/s, while Jasmin Garcia paces the team with 0.86 b/s.

SCOUTING THE JAVELINAS

• Texas A&M-Kingsville enter Saturday's match with a 12-6, along with a 4-2 conference record. The Javelinas ended a three-match losing skid last weekend, beating DBU, 3-1, and UT Tyler, 3-0.
• The Javelinas are finding 12.7 k/s, with a .227 hitting percentage (5^th best in the LSC). TAMUK are providing 11.9 a/s on those attacks. Defensively, Texas A&M-Kingsville is a top-five team for blocks (2.23 b/s) with 15.6 d/s.
• Ayanna Jackson helps the team on offense with an impressive .358 hitting percentage (4^th best in the LSC), 2.83 k/s, and a team high 1.06 b/s. Jackie Alanis leads the team for kills (2.92 k/s), while Elisa Carli (5.70 a/s) and Rylan Pollard (4.65 a/s) run the offense. On defense, Isabel Neu leads the Javelinas for digs with 3.32 d/s.