UAFS scored 17 points in a row to start the first set of its Heartland Conference volleyball match against Texas A&M International on Thursday night to set the tone for its sweep of the Dustdevils at the Stubblefield Center.

The Lady Lions won the match 25-7, 25-23, 25-14 to win its fourth match in a row and remain undefeated in conference play.

It was the first match of a four-match home stand for the Lady Lions (13-7, 3-0), who will host the St. Mary's Rattlers at noon on Saturday in their annual Pink Match for breast cancer awareness and research.

UAFS held Texas A&M International (2-15, 0-3) to a paltry 0.025 hitting percentage with 22 kills on 119 attempts with 19 errors. No Dustdevil collected double-digit kills. Freshman outside hitter Sammantha Herrera led the team with nine kills.

Dustdevils freshman setter Maison Kosse had a team-high 18 assists, while senior libero Lacy Asdourian served the Dustdevils' only ace.

Junior outside hitter Anna Demmer had 19 digs to lead UAFS, while freshman libero Pilar Onstad had 12 and freshman defensive specialist Lexi Castillow and freshman setter Taylor Stoops had 11 and 10 digs respectively.

UAFS hit at an impressive 0.254 clip with 40 kills on 114 attempts with 11 errors. Senior middle hitter Debra Rogers had a team-high 11 kills to lead an otherwise balanced UAFS offensive attack.

Stoops had 32 assists, while Black served four of the Lady Lions' eight aces.

Texas A&M International had five total team blocks. Junior right-side hitter Annie Deininger had two solo blocks and two block assists. Asdourian had a team-high 24 digs.