Texas volleyball faces Rice in key scrimmage featuring young players
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 8:50 PM
Last updated Aug 13, 2026

The Texas Longhorns volleyball team is set to scrimmage Rice on Friday at 6 p.m. at Gregory Gymnasium. This follows their previous win against No. 14 Minnesota in a preseason scrimmage. Coach Jerritt Elliott aims not only for a victory but also to finalize lineup decisions ahead of the season opener against Arizona State on August 22. Players to watch include setters Ella Swindle and Rella Binney, along with middle blockers Mackenzie Collins and Camille Presley, who will look to establish their roles as the team prepares for the regular season.
- •Texas volleyball plays Rice on August 14 at 6 p.m.
- •Longhorns beat Minnesota in their first summer scrimmage.
- •Coach Elliott seeks lineup clarity before opener against Arizona State.
- •Ella Swindle's role in the setter rotation is under evaluation.
- •Mackenzie Collins and Camille Presley look to contribute as middle blockers.
- 8:50 PMYahoo Sports — Why Camille Presley, Mackenzie Collins could be key in Texas volleyball scrimmage vs Rice
"Setter Ella Swindle, middle blockers Mackenzie Collins and Camille Presley, and outside hitter Addy Gaido are among players to watch in Texas volleyball scrimmage
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