Texas Volleyball Powers Past Indiana to Reach NCAA Regional Final

The Texas Longhorns volleyball squad punched its ticket to the NCAA regional final after a commanding win over Indiana on Friday night. Texas kept the pressure high from the opening serve and never let the Hoosiers settle in, advancing one step closer to another deep postseason run.

The match, played on neutral turf as part of the NCAA regional rounds, showcased the Longhorns' blend of power, speed, and composure. The defending national champions looked sharp, taking control early with aggressive serving and steady defensive play. Indiana made several pushes late, but Texas answered each one with confident swings and balanced offense.

Texas Stays Locked In

The Longhorns’ veteran leadership again made the difference. With consistent play at the net and disciplined ball control, Texas handled each momentum shift with poise. Their ability to spread the attack across multiple hitters allowed them to dictate the pace and keep Indiana on its heels.

This win moves Texas into the regional final, where a victory would secure a coveted trip to the NCAA national semifinals. For Houston fans who follow University of Texas athletics closely, the postseason intensity is only growing as the Longhorns chase another championship run.

Why It Matters

The Longhorns remain one of the most prominent teams in college volleyball, and each postseason appearance brings excitement for fans across the state, including here in Houston. With national attention on Texas sports programs, the volleyball team’s continued success boosts the university’s broader athletic momentum.

This article is a summary of reporting by CW39 Houston. Read the full story here.