The Southeastern Louisiana University beach volleyball team concluded a historic season after a tough 3-1 loss to Houston Christian in the Southland Conference Beach Volleyball Championship. SLU finished with a record of 17-16 and achieved multiple program milestones, including its first appearance in the CBVB Top 50 poll and a semifinal match in school history. The Sandy Lions started strong, but ultimately couldn't maintain momentum in the final match, marking the end of an impressive year under first-year head coach Angie Simpson. The team exits with six seniors, highlighting a significant chapter in the program's development.

By the Numbers
  • SLU finished the season with 17 wins, the most in program history.
  • HCU advanced to the championship match after defeating SLU 3-1.
State of Play
  • SLU has a new head coach in Angie Simpson, leading a promising future for the program.
  • Six seniors represented the team, contributing to a strong season and stepping into leadership roles.
What's Next

Looking ahead, the Sandy Lions will aim to build on this successful season, focusing on recruitment and training to enhance their competitive edge in future tournaments. Strengthening the roster to maintain momentum and achieve championship aspirations will be vital.

Bottom Line

The Sandy Lions鈥� season stands as a monumental achievement in their program's history, setting a foundation for future growth and success. The outcomes this year underscore the importance of ongoing support for the beach volleyball program as it looks to elevate its standing in upcoming seasons.