WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL: LEE COLLEGE NAVIGATORS DEFEAT BLINN COLLEGE
Written by Michael Thervil
[LEE COLLEGE BLINN WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL] With the Lee College Navigators facing off against Blinn College on the court today, fans of the Lee College Navigators are wonder if their team has what it takes to not only win tonight's game against Blinn College, but also do the Navigators have what it takes to ultimately play a strong hand during the 2026 Women's Volleyball NJCAA Region XIV Tournament that is set to occur November 6-8. Although the Lee College women’s volleyball team doesn’t rank within the top 25 of the NJCAA, they are still a formidable and aggressive team. In contrast, Blinn ranks 15th within the NCJAA’s top 25 and according to some, should mark somewhat of an easy win over the ladies of Lee College.
Despite their miscalculations, Lee College rose to the occasion tonight. Playing a stunning game, rising Middle player Makenna Treat who hails from Kansas, ranks first in her sophomore class and has earned 43 digs, eight assists, 12 saves, nine blocks, and 128 kills to date for this season appeared ready for tonight's match. Some doubt that she has what it takes to play a vital role in Lee College obtaining a potential victory tonight. According to the current stats, it appears that the odds may be somewhat stacked against the Navigators. Comparing both teams, Blinn leads in every major category for the exception of total attacks in which both teams tie for a total of 109.
Going head-to-head tonight, it can be said that both teams played a great game on the court. While the game started off lukewarm, the game momentum played a major role in the buildup of the intensity displayed by both teams as the match continued. While general match scores are available, all game stats have not been entered at the time of writing. The match scores to include the final scores resulted in Blinn College scoring 24 points in the first set, 18 total points in the second set, and 24 points by the end of the third set. In the case of Lee College, they scored 26 points in their first set, 25 points in the second set, and 26 points winning three consecutive sets back-to-back.
While winning this game doesn’t count as a “shut out” it does mean one thing: the Lee College Navigators aren’t done yet for this season.
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