Troy University Athletics

Volleyball Drops Tight Clash to FAU in Four Sets
9/12/2026 3:52:00 PM | Volleyball
TROY, Ala. — Troy volleyball falls in four sets (22-25, 27-25, 23-25, 15-25) to Florida Atlantic in the first of two matches for the Trojans in the Florida Invite.
Troy (2-3) had three players surpass the 10-kill mark with Kalina Calvillo leading the charge with 15, followed by Ashlynn Axtell with a career-high 12, and Isa Ruether with her second-straight 10 kill performance. The Trojans hit .254 (47/13/134) as a group and had a topped FAU 9-7 in the service ace department.
For FAU (4-3), Maya Van Heyst steadied the Owls' offense with a career-high 58 assists. As a unit, the Owls hit .400 (67/15/130) with three players notching team-high 12 kills.
Set 1 — Troy 22, FAU 25
The opening set featured eight ties and four lead changes in a back-and-forth affair. Troy found themselves down three at the media break, before putting together a short rally to capture a 22-21 edge. FAU responded and took the final four points to grab the first. Kalina Calvillo and Sophie Ocampo both recorded 3 blocks in the first as the Trojans topped the Owls in the block game 4-1.
Set 2 — Troy 27, FAU 25
Troy bounced back in another down-to-the-wire second set. Axtell opened the set strong, notching two of her 12 kills for the Trojans' first points. FAU found some rhythm and put Troy in a 15-9 hole at the media break. The Trojans would not yield and outscored the Owls 9-2 coming out of the break to capture an 18-17 advantage. The two were knotted at 22 apiece and ultimately traded blows until the Trojans broke through as Madison Marx's ace secured the second set win.
Set 3 — Troy 23, FAU 25
The third frame featured more of the same. 11 total ties and three total lead changes occurred in the third set. The two went back-and-forth most of the way, until Troy took a late 21-19 edge. It wouldn't be enough, as the Owls rallied and outscored the Trojans 6-2 to capture another tight set and take a 2-1 lead.
Set 4 — Troy 15, FAU 25
FAU came out strong and scored seven unanswered to open the final set. The Trojans attempted to mount a comeback but were never able to stop the Owls' offense. For the second-straight match, Isa Ruether reached double-digit kills with 10.
Quotable — Head Coach Josh Lauer
"Tough fought match today against a physical FAU team," head coach Josh Lauer said. "We continue to get better each week and grow as a team. We will get ready for another challenge tomorrow against No. 10 Florida. I was proud of our effort today and the direction our team is heading."
Notables
The Trojans return to action tomorrow afternoon as they take on the No. 10 Florida Gators (6-1) in the second and final day of the Florida Invite beginning at noon. The match will be streamed exclusively on the SECN+.
Troy (2-3) had three players surpass the 10-kill mark with Kalina Calvillo leading the charge with 15, followed by Ashlynn Axtell with a career-high 12, and Isa Ruether with her second-straight 10 kill performance. The Trojans hit .254 (47/13/134) as a group and had a topped FAU 9-7 in the service ace department.
For FAU (4-3), Maya Van Heyst steadied the Owls' offense with a career-high 58 assists. As a unit, the Owls hit .400 (67/15/130) with three players notching team-high 12 kills.
Set 1 — Troy 22, FAU 25
The opening set featured eight ties and four lead changes in a back-and-forth affair. Troy found themselves down three at the media break, before putting together a short rally to capture a 22-21 edge. FAU responded and took the final four points to grab the first. Kalina Calvillo and Sophie Ocampo both recorded 3 blocks in the first as the Trojans topped the Owls in the block game 4-1.
Set 2 — Troy 27, FAU 25
Troy bounced back in another down-to-the-wire second set. Axtell opened the set strong, notching two of her 12 kills for the Trojans' first points. FAU found some rhythm and put Troy in a 15-9 hole at the media break. The Trojans would not yield and outscored the Owls 9-2 coming out of the break to capture an 18-17 advantage. The two were knotted at 22 apiece and ultimately traded blows until the Trojans broke through as Madison Marx's ace secured the second set win.
Set 3 — Troy 23, FAU 25
The third frame featured more of the same. 11 total ties and three total lead changes occurred in the third set. The two went back-and-forth most of the way, until Troy took a late 21-19 edge. It wouldn't be enough, as the Owls rallied and outscored the Trojans 6-2 to capture another tight set and take a 2-1 lead.
Set 4 — Troy 15, FAU 25
FAU came out strong and scored seven unanswered to open the final set. The Trojans attempted to mount a comeback but were never able to stop the Owls' offense. For the second-straight match, Isa Ruether reached double-digit kills with 10.
Quotable — Head Coach Josh Lauer
"Tough fought match today against a physical FAU team," head coach Josh Lauer said. "We continue to get better each week and grow as a team. We will get ready for another challenge tomorrow against No. 10 Florida. I was proud of our effort today and the direction our team is heading."
Notables
- Ashlynn Axtell posted a career-high 12 kills — also the first time she's eclipsed the double-digit kill mark on the season.
- Kalina Calvillo maintained her double-digit kill streak with 15 against the Owls and set a new career-high with 46 attacks.
- First-year Kenzly Foote has notched a service ace in three consecutive matches.
- Josie Hensley recorded a career-high 17 assists.
- Three Trojans reached double-digit kills against FAU (Calvillo – 15, Axtell – 12, Ruether – 10)
- Olivia Kwiatkowski matched her season-high with 10 digs and tallied a season-high 26 attacks.
The Trojans return to action tomorrow afternoon as they take on the No. 10 Florida Gators (6-1) in the second and final day of the Florida Invite beginning at noon. The match will be streamed exclusively on the SECN+.
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
FAU
TROY
Kills
67
47
Errors
15
13
Attempts
130
134
Hitting %
.400
.254
Points
79.0
61.0
Assists
65
45
Aces
7
9
Blocks
5
5
Game Leaders
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