Lady Rams bring home the win

Makayla Banks, Content producer • September 25, 2023

The Lady Rams celebrate winning the set. (Makayla Banks)

On Sept. 19, the Lady Rams won 19-0 against long-standing rival Southern Assemblies of God University (SAGU).

“This should be a really good game, very competitive,” said Jaline Gant, parent of No. 16 Makenna Gant.

No. 18 Makenna Gant sets the ball for a spike (Makayla Banks)

The Lady Rams are having a good season with a game record of 5-0 at home and 7-0 in the conference.

Many members of the Ramily showed up to the game to support the Rams in bringing home the win; SAGU fans also

filled the stands in support of their team.

“Of course, the Lady Rams will bring home the win tonight,” said soccer player Natalie Gonzalez, a junior criminal justice major.

The Lady Rams in the first two sets won 25-14.

In the third set, the Lady Rams fought extremely hard but lost 23-25.

The Lady Rams block the net from a spike. (Makayla Banks)

In the fourth set, the women brought won the set 25-19.

“The game went really good, the work we put in this last week to play this game really paid off,” said Andrea Malek, senior biochemistry major.

The Lady Rams will be back on the home court on Sept. 29 against Oklahoma Panhandle State University.

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About the Contributor

Makayla Banks, Former Broadcast Director

MaKayla Banks is a broadcast manager for the Rambler at Texas Wesleyan University. She is currently a sophomore majoring in psychology, hoping to go into counseling psychology where she will work at a children's psychiatric hospital. She was born and raised in the Dallas area. Makayla found her passion for editing and producing visual films in high school, where she was a manager of many different sports and a part of the film classes during her four years there. She is a social butterfly ready to step out of her comfort zone to ensure everyone is included and has a voice.

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