
11/11/2026 11:06:00 PM | Volleyball
The Crimson Tide responded after set one winning three straight sets
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – The Alabama volleyball team (10-13, 2-12 SEC) defeated Auburn (14-12, 4-10 SEC) in four sets on Wednesday at Foster Auditorium. The Crimson Tide hit over .300 in each set after the first to secure the victory.
After dropping set one, 25-13, Alabama came back strong with a 25-16 statement win in set two. The third set was the closest set of the match, but UA came out on top by five points, 25-20. The good times continued to roll as the Crimson Tide hit a match-high .357 in the final set, winning it 25-18.
Mya Allen and Kaleigh Palmer couldn't be stopped as they led the team in kills. Allen recorded a team-high 17 putaways as Palmer ended with 11 while hitting .385. Lily Gervase had an efficient night as well, putting together a .615 hitting percentage on 13 total attacks.
The Alabama defense was the different maker in tonight's match as the Crimson Tide totaled 10 rejections. Audrey Simpson paced the squad with a career-high seven blocks.
From Head Coach Rashinda Reed
"We've always been right there, and it was just so nice to see these ladies battle to the end. I'm just so proud of them. And then of course it just means a little bit more when it's a little in-state rivalry, so I think it was just really special, and it was beautiful to see everything come together."
Highlights
- Kaleigh Palmer was one dig shy of recording a double-double (11 kills-9 digs)
- Lindsey Brown led all players from either team in digs with 14
- Audrey Simpson recorded a career-high seven blocks
- The Tide allowed just three aces and four blocks by the Tigers
- Alabama hit over .300 in sets two, three and four
Stat Leaders
- Kills: Mya Allen - 17
- Assists: Hannah Parant - 40
- Digs: Lindsey Brown - 14
- Blocks: Audrey Simpson - 7
- Aces: Laney Hennessee - 3
Set-by-Set Scores
- Set 1: Auburn 25, Alabama 13
- Set 2: Alabama 25, Auburn 16
- Set 3: Alabama 25, Auburn 20
- Set 4: Alabama 25, Auburn 18
Up Next
- Sunday, Nov. 15 vs. Florida – Tuscaloosa, Ala. – 2 p.m. CT

















