Texas A&M volleyball champion Logan Lednicky sets program record

The college volleyball world is still stunned by Texas A&M’s utter domination of its championship run through the Final Four and the national title path. One of the top players in the country played a key role in that run and historic season.

Senior Logan Lednicky is an Aggie legacy who had a childhood dream of attending Texas A&M. As she progressed in her volleyball career, that goal shifted to bringing a volleyball title to Aggieland.

The future Aggie Hall of Famer achieved that goal under the tutelage of A&M head coach Jamie Morrison, the 2025 AVCA Coach of the Year, and helped develop her into a professional volleyball player.

While her name will forever be in the record books as being part of the first-ever Texas A&M volleyball team to win a title, she also set an impressive individual record. Lednicky’s 1,686 kills are the most in program history in the rally-scoring era for one of the more accomplished volleyball careers at A&M.

Logan Lednicky Career stats:

Kills: 1686 / 3.97 per set

Hitting %: .269

Blocks: 378 / 0.9 per set

Aces: 49 / .12 per set

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