
Sixth-Ranked Horned Frogs Take Down FGCU to Close Out TCU Invitational
3/7/2026 12:36:00 PM | Women's Beach Volleyball
Second match against Texas A&M – Corpus Christi canceled due to weather
FORT WORTH – On a stormy day in Fort Worth, sixth-ranked TCU Beach Volleyball was able to defeat FGCU in its first match of the day before the second match was canceled due to weather.
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After the first few points in the second match, lightning struck in the area and caused a delay and eventual cancellation against the Islanders.
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Due to weather, the matches were played to clinch, not to completion.
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MATCH ONE – TCU 3, Florida Gulf Coast 0
After being delayed for an hour in the morning, TCU and FGCU finally got going for their third meeting of the season.
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Opening things up for the Frogs at No. 5 was Olivia Clines and Morgan Williams, who earned a straight-set sweep to put the Frogs up 1-0.
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In a back-and-forth match on court four, Hallie Corinne Frist and Marcela Mattoso went to three sets before the Frogs were victorious to get TCU one point away from the clinch.
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Elea Beutel and Adriana Serrano Ferro were able to clinch the matches for the Frogs at No. 2, going 21-16 and 21-18 for the victory.
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QUICK HITS
RESULTS
Anhelina Khmil and Natalie Glenn (TCU) vs. Ava Lilliquist and Alexis Keeter (FGCU), 21-15, 4-2, unfinished
Elea Beutel and Adriana Serrano Ferro (TCU) def. Nicole de Oliveira and Erin Miller (FGCU), 21-16, 21-18
Sofia Izuzquiza and Stacy Reeves (TCU) vs. Andrea Dietz and Sydney Majick (FGCU), 12-21, 21-14, unfinished
Hallie Corinne Frist and Marcela Mattoso (TCU) def. Kaitlyn Beck and Elaina Millaway (FGCU), 21-18, 19-21, 15-10
Olivia Clines and Morgan Williams (TCU) def. Kristina Gluc and Emma Soncrant (FGCU), 21-16, 21-16
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UP NEXT
TCU is back in action at Pompano Beach Pier next weekend, beginning on Saturday. The Frogs are set for three top-10 matchups against Florida State and two times against USC.
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After the first few points in the second match, lightning struck in the area and caused a delay and eventual cancellation against the Islanders.
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Due to weather, the matches were played to clinch, not to completion.
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MATCH ONE – TCU 3, Florida Gulf Coast 0
After being delayed for an hour in the morning, TCU and FGCU finally got going for their third meeting of the season.
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Opening things up for the Frogs at No. 5 was Olivia Clines and Morgan Williams, who earned a straight-set sweep to put the Frogs up 1-0.
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In a back-and-forth match on court four, Hallie Corinne Frist and Marcela Mattoso went to three sets before the Frogs were victorious to get TCU one point away from the clinch.
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Elea Beutel and Adriana Serrano Ferro were able to clinch the matches for the Frogs at No. 2, going 21-16 and 21-18 for the victory.
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QUICK HITS
- TCU has now won 10 straight matches.
- The Horned Frogs have won 63 straight at home.
- TCU has now swept seven of their last matches.
- Outside of No. 1, all of TCU's pairs were mixed up since the first day of the TCU Invitational.
- TCU has won six straight at Flight 5.
RESULTS
Anhelina Khmil and Natalie Glenn (TCU) vs. Ava Lilliquist and Alexis Keeter (FGCU), 21-15, 4-2, unfinished
Elea Beutel and Adriana Serrano Ferro (TCU) def. Nicole de Oliveira and Erin Miller (FGCU), 21-16, 21-18
Sofia Izuzquiza and Stacy Reeves (TCU) vs. Andrea Dietz and Sydney Majick (FGCU), 12-21, 21-14, unfinished
Hallie Corinne Frist and Marcela Mattoso (TCU) def. Kaitlyn Beck and Elaina Millaway (FGCU), 21-18, 19-21, 15-10
Olivia Clines and Morgan Williams (TCU) def. Kristina Gluc and Emma Soncrant (FGCU), 21-16, 21-16
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UP NEXT
TCU is back in action at Pompano Beach Pier next weekend, beginning on Saturday. The Frogs are set for three top-10 matchups against Florida State and two times against USC.
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