Elizabeth Corbitt Records Game-High 18 Kills in LeTourneau Volleyball Match
In Marshall, Texas, former Spring Hill standout Elizabeth Corbitt recorded a game-high 18 kills for the LeTourneau volleyball team during their 3-2 loss to McMurry.
Tyler Longview, TX, September 19, 2026 — In a collegiate volleyball contest played in Marshall, Texas, LeTourneau University’s Elizabeth Corbitt achieved a game-high performance in kills, tallying 18. The match, which saw LeTourneau face off against McMurry University, concluded with a 3-2 outcome in favor of McMurry.
Corbitt, a player with a background as a standout athlete from Spring Hill, contributed significantly to her team’s offensive efforts. Her 18 kills represented the highest number of successful attacks by any player on the court during the reported game.
Despite Corbitt’s strong offensive output, the LeTourneau volleyball team was unable to secure a victory, ultimately falling to McMurry in a closely contested five-set match. The specific date of this match was not provided in the summary, nor were details about the location of the game itself beyond the general area of Marshall, Texas. Further details regarding individual player statistics for McMurry, or any specific plays or turning points in the match, were not available from the provided summary.
The summary did not specify the current year or season for this athletic event, nor did it provide information on whether this was a conference match or a non-conference game. Information regarding the overall season record for either LeTourneau or McMurry, or any subsequent games played by the LeTourneau volleyball team, was also not included.
Story summarized from the original created by Kyle Owens on www.kltv.com, see more information here.
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