Between arrivals and retirements, record-breakers and All-Americans, conference and national championships, Texas A&M Athletics had a 2025 worth looking back on. Here is a list of highs from the last calendar year as we ring in 2026.

This past Sunday, Texas A&M finished atop the volleyball world, sweeping Kentucky to claim the program's first-ever national championship. But before the confetti fell, let's look back on Aggie volleyball's 2025 championship campaign.

Tears of joy and love were flowing on Sunday in Kansas City as libero Ava Underwood and opposite Logan Lednicky helped lead Texas A&M to its first national title. On The Pass Back, the Aggie legends spoke about staying to play for Jamie Morrison, reaping the benefits and more.

Texas A&M fell to Kentucky in a top-10 match at Reed Arena on Oct. 8, but so much has changed since then. Now set to face the Wildcats again, Jamie Morrison's Aggies are battle-tested by an NCAA Tournament gauntlet that has seen them eliminate a pair of No. 1 seeds already.

Back in the Elite Eight for the first time since 2001, Texas A&M will be facing undefeated and No. 1 overall seed Nebraska with a trip to Kansas City up for grabs. For the Aggies, they have never been to the Final Four, while the Cornhuskers are chasing a sixth national title.

With a furious comeback from a 2-0 hole, No. 3 seed Texas A&M is heading to Sunday's regional final as the Aggies knocked off No. 2 seed Louisville in five sets. Logan Lednicky had a team-leading 20 kills, while Kyndal Stowers scored the final point in the final three sets to clinch the A&M win.

For the first time since 2001, Texas A&M is heading to a regional final as the Aggies completed an improbable reverse sweep of Louisville on Friday night. The Maroon & White will take on either No. 1 overall seed Nebraska or Kansas on Sunday evening in Lincoln, NE.

For a second straight season, Jamie Morrison's Fightin' Texas Aggies are in the Sweet 16 as they face No. 2 seed Louisville on Friday night in Lincoln, NE. Follow along as the TexAgs crew provides live updates of the volleyball action between the Aggies and Cardinals.

Texas A&M volleyball is in its second consecutive Sweet 16, and the Aggies will face Louisville on Friday night in Lincoln. After falling to Wisconsin in five sets in last year's regional semifinal, the 2025 Aggies have a better understanding of what it will take to extend this postseason run.

Jamie Morrison has his Fightin' Texas Aggies back in the Sweet 16 for the second consecutive season, and Texas A&M will face Louisville on Friday night in Lincoln. The other two teams battle for a Final Four ticket this weekend are No. 1 overall seed Nebraska and Kansas.

The nation's leader in assists per set, Maddie Waak has orchestrated a Texas A&M offense that has reached the Sweet 16 for a second consecutive season. Before heading back to Lincoln, Waak joined The Pass Back to discuss A&M's postseason success, prep for Louisville and more.