West Texas A&M University Athletics

CAREER HIGHS (Entering 2018)
Kills: 10 (2x) - at Western N.M. (11/1/16)
Attempts: 18 - Midwestern State (10/22/16)
Hitting %: 1.000 (6x) - Texas Woman’s (10/14/17)
Assists: 3 (2x) - Texas Woman’s (11/11/16)
Aces: 2 - Texas Woman’s (10/14/17)
Digs: 14 - Texas A&M-Commerce (10/13/17)
Block Solo: 2 - Midwestern State (10/22/16)
Block Assists: 3 (2x) - Texas A&M-Commerce (11/12/16)
Points: 12.5 - Midwestern State (10/22/16)

2017 (Junior):
Lancaster battled thru injury during her junior campaign for the Lady Buffs in 2017 as the Mobeetie native saw time in 47 sets during 17 matches with three starts. She registered three kills, five assists and seven service aces while tallying 107 digs to average 2.28 per frame.

2016 (Sophomore):
Lancaster registered a strong sophomore campaign in Canyon in 2016 after transferring from Vernon College. The Mobeetie native saw time in 56 sets during 22 matches with four starts for the Lady Buffs. She registered 60 kills (1.07/set) with 19 attack errors on 165 swings to hit .248 on the season to go along with 19 assists (0.34/set), 25 digs (0.45/set) and 23 total blocks to average 0.41 per frame.

At Vernon College:
Lancaster came to Canyon following one season at Vernon College where she played on the outside under head coach Tatiana Booth. She led the Chaparrals with 429 kills as she was an All-NTJC Athletic Conference selection while being named the league’s Newcomer of the Year as the team advanced to the Regional Tournament.
 
At Fort Elliott High School:
Lancaster graduated from Fort Elliott High School in 2015 where she played on the outside for the Cougars under head coach Sarah Pool. She was selected to the Amarillo Golden Spread All-Star Game while being named All-State by the Texas Girls Coaches Association (TGCA) three times. Lancaster was a three-time District Most Valuable Player while picking up the league’s Newcomer of the Year honor, she also lettered in basketball, track and golf for the Cougars. Lancaster played club ball for Texas Advantage Volleyball (TAV) based out of Carrollton. The Lancaster family is no stranger to WT Volleyball as Larami’s older sister Stormi was a standout for the Lady Buffs from 2009-12, claiming two South Central Regional Championships and making an appearance in the National Title game in 2009.