College Volleyball Roundup Includes Landmark Tournament Berth

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Susquehanna rallied past Drew in five sets Saturday to secure the sixth and final seed in the Landmark Conference tournament, led by Addison Dodge’s career-high 26 kills; the River Hawks had lost to Scranton in straight sets Friday. Central Michigan was swept by Buffalo in its Saturday rematch, while Middle Tennessee also fell in straight sets to Missouri State, leaving the Blue Raiders tied for third in Conference USA ahead of their upcoming series with Sam Houston. Purdue Northwest lost to Saginaw Valley State in three close sets in GLIAC play.

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