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College Volleyball Teams Set for Multi-Site Matchups

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Several college volleyball teams are preparing for conference road matches and series this week. Alaska leads the GNAC in team assists, digs, attacks, kills and service aces, and will visit Western Washington and Simon Fraser after losing two five-set matches. North Alabama, on a two-match winning streak, travels to Abilene Christian before facing UT Arlington; Idaho visits undefeated Utah Tech and then hosts Southern Utah. Utah State continues its road trip at Boise State and Oregon State, while Cleveland State faces Oakland in a two-match series split between home and away venues.

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