Teams post mixed volleyball, football results

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Virginia Tech volleyball bounced back from a Friday sweep by Boston College with a five-set win over Syracuse on Sunday, led by 13 kills and 14 digs from Destiny Walker and 14 kills apiece from Adeline Hundl and Reese Hazelton. No. 11 Southern Idaho extended its winning streak to three by defeating North Idaho in four sets, with Emma Pannell recording 21 kills and 20 digs. In Texas high school football, Newton routed Warren 70-8 and continued its strong district run as running back KJ Porter Jr. closed in on the school’s career rushing record. Line Mountain shut out Juniata 41-0, dropping Juniata to 1-8 on the season.

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