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Volleyball Teams Fall Across Multiple Matchups

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Pepperdine lost a five-set match to San Diego after winning the first two sets, while Portland fell to Saint Mary’s in four sets. In the ODAC semifinals, No. 23 Washington and Lee was eliminated by No. 22 Batten in a five-set thriller. Spring Hill ended Albany State’s 17-match winning streak with a four-set victory in the SIAC championship, leaving Albany State awaiting the NCAA Division II tournament selection. Missouri Southern closed its season with straight-set losses to No. 6 Nebraska-Kearney and Fort Hays State.

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