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Alaska fell in three sets to Western Washington, dropping to 11-11 overall and 3-9 in GNAC play; the Nanooks had 41 kills and 73 digs, while one player recorded 22 digs. Chambersburg beat Cumberland Valley in five sets, led by Kasey Moser’s 19 kills and 18 digs, and moved ahead of its opponent in the District 3 Class 6A rankings. Alabama State rallied after losing the first set to defeat SWAC-leading Alabama A&M 3-1, with the final three sets decided by two points or fewer. Kalamazoo also recovered from a first-set loss, winning its next three sets to beat Alma 3-1; the Hornets were led by 20 kills from a player who tied her career high.

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