Women's College Teams Lose Across Soccer, Volleyball

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Kalamazoo’s 10-game winning streak ended with a 3-0 loss to No. 10 Calvin, though the Hornets remain in position to clinch a home MIAA tournament game with a win or draw against Albion. Evansville took an early lead against Valparaiso but conceded five goals in a 5-1 conference loss, dropping to 4-6-1 overall. Baker fell 3-0 to No. 7 Clarke, extending its losing streak to six games; the Wildcats have scored just once during that stretch. Bowling Green also lost, falling 2-1 to Kent State after equalizing in the first half.

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