Youngstown State Volleyball Sets Ace Record in Win

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Youngstown State swept Cleveland State in their two-match Horizon League volleyball series, closing the weekend with a 3-1 victory. The Penguins set a school record with 16 aces in a Horizon League match, while holding a 54-40 advantage in kills and hitting .287. After Cleveland State won the second set, YSU controlled the final two sets, including opening the fourth with seven straight points.

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