College Volleyball Sees Top-15 Upset, Multiple Five-Set Matches

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St. Olaf rallied past No. 4 UW-Eau Claire in five sets, earning its second win over a top-15 opponent this season and improving to 6-0 on the road. UTSA swept North Texas, whose offense hit a season-low minus-.010 and committed 28 attack errors. Mount Olive ended UNC Pembroke’s six-match winning streak with a five-set victory, while Savannah Jackson recorded a career-high 14 kills for the Braves. IUP also came back to beat Wheeling in five sets after the Cardinals took the opening set. No. 16 St. Cloud State swept UMD in a matchup of top-25 teams, handing the Bulldogs their third loss of the season.

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