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No. 20 Women’s Volleyball splits opening tournament; upsets two ranked opponents

By etvnews.com · August 25, 2026 · 1 min read
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Guest article written by Jose Briseno – Assistant SID The preseason No. 20 Utah State Eastern women’s volleyball team wasted no time facing ranked opponents in their season-opening tournament. The Eagles took their young roster, just two sophomores on their 15-player roster, to Roswell, NM to participate in the NMMI Classic.

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