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W. Volleyball Splits Road Matchups With Killer P's

“Kaego can really dominate at the net,” Schweitzer added.

Harvard got off to a good start, posting 17 kills and only two attack errors to take the first game 30-27.

But the Quakers turned the tables on the Crimson, forcing 14 Harvard errors to take the next two frames 30-28. But being down 2-1 had little effect on the Crimson players.

“With the league being so close and competitive, being 2-1 down or tied at 2-2 is pretty common,” Ogbechie said. “The score doesn’t really matter.”

Harvard regained its rhythm in the fourth game, registering 21 kills and a .450 hitting percentage. The momentum carried the Crimson through the fifth frame as it held Penn to a negative hitting percentage en route to a thrilling 15-8 win.

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“I am really confident that we can take them in three [games] next time,” Ogbechie said.

“If we play well, I believe that we are fully capable of beating any team,” Gould added. “The key is to focus one game at a time.”

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