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(San Diego State Univi
Invitational), but the rest of
competition really wasn’t
the caliber that we expect a
A&M and California.”
Gregory said her squad is
ger and more physical than
past and that she hopes tomj
up well with heavyweights
as A&M and UC-Berkeley.
“What I try to do every
in the preseason is to play
conference games against tft
ranked high to let us know?
our strengths and weakne
are,” Gregory said.
Gregory’s team includes
players of junior middle bio?
Megan Blackshire and sophor
middle blocker Olivia Waldo?
Waldo wski recorded
blocks and three aces in a sm
of Texas Tech to cap the ton:
ment, and Blackshire is coit
off a 10-kill performance.
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have been for a long time,"l
belli said. “We want thischa
to compare ourselves to them
UC-Berkeley.”
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fer the effects of a rigorous e
and travel schedule, but hope
won’t be too much of a factor.
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week, Leach shouldn’t havetf
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