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With a loss on Tuesday behind them, the women’s volleyball team will continue its rollercoaster season tonight against Pomona-Pitzer. Head Coach Jim Paschal says the team is ready for a win.

“I hope we play well. Normally Homecoming draws large crowds. We’re due for a pretty good game. If we play well and win, it’ll be the best thing for the team. If we play well and don’t win, it’ll be the second best thing for the team. If we play bad and win, it’ll be the third best,” Paschal said.

—Rosie Sinapi

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