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Dover-Eyota sweeps its way into fifth-place match at state tournament
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Source: Post-Bulletin
ST. PAUL — After dropping its state quarterfinal match to New London-Spicer on Thursday, the Dover-Eyota girls volleyball team bounced back with a consolation semifinal win over East Grand Forks on Friday. The Eagles swept 25-17, 25-17, 25-19 to advance to the Class 2A consolation championship match at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday at Grand Casino Arena in St. Paul. They will face off with Rush City. The winner will finish in fifth place in the tournament. Lauren Peck dished out 33 set assists, nine digs and two aces for the Eagles in the win. Anndi Frie paced the Eagles with 21 kills and added eight digs. Kennedy Gust led D-E on defense with 14 digs. The Eagles, who made the state tournament for the first time this season, finished the match with a .263 attack percentage. EGF recorded a .093 attack percentage. Dover-Eyota, which was seeded fifth at state, improves to 28-4. Dover-Eyota 3, East Grand Forks 0 EGF#17#17#19 Dover-Eyota#25#25#25 BOX SCORE ]]>
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