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Photo by Stella Jeong / The Tufts Daily Senior setter Rianna Liu sets to a teammate. The Tufts women’s volleyball team faced Bowdoin in a quarterfinal match this Saturday and lost 2–3. The Polar Bears beat the Jumbos by two points in the fifth set to break the tie. Stella Jeong The team huddles before the game against Bowdoin on Nov. 7. Stella Jeong Senior Claire Castor celebrates after scoring a point. Stella Jeong Stella Jeong Senior hitter Emma Heckman goes for a kill. Stella Jeong Celina Savage and Hazel Nelson work to block the attack. Stella Jeong Stella Jeong Junior hitter Maiwenn Kamdje spikes the ball. Stella Jeong

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