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The LeTourneau volleyball team has earned the No. 6 seed in the SCAC tournament and will face defending SCAC champions and No. 3 seed Colorado College Tigers in the quarterfinals on Friday at 1:00 p.m. at Solheim Arena. The winner of the match will face No. 2 seed Hendrix in the semifinals at 6:30 p.m. on Friday. LeTourneau finished the regular season 11-14, winning six of its final 10 matches. Going 7-6 in SCAC matches, the YellowJackets earned back-to-back winning seasons in conference for just the third time in program history. Fifth-year head coach Alison Williams leads LeTourneau into its second SCAC tournament appearance. The Jackets finished tied for fifth in the regular season standings, losing the tiebreaker to Concordia Texas. The YellowJackets are competing in their tenth conference tournament in program history. LeTourneau will look to avenge its regular season loss to Colorado College, as it fell to the Tigers in straight sets on Oct.

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