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Tim YeanManaging EditorTuesday, Oct. 27Womens volleyball vs Curry College – W, 3-0 (25-7, 25-14, 27-25)Fourth-year outside hitter Marina Colonis notched her 1,000th dig in RIC’s dominant win over Curry. After ripping through the opening two frames, the Colonels made it tight in the third set against RIC reserves, but the Anchorwomen pulled away with a strong comeback effort down 19-13. Second-year outside hitter Jocelyn Sigouin-Adorno punched in 10 kills, while fourth-year setter Grace Luchka had 15 assists.Wednesday, Oct. 28Womens soccer vs Eastern Connecticut State University – T, 1-1Second-year midfielder Bryn Williams’ first collegiate goal came against a first-place Eastern squad in the 40th minute to bring the hosts an early advantage, but the Warriors fired back in the 68th minute to even the affair and force the shared points. Fourth-year Nicole Nunes excelled with 11 saves in the draw.

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