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Big Red outlasts Toronto in wild match

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Big Red triumphed over Toronto 3-2 in a volleyball match that showcased remarkable momentum swings and resilience from both teams. Toronto took an early lead in the first set, but Big Red rallied to win the second set after overcoming a late deficit. The third set witnessed Toronto jump ahead, yet Big Red executed a comeback to claim the set 26-24. Toronto responded by winning the fourth set, setting the stage for a decisive fifth set. In the final set, Big Red took control, scoring the first nine points and finishing with a 15-4 victory.

Big Red head coach Logan Colabella commended her team's ability to respond under pressure. Giuliana Cramer led Big Red with 17 kills, while Jayna Reeves topped Toronto with 12 kills. This win solidifies Big Red's dominance over Toronto this season, having swept the series.

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