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Hornets’ hot start not enough against Columbus

Hornets’ hot start not enough against Columbus
SETTING UP THE OFFENSE - Elizabeth Perez digs out a tip from the Dons and passes it over to her setter to push the Hornet attack. The junior had 10 digs in the loss to Columbus. STAFF PHOTO/NATHANIEL UNDERWOOD
Hornets’ hot start not enough against Columbus
SETTING UP THE OFFENSE - Elizabeth Perez digs out a tip from the Dons and passes it over to her setter to push the Hornet attack. The junior had 10 digs in the loss to Columbus. STAFF PHOTO/NATHANIEL UNDERWOOD

Despite a loss to Cloverbelt-East foe Columbus Catholic last Thursday, it was still a solid week for the Colby Hornets volleyball team, who won their other three matches and improved to 14-13 on th...

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