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Bethel Royals Volleyball Competes in the NCAA Tournament

November 19, 2015
The Bethel University Royals volleyball team stands for the National Anthem before their game.

Congratulations on a great season

Nathan Klok | Photographer

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The Bethel University Royals volleyball team stands for the National Anthem before their game.

 

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Junior defensive specialist, Jillian Krier celebrates a point during the Elite 8 NCAA Tournament game.

 

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Junior setter, Katie Lubben, sets up her teammate against Hendrix College. Lubben led all players with 37 assists.

 

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Senior libero, Kali Johnson, celebrates with her teammates. Johnson ended her career with 44 digs in the match, an individual record her.

 

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Junior outside hitter, Carlee Hoppe, recorded 18 kills throughout the match along with 20 digs. Hoppe was named UW-Whitewater Region’s Most Outstanding Player.

 

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The Bethel University Royals huddle in between plays. The team reached the program’s first ever NCAA quarter-finals. Congratulations to the Bethel University Royals Volleyball team on a great season.
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