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    K-State volleyball opens 2024 with 1-2 finish at Purdue tournament

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    By KMAN Staff on September 3, 2024 K-State Sports, Sports
    Kansas State head volleyball coach Jason Mansfield encourages his team during their Big 12 Conference match against Texas in 2023 at Morgan Family Arena. The Wildcats went 1-2 at a tournament in West Lafayette, Ind., to open the 2024 season. Staff photo by Lewis Marien

    Kansas State volleyball kicked off Year 2 of the Jason Mansfield era on the road over the weekend, dropping two matches against No. 8 Purdue and UC Davis before salvaging a win against UMBC at Purdue’s Stacey Clark Classic.

    “I’m really happy with our bounce back,” Mansfield said in a written statement after the finale. “Playing three matches in three days is tough, and it’s the only time we’ll do that all year. We had a solid practice the day before leaving, so we essentially played four long days of volleyball. I’m just really proud of how we showed up, competed against a strong team, and played clean volleyball. That’s what good teams do.”

    The full story can be viewed at theMercury.com.

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