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The Colorado women’s volleyball team didn’t reach the NCAA Tournament. Yet the Buffaloes received a few parting gifts from the Pac-12 on their way out of the conference.

The Colorado women’s volleyball team didn’t reach the NCAA Tournament. Yet the Buffaloes received a few parting gifts from the Pac-12 on their way out of the conference.

The Colorado women’s volleyball team had a win it desperately needed well within sight.

The Colorado women’s volleyball team had a win it desperately needed well within sight.

BERKELEY, Calif. – For the Colorado volleyball to have a shot at a possible invitation to the NCAA Tournament, it needed to win both of its final two matches. On Wednesday, the Buffaloes got the first part done. Maya Tabron posted 17 kills to lead the Buffs to a 3-1 win (25-10, 16-25, 25-19, 25-23) against California at Haas Pavilion. CU improved to 16-14 (8-11 Pac-12) and will wrap up the regular season on Friday at Utah (3 p.m., Pac-12 Mountain). The Buffs are No. 63 in the NCAA’s RPI rank...

It has been a rough finishing stretch for the Colorado women’s volleyball team, but the Buffaloes made certain to send their seniors out on a winning note in the home finale.

It has been a rough finishing stretch for the Colorado women’s volleyball team, but the Buffaloes made certain to send their seniors out on a winning note in the home finale.

It has been a rough finishing stretch for the Colorado women’s volleyball team, but the Buffaloes made certain to send their seniors out on a winning note in the home finale.

The return of Lexi Hadrych didn’t help the Colorado volleyball team snap out of its late season slide. The Buffaloes suffered their fourth consecutive loss on Friday night, beginning the final homestand of the season by suffering a 3-0 defeat (25-18, 25-20, 25-23) against No. 11 Washington State at the CU Events Center. Hadrych, the Buffs’ top outside hitter, had missed the previous six matches due to an ankle injury and recorded eight kills in her return. But it wasn’t enough for Colorado...

The return of Lexi Hadrych didn’t help the Colorado volleyball team snap out of its late season slide. The Buffaloes suffered their fourth consecutive loss on Friday night, beginning the final homestand of the season by suffering a 3-0 defeat (25-18, 25-20, 25-23) against No. 11 Washington State at the CU Events Center. Hadrych, the Buffs’ top outside hitter, had missed the previous six matches due to an ankle injury and recorded eight kills in her return. But it wasn’t enough for Colorado...