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Grand Canyon University earns spot in 2023 NCAA men's volleyball tournament - Vimarsana News

Grand Canyon University earns spot in 2023 NCAA men's volleyball tournament

Grand Canyon University received a bid to play in the 2023 NCAA men’s volleyball tournament for the first time in program history. For some players, it’s their last chance to go out with a title.

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Camden Gianni returns after heart attack to lead GCU volleyball - Vimarsana News

Camden Gianni returns after heart attack to lead GCU volleyball

Three and a half years ago, Camden Gianni went into cardiac arrest at Grand Canyon during a volleyball practice. After open heart surgery and a lengthy recovery process, he is now back leading the Lopes, and making his name known throughout the conference.

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Trailblazing Jamie Boggs puts GCU athletics in national spotlight - Vimarsana News

Trailblazing Jamie Boggs puts GCU athletics in national spotlight

Jamie Boggs grew up just 3 miles away from the campus of GCU, so she appreciates more than most how much the west-side campus has evolved. 

Phoenix native Boggs building foundation of success for GCU athletics - Vimarsana News

Phoenix native Boggs building foundation of success for GCU athletics

Phoenix native Jamie Boggs is using her unique experience to continue to build athletics, academics and her hometown community as vice president of athletics at Grand Canyon.

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Fast start, third-set rally propels No. 2 BYU volleyball by Grand Canyon for MPSF title match berth - Vimarsana News

Fast start, third-set rally propels No. 2 BYU volleyball by Grand Canyon for MPSF title match berth

And the second. And after a brief lull in the third set, that one, as well. Gabi Garcia Fernandez had 12 kills, four aces and four blocks as the second-ranked and top-seeded BYU men's volleyball swept No. 4 Grand Canyon, 25-14, 25-19, 29-27, in Friday's semifinals of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Tournament at the Smith Fieldhouse in Provo. Zach Eschenberg had 10 kills, five digs and four blocks for the Cougars (18-3), who advanced to face No. 3 Pepperdine in Saturday's championship match for the third time in conference history and first since 2008. The Cougars simply dominated from...

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