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November 9, 1998
Utah vs. San Jose State
Nov. 13 * Crimson Court * Salt Lake City * 7:00 p.m.
Utah vs. Fresno State
Nov. 14 * Crimson Court * Salt Lake City * 7:00 p.m.
THIS WEEK: Utah (15-8, 5-5 WAC) plays its final two home matches of the season. The Utes, currently in fifth place in the Western Athletic Conference Pacific Division, host the two teams tied for third place in San Jose State (18-7, 6-4 WAC) on Friday and Fresno State (17-6, 6-4 WAC) on Saturday. Both matches begin at 7:00 p.m. at Crimson Court.
A QUICK LOOK AT UTAH: The Utes are 15-8 overall and in fifth place in the Western Athletic Conference Pacific Division with a 5-5 record. Last weekend, Utah went on the road to lose to No. 9 Hawai'i 15-8, 8-15, 15-3, 15-9 and defeat San Diego State 15-5, 15-11, 15-8.
Kalani Tonga leads the team in kills (4.24) and digs (3.04). Junior middle blocker Stacie Greenwalt is second in blocks (1.18), first in hitting efficiency (.287) and second in kills (3.01). Freshman middle blocker McKelle Stilson is first in blocking (1.28). Junior setter Graciela Torres is averaging 12.91 assists and has the second-most aces (0.33). Sophomore outside hitter Brooke Barton leads the team in aces (0.47).
SCOUTING FRESNO STATE: The Bulldogs are 17-6 overall and tied for third place in the Western Athletic Conference Pacific Division with a 6-4 record. Last week, FSU stepped out of the WAC to lose to No. 5 Stanford 15-8, 15-6, 15-8 in Palo Alto, Calif. In conference action, Fresno State defeated UTEP 15-12, 15-7, 15-9 and New Mexico 15-13, 16-14, 15-4 at home.
Senior Shanus Bennett leads the WAC in both kills (4.91) and digs (3.45). Sophomore Akkelien Altena is 17th in kills (3.29) and 13th in digs (2.74). Junior setter Diann Aufdermaur ranks ninth in the league in assists (11.72). Junior Anamie Buckelew is 15th in the WAC in digs (2.73). Head coach Lindy Vivas has a 160-96 record in her eighth season at Fresno State and a 232-156 career record in 12 seasons.
SCOUTING SAN JOSE STATE: The Spartans are 18-7 overall and tied for third place in the Western Athletic Conference Pacific Division with a 6-4 record. Last week, SJSU lost to New Mexico 15-12, 13-15, 15-1, 8-15, 15-12 and defeated UTEP 15-5, 15-2, 15-8 at home.
Senior Melissa Myers ranks 15th in the WAC in hitting percentage (.304). Junior Darcy Walker is eighth in kills (3.80 and fifth in digs (3.15). Junior setter Michelle Sarkees is third in the league in assists (13.07). Sophomore Joslynn Gallopp ranks 13th in the conference in blocks (1.13). Head coach Craig Choate has a 98-83 record in his sixth season at San Jose State and a 127-148 career record in nine seasons.
SERIES SHORTS: Utah trails Fresno State in the all-time series 7-3. The Bulldogs won the first meeting this season 15-10, 15-12, 11-15, 14-16, 15-12 on Oct. 16 in Fresno, Calif. Prior to that match, the two teams hadn't met since the 1995 season, when the Utes lost in three games on Oct. 5 in Fresno, Calif., and won in four games on Nov. 10 in Salt Lake City.
The Utes have won two of the three matches in their series with San Jose State. Utah took the first match this season, winning 15-10, 15-10, 15-5 on Oct. 17 in San Jose, Calif.
NEXT WEEK: Utah concludes its regular season on the road. The Utes play UTEP on Friday (Nov. 20) at 7:30 p.m. in El Paso, Texas, and New Mexico on Saturday (Nov. 21) at 7:00 p.m. in Albuquerque, N.M.
NET RESULTS: Despite 18 kills from sophomore outside hitter Kalani Tonga, No. 9 Hawai'i defeated Utah 15-8, 8-15, 15-3, 15-9 last Friday night in front of 6,504 fans at the Stan Sheriff Center in Honolulu. Tonga had a match-high 14 digs and four blocks to go with her fine offensive performance that included a .208 hitting percentage. Brooke Barton had nine kills, a .286 hitting percentage and seven kills. Sara Shakula equaled Tonga's high mark of 14 digs. Freshman McKelle Stilson posted eight kills and seven blocks.
Utah closed out its road trip with a three-game sweep of San Diego State on Sunday afternoon in San Diego, winning 15-5, 15-11, 15-8. Tonga led the Utes with a match-high 17 kills, a .310 hitting percentage and 10 digs. Stilson had 11 kills, a .450 hitting percentage and a match-high four blocks. Erin Petersen also posted four blocks. Sophomore outside hitter Jen Snow had 7 kills, 4 digs and hit for an impressive .455 hitting percentage. Graciela Torres had 44 assists, eight digs and combined for three blocks.
HEAD COACH BETH LAUNIERE: In her ninth season, Beth Launiere is the winningest coach in Utah volleyball history. Launiere has a 152-126 (.547) overall record and a 51-67 mark in Western Athletic Conference play.
Launiere was named the Utes' head coach in 1990, and has since overseen a significant transformation in the Ute volleyball program. The season prior to Launiere's appointment, the Utes compiled a meager 1-32 record. Four years later, Launiere guided Utah to a 25-win season, its most successful campaign ever.
The Grand Rapids, Mich., native has led the Utes to three 20-win seasons and four upper-division finishes in the Western Athletic Conference during the last five years. Last year, Launiere's Utes posted its all-time best overall winning percentage in school history (.710) by going 22-9, as well as the best winning percentage in WAC play (.643) with a 9-5 mark to place fourth in the WAC Mountain Division. It was Utah's second-consecutive 20-win season and third-consecutive upper division conference finish.
QUOTING LAUNIERE:
On last week's matches - "I thought that some things could have been better for us in the Hawai'i match, but we were also playing the ninth-ranked team in the country on its home court. We served well and passed well at times. We also got some blocks for points--in game two especially. We did some good things. We had some rough stretches, but we also got some streaks where we would put some runs of points together."
"I really thought that we played well in the win over San Diego State. I thought that Graciela (Torres) set really well, and I liked what Erin (Petersen) and Jen (Snow) did when they came into the rotation in the second game. That second game was an uphill battle, but we just kept siding them out and chipping away at the lead. It was just a solid team effort."
On this week's matches - "These are some really big matches coming up. Right now we are in the middle of the pack in the WAC, which is where I wanted us to be at this point. With Fresno State and San Jose State--two teams right there with us in the division standings--coming into our place, we need to win both of those matches. Our goal is to place third in the Pacific Division, and winning these last two matches at home will go a long ways to helping us do that."
SENIOR NIGHT ON SATURDAY: Erin Petersen and Sara Shakula will play their final matches at Crimson Court this weekend.
Petersen, a 6-1 middle blocker from Laramie, Wyo., is in her second year with the Utes after transferring from Casper (Wyo.) College. Petersen has played in 16 matches and played in 24 games the past two seasons. She has posted 27 kills, three solo blocks and 21 block assists. She had a career-best four kills against Fresno State on Oct. 16, 1998 and against Portland on Sept. 20, 1997, and a career-best four blocks against San Diego State on Nov. 8, 1998. She is majoring in human development and family studies with the career goal of becoming a teacher.
Shakula, a 6-0 outside hitter from Draper, Utah, has been a four-year starter for the Utes. She earned second-team all-Western Athletic Conference Mountain Division honors in 1996 and '97. Shakula has played in 116 matches to rank ninth on the Utah career charts and in 407 games to rank sixth.
Shakula has an excellent chance to finish high in several career statistical categories. She already ranks third in career kills (1,207) and third in service aces (117) at the U. She needs 46 more kills to move ahead of Sharman Grant (1,252) and into second place. The top mark is owned by Brenda Barton-Whicker (1,565). Shakula needs just 31 more aces to take over second place, currently held by Grant's 147. She also ranks fifth in career attempts (2,996), fifth in block assists (258), seventh in total blocks (277) and ninth in digs (758).
Shakula is also moving up the Western Athletic Conference statistical career charts. She needs just four more aces to take over 10th place from Alicia Bergmann (119), who played for New Mexico from 1990-93.
Off the court, Shakula is the 1998 President of the Student-Athlete Advisory Council. She is majoring in mass communications with the career goal of becoming a freelance journalist.
TORRES MOVES UP TO SECOND IN CAREER ASSISTS: Setter Graciela Torres is now in second place in career assists at Utah with 3,356. Torres moved ahead of Katie Tagge's career total of 3,355 with 40 assists against San Diego State on Nov. 8. She is now closing in on Denise Rathburn's all-time record of 3,630 assists, recorded from 1989-92.
Torres has 1,059 assists in 1998, the seventh-most in a single season in Utah history. In just her first season at the U., Torres recorded 1,206 assists to place her fifth on both the the single-season and career charts. She recorded 1,091 assists in 1997, the sixth-most in a single-season at Utah.
TONGA MAKES HER MARK: Sophomore Kalani Tonga, the 1997 Western Athletic Conference Mountain Division Freshman of the Year and a member of the Volleyball Magazine/Asics All-Freshman Team, splashed onto the scene last season. Tonga ranked seventh in the WAC in blocks (1.22) and sixth in hitting percentage (.327) as a middle blocker. She also set the Utah single-season record for hitting percentage.
This season, Tonga is contending for all-WAC honors once again. Tonga ranks fourth in the WAC in kills (4.24) and seventh in digs (3.04). She has led the Utes in kills in 20 matches this season and has had the team's high mark in digs 13 times.
NATIONAL ATTENDANCE: As of Nov. 2, Utah ranked 30th in the nation in attendance, averaging 666 fans in its first eight matches of the season. Four other WAC schools are ranked among the national leaders in attendance as well, including Hawai'i at No. 1 (5,949), Brigham Young at 18th (1,153), Colorado State at 23rd (942) and New Mexico at 25th (797).
POWER RANKINGS: This season, the American Volleyball Coaches Association has teamed up with sports rating guru Jeff Sagarin to produce a Women's Division I Volleyball Power Rating. As of Nov. 1, the WAC had six teams that were ranked among the top 50 in the nation in RPI ratings, which tied for second most by any conference. The Big Ten had nine teams rank among the top 50 while the Big 12 also had six teams. Brigham Young currently ranks fourth while Hawai'i is 11th, followed by Colorado State (36th), Utah (37th), Fresno State (49th) and Wyoming (50th). As a conference, the WAC ranks sixth out of 32, behind the Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-10, Big West and ACC.
STRENGTH OF SCHEDULE: Once again, Utah has faced challenging opposition in 1998. Five teams on its schedule--two of which it has played twice--were invited to play in the 1997 NCAA Tournament. Washington State, which defeated Utah in four games on Sept. 4, made it to the regional semifinals. The Utes faced two more NCAA participants at the Michigan State Invitational, Sept. 18-19. The host Spartans, which defeated Utah in four games, advanced to the second round. Notre Dame, defeated by the Utes in three games, made it to the regional semifinals.
Utah has faced two NCAA Tournament teams, twice each, during the Western Athletic Conference season. Hawai'i received an NCAA bid in '97, but lost in the first round. Brigham Young made it to the regional finals before losing to eventual national runner-up Penn State. Utah lost both of its meetings with Brigham Young in three games and both of its match-ups with Hawai'i in four games.
WAC STATISTICAL RANKINGS:
Team
Hitting Efficiency 9th (.202) Kills 6th (16.32) Assists 7th (14.38) Blocking 4th (2.82) Aces 3rd (1.81) Digs 4th (15.89)
Individuals
Hitting Efficiency Stacie Greenwalt 17th (.287)
Kills Kalani Tonga 4th (4.24)
Assists Graciela Torres 4th (12.91)
Blocking McKelle Stilson 6th (1.28)
Stacie Greenwalt 12th (1.18)
Aces Brooke Barton 3rd (0.47)
Graciela Torres 15th (0.33)
Digs Kalani Tonga 7th (3.04)
UTAH AGAINST TOP 25 TEAMS: Utah is 1-6 against ranked teams this season. The Utes lost to No. 22 Washington State in five games on Sept. 4 in WSU's Les Schwab Cougar Challenge. The U. lost to No. 18 Michigan State in three games on Sept. 18 in the Spartan's MSU Invitational, then came back the next day in the tournament to defeat No. 23 Notre Dame in three games. Utah lost Brigham Young, then ranked No. 5, on Oct. 2 in three games. The Utes also lost to the Cougars in three games on Oct. 30, when they were ranked No. 4. The Utes fell to No. 10 Hawai'i in four games on Oct. 9 at Crimson Court. Hawai'i was ranked No. 9 when it defeated Utah in four games in Honolulu on Nov. 6
Louisville, which was not ranked when it lost to the Utes in four games on Sept. 5, has since moved into the USA Today/AVCA Poll Top 25.
WAC PRE-SEASON POLL: In a survey of the Western Athletic Conference coaches before the season, Utah was picked to place third in the Pacific Division. Utah, competing in the WAC's Pacific Division for the first time in its final season as a league member, garnered 88 points. Brigham Young was picked first, tallying 118 points and 13 first-place votes. Hawai'i claimed the remaining three first-place votes and 105 points to finish second. The Utes were followed by Fresno State in fourth place with 73 points, San Diego State (72), New Mexico (49), San Jose State (37) and UTEP (26).
In the Mountain Division, Colorado State earned 13 first-place votes and totaled 117 points to lead the way. Brigham Young was picked to win the WAC championship over Hawai'i, 13 votes to three.
WAC TOURNAMENT RETURNS TO THE MGM GRAND: For the third straight season, the MGM Grand Garden Arena will play host to the WAC Volleyball Tournament. The championship will be contested, Nov. 24-28, in Las Vegas, with the 5,000-room MGM Grand Hotel serving as the tournament host. Twelve of the 16 WAC teams will compete in the tournament with the top two teams in each division receiving a first-round bye.
The remaining eight teams will play first-round matches on Nov. 24. The four first-round matches will feature Pacific Division #3 vs. Mountain Division #6 at 1:00 p.m, Mountain Division #4 vs. Pacific Division #5 at 3:00 p.m; Pacific Division #4 vs. Mountain Division #5 at 6:30 p.m; and Mountain Division #3 vs. Pacific Division #6 at 8:30 p.m. (All times Pacific.). The quarterfinals will take place, Nov. 25, with the same match times as the first round. The semifinals are slated for Nov. 27, with matches scheduled for 4:00 and 7:00 p.m. The championship match is slated for 3:00 p.m., on Nov. 28. FOX Sports Net will televise the second semi-final match and the championship match live.
All-tournament passes went on sale Sept. 10 for $30. Single-session tickets will be sold the week of the tournament for $8 per session. Tickets can be purchased by calling TicketMaster at (702) 474-4000.
1998 Schedule
September
1 (Tue) IDAHO STATE W, 3-1
4-5 Cougar Challenge
at Pullman, Wash.
4 (Fri) vs. Washington State L, 3-2
5 (Sat) vs. Louisville W, 3-1
vs. Gonzaga W, 3-1
9 (Wed) IDAHO W, 3-1
11-12 Weber State Invitational
at Ogden, Utah
11 (Fri) vs. Cal Poly SLO L, 3-0
vs. Weber State W, 3-0
12 (Sat) vs. Gonzaga W, 3-0
18-19 Michigan State Invitational
at East Lansing, Mich.
18 (Fri) vs. Michigan State L, 3-0
19 (Sat) vs. Notre Dame W, 3-0
vs. New Hampshire W, 3-0
25 (Fri) WYOMING W, 3-1
29 (Tue) at Utah State W, 3-2
October
2 (Fri) * BRIGHAM YOUNG L, 3-0
9 (Fri) * HAWAI'I L, 3-1
10 (Sat)* SAN DIEGO STATE W, 3-0
16 (Fri)* at Fresno State L, 3-2
17 (Sat)* at San Jose State W, 3-0
23 (Fri)* NEW MEXICO W, 3-0
24 (Sat)* UTEP W, 3-0
30 (Fri)* at Brigham Young L, 3-0
November
6 (Fri) * at Hawai'i L, 3-1
8 (Sun) * at San Diego State W, 3-0
13 (Fri)* SAN JOSE STATE 7:00 p.m.
14 (Sat)* FRESNO STATE 7:00 p.m.
20 (Fri)* at UTEP 7:30 p.m.
21 (Sat)* at New Mexico 7:00 p.m.
24-28 WAC Tournament
at Las Vegas, Nev.
* Indicates WAC match
HOME MATCHES IN ALL CAPS
All times local
1998 RECORD
Overall Record: 15-8
WAC Record: 5-5
Home/Away/Neutral: 6-2/4-5/5-1
Utah Probable Starters
No. Name Yr. Pos.
10 Stacie Greenwalt Jr. MB
16 Sara Shakula Sr. OH
12 Kalani Tonga So. OH
02 Graciela Torres Jr. S
14 Brooke Barton So. OH
03 McKelle Stilson Fr. MB
or
08 Lucie Turkova So. DS
Utah Quick Facts
General Information
Location: Salt Lake City, Utah
Founded: 1850
Enrollment: 26,183
Nickname: Utes
Colors: Crimson and White
National Affiliation: NCAA Division I
Conference: Western Athletic (WAC)
Division: Pacific
Home Court: Crimson Court (1,500)
President: Dr. J. Bernard Machen
Athletics Director: Dr. Chris Hill
Associate A.D. (SWA): Amy Hackett
Volleyball Staff
Head Coach: Beth Launiere (Aquinas '85)
Office Phone: (801) 581-6843
Record at Utah: 152-126 (.547)/9th Year
Career Record: 152-126 (.547)/9th Year
Assistant Coaches (Alma Mater):
Cory Solomon (Utah '88)
Jamie Young (Utah '98)
Strength Coach: Troy Malson
Trainer: Summer McKeehan
Manager: Jared Jepson
Volleyball Facts
All-Time Record: 385-403 (.489)/24 Years
All-Time WAC Record: 51-67/9 Years
Utah Roster
No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Previous School)
02 Graciela Torres S 5-8 Jr. Santa Rosa, Calif. (Ursaline HS)
03 McKelle Stilson MB 6-1 Fr. Orangeville, Utah (Emery HS)
04 Jen Snow OH 6-0 So. Salt Lake City (Highland HS)
05 Erin Petersen MB 6-1 Sr. Laramie, Wyo. (Casper College)
06 Lorraine Morrison OH/S 6-1 Fr. Casper, Wyo. (Kelly Walsh HS)
07 Megan Anderson MB 6-1 Fr. Boise, Idaho (Boise HS)
08 Lucie Turkova S/OH 5-9 So. Brno, Czech Republic (Taylorsville HS)
09 Megan Lovell OH 5-11 Jr. Bountiful, Utah (Ricks JC)
10 Stacie Greenwalt MB 6-1 Jr. Hardin, Mont. (Hardin HS)
11 Shannon Downey S/DS 5-8 Jr. San Diego, Calif. (Grossmont Col.)
12 Kalani Tonga OH/MB 6-0 So. Allen, Texas (Allen HS)
14 Brooke Barton OH 5-10 So. Farmington, Utah (Davis HS)
16 Sara Shakula OH 5-11 Sr. Draper, Utah (Skyline HS)
The Launiere File
Year Overall Pct. WAC Pct. Finish
1990 7-21 .250 0-10 .000 6th
1991 15-20 .429 3-9 .250 6th
1992 18-15 .545 3-11 .231 7th
1993 25-11 .694 7-7 .500 4th
1994 16-13 .552 7-7 .500 5th-T
1995 14-17 .452 7-7 .500 4th
1996 20-12 .625 10-6 .635 3rd-T*
1997 22-9 .710 9-5 .643 4th*
1998 15-8 .652 5-5 .500
Totals 152-126 .547 51-67 .432
* Division finish
Standings
Pacific Div. WAC Pct. Over. Pct.
1. Hawai'i 11-1 .917 21-2 .913
Brigham Young 9-1 .900 22-2 .917
3. Fresno State 6-4 .600 17-6 .739
San Jose State 6-4 .600 18-7 .720
5. UTAH 5-5 .500 15-8 .652
6. UTEP 2-9 .182 10-12 .455
7. New Mexico 2-9 .182 8-15 .348
8. San Diego State 2-10 .167 5-20 .200
Mountain Div. WAC Pct. Over. Pct.
1. Colorado State 10-1 .909 21-5 .808
2. Wyoming 9-2 .818 14-11 .560
3. UNLV 8-2 .800 19-6 .760
4. Rice 7-4 .636 19-8 .679
5. SMU 4-6 .400 13-13 .500
6. Air Force 2-8 .200 9-13 .409
7. TCU 1-9 .100 4-21 .160
8. Tulsa 1-10 .091 9-14 .391
1998 Match-By-Match Results
Date Opponent W/L Scores High Kills High Digs High Blocks Att.
Sept. 1 IDAHO STATE W 3-1 15-9, 15-6, 13-15, 15-7 G'walt/Tonga 18 Snow 15 Stilson 6 637
Sept. 4 at Wash. State (1) L 1-3 12-15, 13-15, 15-8, 15-10, 9-15 Tonga 24 Tonga 18 Greenwalt 7 1,360
Sept. 5 vs. Louisivlle (1) W 3-1 15-13, 4-15, 15-7, 15-13 Greenwalt 19 Torres/Turkova 13 G'walt/Stilson 6 88
Sept. 5 vs. Gonzaga (1) W 3-1 15-7, 15-13, 13-15, 16-14 Stilson 18 Tonga 18 Stilson 9 120
Sept. 9 IDAHO W 3-1 12-15, 15-3, 15-11, 16-14 Tonga 17 Turkova 9 Greenwalt 4 502
Sept. 11 vs. Cal Poly SLO (2) L 0-3 10-15, 9-15, 9-15 Greenwalt 14 Tonga 12 Shakula/Tonga 2 314
Sept. 11 at Weber State (2) W 3-0 15-12, 15-11, 15-10 Tonga 15 Tonga 17 Stilson 4 607
Sept. 12 vs. Gonzaga (2) W 3-0 15-4, 15-0, 15-4 Greenwalt 10 Tonga 7 Greenwalt 4 422
Sept. 18 at Michigan State (3) L 0-3 12-15, 9-15, 14-16 Tonga 13 Turkova 12 Greenwalt 6 1,008
Sept. 18 vs. Notre Dame (3) W 3-0 15-10, 15-4, 15-10 Tonga 18 Tonga/Torres 11 Greenwalt 5 81
Sept. 18 vs. New Hampshire (3) W 3-0 15-4, 17-15, 15-10 Shakula/Stilson 12 Snow 11 G'walt/Stilson 2 136
Sept. 25 WYOMING W 3-1 15-11, 15-10, 9-15, 15-11 Tonga 18 Tonga 12 Stilson 10 843
Sept. 29 at Utah State W 3-2 15-9, 9-15, 15-7, 11-15, 15-10 Tonga 18 Turkova 15 Greenwalt 8 342
Oct. 2 * BRIGHAM YOUNG L 3-0 3-15, 10-15, 1-15 Tonga 10 Turkova 9 Torres 4 1,257
Oct. 9 * HAWAI'I L 3-1 10-15, 11-15, 15-7, 15-4 Tonga 23 Barton/Lovell 12 G'walt/Shakula 4 739
Oct. 10* SAN DIEGO STATE W 3-0 15-3, 16-14, 15-5 Togna 11 Three with 10 Stilson 11 364
Oct. 16* at Fresno State L 3-2 10-15, 12-15, 15-11, 16-14, 12-15 Tonga 26 Shakula 20 Tonga 5 653
Oct. 17* at San Jose State W 3-0 15-10, 15-10, 15-5 Stilson 13 Tonga 9 Stilson/Torres 7 150
Oct. 23* NEW MEXICO W 3-0 15-11, 15-11, 15-6 Tonga 18 Turkova 12 Stilson 6 523
Oct. 24* UTEP W 3-0 15-12, 15-10, 15-5 Tonga 18 Tonga/Torres 13 Greenwalt 5 461
Oct. 30* at Brigham Young L 3-0 6-15, 4-15, 9-15 Three with 6 Tonga 11 Stilson 5 2,201
Nov. 6 * at Hawai'i L 3-1 8-15, 15-8, 3-15, 9-15 Tonga 18 Shakula/Tonga 14 Stilson 7 6,504
Nov. 8 * at San Diego State W 3-0 15-5, 15-11, 15-8 Tonga 17 Tonga 10 Three with 4 183
* WAC Matches
HOME MATCHES IN ALL CAPS
(1) Les Schwab Cougar Challenge at Pullman, Wash.
(2) Weber State Classic at Ogden, Utah
(3) Michigan State Invitational at East Lansing, Mich.
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