• Webster's next three out of four points were given to them as the Tigers hit the ball out of bounds with Breanna Bullert having one ace serve. The Bearcats drew to within one at 16-15 when Groton called time out.
• The game was tied at 16, 17 and 19 before

Groton took a 21-19 lead and Webster called time out.  Groton got to 24-20, but couldn't get that last point. The next two points were given by Groton and Lindsey Vogl got an ace serve to make it 24-23. Groton called time out, but Webster tied the game with the help of a Groton miscue. Josie Doeden had a kill to give Groton a 25-24 lead and Kylie Hawkins got a kill to give Groton the 26-24 win.
• "Volleyball is a unique sport," Helvig said. "It's a lot

of momentum and how you're feeling that day. It's not necessarily just skill. I would say volleyball is 90 percent mental and 10 percent physical. It's a very mental sport and that's when you need the teammates to support each other."
• Groton scored first in the second game, but Webster scored the next five points to take a 5-1 lead. Groton eventually tied the game at seven and took a 9-7 lead with a Halle Dohman tip over. Dohman got another hit later on that bounced off of a Webster player and Courtney Kurtz had a reverse tip over to give Groton a 12-9 lead.
• Webster came to within two, 16-14, but Camille Sippel and Josie Doeden each had a kill and Webster had one serve into the net as Groton took a 19-14 lead. Doe

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