Going out a winner.
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Going out a winner.
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Sports can be magical sometimes.
What a fantasticway to go out with a game winner on her final play. Her story almost the opposite of Ben Wooldridge.
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Dan McDonald pbp
A too-good-to-be-true ending occurred for one college volleyball senior on Friday night.
An ace was all it took for senior Siena DeCambra to feel her injury-filled senior season was worth it.
The 5-foot-8 setter played for Louisiana for the first time this season since she was sidelined after suffering an ACL and meniscus injury in the preseason.
In a storybook ending for the final game of her collegiate career, she nailed a walk-off ace to earn the Ragin’ Cajuns a 3-1 victory (25-20, 25-23, 19-25, 25-16) over Georgia Southern.
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Volleyball is huge in her home state of Hawaii.
Multiple National Titles for both Men and Women.
So special for Siena, so happy for her.
Player With Torn ACL Serves Walk-Off Ace on Senior Night in Heartwarming Highlight
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Baldwin’s (Hawaii) DeCambra reflects on viral moment
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