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Caroline Sherman

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Volleyball Opens Home Slate with Three Matches at The Peake; Set to Honor 2025 America East Champions on Sunday

The UMBC Volleyball team will open the home portion of its schedule by hosting three matches at The Peake this weekend. The Retrievers will host George Mason on Friday at 6 p.m., George Washington on Saturday at 4 p.m., and Georgetown on Sunday at 2 p.m.

There will be a championship t-shirt giveaway and the 2025 America East Championship banner will be unveiled prior to Sunday's contest.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 

Volleyball vs. George Mason | 6 pm | Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena | Retriever Rewards Double Punch and Roulette Wheel Giveaway

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The Dawgs are 3-1 after competing in the Buffalo/Canisius Invitational last weekend. The Retrievers dropped a hard-fought five-set match against Buffalo but responded with a sweep over Canisius.  George Mason fell to 4-2 after they were swept against Maryland on Monday.
 
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12

Volleyball vs. George Washington | 4 pm | Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena |
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George Washington is currently 1-5 after falling to Wofford in straight sets on Sunday. The Colonials will take on Loyola, Maryland prior to squaring off with the Retrievers.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13

Volleyball vs. Georgetown | 2 pm | Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena | 2025 America East Championship Banner Unveiling | Championship T-Shirt Giveaway
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Georgetown is off to a 4-2 start after defeating Wake Forest in four sets on Sunday in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The Hoyas will also take on Morgan State and Loyola, Maryland, prior to their match with the Retrievers.
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