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St. Peter's Pythons from Mount Pearl rally for playoff berth at Volleyball Canada national club championships

SaltWire Network | Posted: May 22, 2018, 5:46 a.m. | Updated: May 22, 2018, 5:46 a.m. | 1 Min Read
The St. Peter's Pythons take on an opponent from Manitoba in their first playoff game today in the boys U14 Tier 2 event at the Volleyball Canada championships in Edmonton. — Twitter
The St. Peter's Pythons take on an opponent from Manitoba in their first playoff game today in the boys U14 Tier 2 event at the Volleyball Canada championships in Edmonton. — Twitter

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The St. Peter’s Junior High Pythons of Mount Pearl will play the 204 Cardinal of Manitoba today in the round of 16, the first playoff round in the boys under-14 Tier 2 division at Volleyball Canada’s national club championships in Edmonton.
The Pythons went 1-2 in three preliminary games Sunday, but bounced back to win three straight matches — two over Alberta teams and the other over a British Columbia entry — in Monday’s “power pools,” putting the Newfoundland team in the playoff round.
St. Peter’s has a 9-7 record in sets, with 292 points for and 277 against.

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