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OTTAWA – Canada edged Germany in five sets on Saturday for its fourth straight win in FIVB Volleyball Nations League action.
Canada needed more than 2 1/2 hours to beat the Germans, taking the match: 23-25, 29-27, 25-18, 23-25, 15-12 at TD Place.
Sharone Vernon-Evans led the Canadians with 24 points and Nicholas Hoag contributed 18.
“We figured the match would be close. Germany is a strong team, they have big middle blockers so it’s difficult to spike against them,” said Canadian coach Glenn Hoag. “We stuck with it, we had a bad couple first sets but it was a really good team win so we’re happy.”
Canada is aiming for five straight wins on Sunday against Serbia.
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