Kalavango, Police VI show early intent

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Kalavango and Police VI women's volleyball sides are threatening to run away with the Liquid Open Championship title.

The two sides are leading their respective groups after the first stage of the tournament was played at the SSKB courts last weekend.

Police have already qualified for the quarterfinals as Pool A leaders after accumulating 12 points, having won all their four matches.

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Kalavango, Police VI show early intent

Kalavango and Police VI women's volleyball sides are threatening to run away with the Liquid Open Championship title.

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