NEWARK, NJ - Rutgers University-Newark toppled New Jersey City University in three sets Saturday to claim the ECAC Men’s Volleyball Championship. The Scarlet Raiders took the frames 25-13, 25-18, 25-18 to earn the sweep on its home court at The Golden Dome in Newark. Rutgers-Newark did not drop a set in either the semifinal or championship match.
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