Eccles college volleyball world record attempt
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Eccles College will attempt to break the Guinness World Record for volleyball on April 30th in their sports hall, where the head of sport Richard Lee believes they can beat the current record of [0.13 seconds] due to their volleyball academy's skills and preparation.
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