turns in the early stages of the match showing their dominance. The hometown Wesmen won the first set in decisive fashion 25-18 but the Spartans responded taking the second set 25-19.

In the third set the Wesmen stormed out to an 8-3 lead at the first technical timeout, thanks to a 6-0 run to open the set. Winnipeg eventually went on to win the third set 25-21.

The Spartans forced a fifth and deciding set with an impressive 25-19 win in set number four. The Spartans finished the set with an attack percentage of .484.

Winnipeg held the lead for the majority of the fifth set and with the score at 11-10, Andrew Town put away three kills in a row to up the Wesmen lead to 14-10. Winnipeg would goMexican President Enrique Peña Nieto plans to meet with President Trump in Washington at the end of the month. (Mario Guzmán/EPA)

Faced with new threats from the United States, President Enrique Peña Nieto and other top Mexican officials outlined Monday a set of foreign policy goals that prioritize defending the country’s “national interests” while also starting negotiations with President Trump.

They described the policy as one that remains devoted to free trade within North America and beyond, as well as to the defense of the rights of Mexicans at home and in the United States.

“It’s evident that the United States has a new vision for its foreign policy,” Peña Nieto told an audience at the presidential palace Monday. “Given this reality, Mexico is obligated to take actions to defend its