ALLENDALE, Mich. - Despite Davenport coming back from being down four points, 23-19, and winning the first set, 26-24, Grand Valley State won the match in four sets on Friday night to snap the Panthers' four-match winning streak. These two teams will go at again on Saturday at 1 p.m., but inside the DU Student Center.

FINAL: Grand Valley State 3, Davenport 1 (26-24, 16-25, 19-25, 21-25)
RECORDS: Davenport 4-3, Grand Valley State 6-1

Team Leaders

Kills	Riley Groves (12), Emmy Webb (11), Megan Herr (10)
Hitting %	Webb (.526), Groves (.241), Herr (.138)
Aces	Herr (2), Kendra DeJonge (1), Nicole Odeen (1)
Blocks	DeJonge (3), Herr (2), Hayley Kreiger (2)
Assists	Odeen (38), Kenzy Corstange (3)
Digs	Corstange (22), DeJonge (13), Gabie Shellenbarger (10)

How It Happened
- Davenport opened the match with three of the first four points before Grand Valley State scored the next six in a row to go ahead by four, 7-3.
- The Lakers held the lead for the majority of the set, but once they were up 23-19, the Panthers ended the set with a 7-1 run to win it, 26-24, and go ahead 1-0 in the match.
- The second set saw four ties and two lead changes in the first nine points, at which point the home team was ahead by one, 5-4.
- That point came in the midst of a 9-1 run by the Lakers that gave them a seven-point lead, 12-5.
- From there until the end of the set, the Panthers could never get closer than two, 13-11 and 14-12, while the Lakers led by as many as nine, 25-16.
- In the first 19 total points scored in the third set, Davenport held three different leads including 2-1, 3-2 and 10-9, the last of which came after a 6-2 run.
- Once the Panthers were up 10-9, the Lakers reeled off 13 of the next 16 points and were ahead by nine, 22-13.
- Davenport pulled within seven, 22-15, and then five, 24-19, before Grand Valley State scored its 25th point for the set and a 2-1 match advantage.
- The Panthers started the fourth set hot with five of its first six points before the Lakers used an 8-1 spurt and were up three, 9-6.
- Davenport was able to cut the deficit to two on six different occasions including 9-7, 10-8, 12-10, 13-11, 15-13, and 16-14.
- Once it was ahead 16-14, Grand Valley State scored four-straight points and made the score 20-14.
- The Panthers then pulled within three at 21-18, 22-19, 23-20, and 24-21, but the Lakers ended it with the next score.

Story by: Cooper Weidenthaler