GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - The Davenport University women's volleyball team was back home on Friday night for the first of three in a row and took care of business with a four-set victory over Parkside. Next up, the Panthers will host Purdue Northwest (1-10, 0-3 GLIAC) on Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m.

FINAL: Davenport 3, Parkside 1 (-21, 22-25, -20, -19)
RECORDS: Davenport 7-6, 2-3 GLIAC; Parkside 4-8, 1-2 GLIAC

Team Leaders

Kills	Hayley Kreiger (18), Riley Groves (12), Quinn Coppess (10)
Hitting %	Groves (.462), Coppess (.409), Kreiger (.265)
Aces	Emmy Webb (4), Kreiger (2), Nina Rudnitsky (1)
Blocks	Webb (4), Coppess (3), Megan Herr (2)
Assists	Grace Hayes (24), Nicole Odeen (20), Kenzy Corstange (2)
Digs	Corstange (18), Kreiger (13), Rudnitsky (9)

Match Notes
- Parkside hit just .156 (54-29-160), the third-worst clip by an opponent this season, while Davenport hit .268 (53-15-142), its third-best mark of the fall.
- The Panthers especially came to life in the third and fourth frames where they hit .378 and .324, respectively.
- The Rangers best offensive period came in the second when they hit .268 and came back from a five-point deficit (13-8 and 14-9).
- Kreiger continues to pace the Panther attack and did so with her 15th career double-double.
- The senior outside hitter also made it four matches in a row with at least 15 kills, her longest stretch of the season.
- Hayley needs just 26 kills to jump Kassie Graves and move into sole possession of fifth place on the program's career kills chart.
- Groves turned in her best effort of the season with 12 kills (tied season high) as she hit above .400 (and .300) for the first time this fall.
- Behind those two, it was an important night for Coppess who, in her fourth season as a collegiate volleyball player, is capitalizing on the opportunity and did so with 10 kills and a blistering .409 hitting percentage on Friday night.
- Webb tied her career high in service aces with four, her first four since 2019, and made it three matches in a row with four or more blocks, her longest stretch of the season.

Story by: Cooper Weidenthaler