GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - The Davenport University women's volleyball team extended its winning streak to a season-long four matches and improved to 4-0 in the all-time series with Northwood after taking down the Timberwolves in straight sets on Friday night. In the process, the Panthers hit .356, their highest percentage in a home match in nearly two years. Next up, DU will host Lake Superior State on Saturday for Alumni Day with the opening serve set for 2 p.m. inside the Student Center.

FINAL: Davenport 3, Northwood 0 (-16, -15, -23)
RECORDS: Davenport 12-9, 4-5 GLIAC; Northwood 10-8, 4-4 GLIAC

Team Leaders

Kills	Emmy Webb (12), Hayley Kreiger (11), Emma Turnquist (6)
Hitting %	Turnquist (.750), Webb (.667), Megan Herr (.231)
Aces	Riley Groves (2), Nicole Odeen (2), Kreiger (1)
Blocks	Herr (7), Kreiger (5), Webb (4)
Assists	Odeen (18), Grace Hayes (10), Nina Rudnitsky (3)
Digs	Kenzy Corstange (13), Kreiger (5), Rudnitsky (5)

Match Notes
- As a team, Davenport hit above .300 at home for just the third time since joining the GLIAC prior to the 2017 season.
- Defensively, the Panthers racked up 11 blocks, their most for a home match this season.
- Through two sets on Friday, Davenport was hitting an out-of-this-world .500 with 28 kills to just four errors on 48 attacks.
- On the other side, Northwood managed to hit just .043 (30-26-94), the second-lowest clip for a DU opponent this season (.038 - Walsh).
- Davenport set the tone with an 8-2 run in the first to make it 15-7 and a 6-1 spurt to open the second.
- Webb turned in her best effort of the season with 12 kills and not a single error on 18 swings for a blistering .667 hitting percentage.
- The third set saw a total of six ties and three lead changes before DU held off a 4-1 NU run to win it.
- In her last two matches, Webb has hit an absurd .629 with 24 kills and only two errors on 35 attacks.
- Turnquist has now sent home five or more kills in five matches this season, but Friday's effort was the first time she'd done it at home.
- Herr stuffed seven attack attempts, her second most this season and most at home.

Story by: Cooper Weidenthaler