UNIVERSITY CENTER, Mich. - Playing its second match of the day, the seventh-seeded Davenport women's volleyball team met up with second-seeded and No. 20-ranked Northern Michigan in the quarterfinals of the GLIAC Tournament. The Panthers took the second set to even the match up at 1-1 before losing the next two to drop the match in four and fall to the consolation bracket. There, Davenport will face the winner of eighth-seeded Saginaw Valley State and 11th-seeded Purdue Northwest on Saturday at 7 p.m.

FINAL: Northern Michigan 3, Davenport 1 (14-25, 25-19, 16-25, 15-25)
RECORDS: Davenport 9-7, Northern Michigan 13-2

Team Leaders

Kills	Hayley Kreiger (11), Riley Groves (9), Megan Herr (8)
Hitting %	Herr (.294), Groves (.286), Emmy Webb (.158)
Aces	Herr (3), Kreiger (1), Stephanie Kalinowski (1)
Blocks	Webb (4), Herr (1), Kreiger (1)
Assists	Nicole Odeen (30), Kreiger (1), Kendra DeJonge (1)
Digs	Kalinowski (21), Odeen (8), Gabie Shellenbarger (6)

Match Notes
- Davenport's hitting percentage was held to .185, the team's lowest clip since a mark of .162 at home against Grand Valley State on March 13.
- On the other side, Northern Michigan hit .338, which is the highest for a Panther opponent this season.
- The Panthers hit better than the Wildcats in each of the teams' two regular season meetings including .275-.261 and .242-.231, respectively.
- Kreiger extended her streak with double-digit kills to nine matches, but her 11 in this match were the fewest since the beginning of that stretch.
- Odeen's six-match streak with at least one service ace was snapped.
- With her 21 digs, Kalinowski notched 20 or more in that category in back-to-back matches for the first time as a Panther.
- Herr tallied three aces, one off her season high of four set against Purdue Northwest on Feb. 26.

Story by: Cooper Weidenthaler