GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - The Davenport University women's volleyball team took the first two sets against Northern Michigan in thrilling fashion on Friday night, 26-24, but that wouldn't be enough. The Wildcats went on to win the next three and spoil the Panthers' first home match in two weeks. Next up for DU is a home date with Michigan Tech on Saturday at 2 p.m.

FINAL: Northern Michigan 3, Davenport 2 (-24, -24, 13-25, 23-25, 9-15)
RECORDS: Northern Michigan 17-6, 9-3 GLIAC; Davenport 18-6, 9-3 GLIAC

Team Leaders

Kills	Hayley Kreiger (19), Lindsay Taylor (10), Abby Welke (7)
Hitting %	Lexie Beeke (5), Welke (.278), Kreiger (.147)
Aces	Stephanie Kalinowski (2), Kreiger (1), Taylor (1)
Blocks	Emmy Webb (5), Bethany Wilson (4), Kreiger (3)
Assists	Beeke (19), Nicole Odeen (13), Taylor (3)
Digs	Kenzy Corstange (28), Kreiger (17), Taylor (16)

Match Notes
- Kreiger and Taylor notched their 14th and 10th double-doubles of the season, respectively.
- Welke stepped up with seven kills and only two errors on 18 total attacks for a .278 hitting percentage.
- Webb made it four matches with five or more blocks this season and she's done so in three of her last four outings.
- Corstange came within three digs of her career high set on Sept. 9 at Michigan Tech.
- Davenport trailed the first set 24-23 and the second set 24-21 before winning both of them 26-24.
- Northern Michigan seemed to turn the tide in the third set when they hit .351, the second-largest clip of the match behind their own .474 in the fifth.
- Davenport's best offensive clip came in the second when they hit .176.
- The Wildcats out-killed the Panthers, 65-47, and notched 59 assists to the home team's 43.