<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3o5WVA_0wEBck2M00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3o5WVA_0wEBck2M00" width="797" height="450" >The 15th ranked GVSU volleyball team completed a perfect weekend at the Midwest Region Crossover Tournament, defeating UMSL 3-1. After losing the first set 20-25, the Lakers came back strong, winning the next three sets with scores of 25-14, 25-20, and 25-19. This victory improved GVSU's record to 18-1, matching the best start in program history set in 2006. Key performances included Jordyn Gates and Meghan O'Sullivan, both achieving triple-doubles. GVSU will face Northern Michigan and Michigan Tech in their upcoming GLIAC matches.<ul><li>GVSU is now 18-1, tying the 2006 team's record for best start.</li><li>Jordyn Gates recorded 12 kills, 27 assists, and 14 digs; Meghan O'Sullivan had 12 kills, 20 assists, and 16 digs.</li></ul>Yes, ButWhile the Lakers showcased impressive resilience by winning three consecutive sets after dropping the first, they struggled initially against a strong UMSL start. Their ability to adapt mid-match proved vital, but it raises questions about their consistency in future matches.State of Play<ul><li>GVSU's solid performance at the crossover tournament positions them strongly in the region.</li><li>The team aims to maintain momentum as they transition back into GLIAC competition next weekend.</li></ul>The Lakers will look to continue their winning streak as they host Northern Michigan and Michigan Tech next week, which will be crucial for maintaining their ranking and confidence heading into the latter part of the season.Bottom LineThe Lakers' impressive performance in the tournament highlights their potential to compete at a high level, but consistency will be key in upcoming GLIAC matches as they aim to build on their strong start.</div></body>

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Lakers Defeat UMSL to go 3-0 at Crossover Tournament

The 15th ranked GVSU volleyball team completed a perfect weekend at the Midwest Region Crossover Tournament, defeating UMSL 3-1. After losing the first set 20-25, the Lakers came back strong, winning the next three sets with scores of 25-14, 25-20, and 25-19. This victory improved GVSU's record to 18-1, matching the best start in program history set in 2006. Key performances included Jordyn Gates and Meghan O'Sullivan, both achieving triple-doubles. GVSU will face Northern Michigan and Michigan Tech in their upcoming GLIAC matches.