ALLENDALE, Mich. - Michigan Tech junior Kelsey Skoog finished with a team-high 16 digs and 22 assists as the Huskies fell at No. 7 Grand Valley State 3-0 (30-28, 30-24, 30-17) in the quarterfinals of the GLIAC Tournament.

With the win, the Lakers improved to 28-3 on the season and the Huskies fell to 9-17.

In game one, Michigan Tech tied the score at 28. The Huskies committed a critical service error and followed up with a block error as Grand Valley escaped with the 30-28 win. The Lakers also took games two and three for to complete the sweep.

"I felt we played well and executed our game plan n game one. They took the momentum from game one and we suffered the same problems we have had all season with mental toughness and consistency," said head coach Krista Mikesch.

Danielle Alexander led the Lakers with 11 kills and Erica Vandekopple added 10 kills.

Kali Jeter, the lone Huskies senior playing in her final match, notched four kills, six digs, and two block assists. Ellen Sherry compiled an impressive .583 hitting percentage with eight kills and just one error on 12 attempts. Jen Jung totaled five block assists to help Michigan Tech to six total team blocks compaared to two by the Lakers.

Grand Valley State excelled with 50 kills and a .203 hitting percentage as a team. It moves on to the GLIAC Tournament semifinal which it will host Saturday and Sunday.

Michigan Tech's 2007 season is now complete.