The Huskies won their 20th match of the season for the fifth time under Coach Jennings and will travel to Ferris State to take on the top-seeded Bulldogs. First serve for the early semifinal is 4 p.m. at Jim Wink Arena.

Tech got down 10-5 early in the first before finding momentum with four straight kills, including three by Meg Raabe. The Huskies used a 6-1 run to take the lead and closed the set by scoring six of the final nine points. Raabe piled up seven kills in the first while hitting .583.

Similar to the first, the Huskies got down by six early in the second. The visitors again responded this time with a 9-1 run to take the lead for good. Tech held on to a 21-19 lead late in the frame and finished on a 4-0 run with a kill by Kaycee Meiners, an attacking error on the Warriors, and pair of kills by Meg Raabe, including the winner for a 2-0 lead. Five different Huskies had at least a pair of kills in the second.

There were eight ties and four lead changes in the third. Tech went on a 10-3 run which included four straight kills and a pair of service aces. The Warriors had a couple of mini runs down the stretch, but Tech advanced after back-to-back kills by Jillian Kuizenga who had five kills in the third.

Meg Raabe tallied a match-high 13 kills while hitting .400 and added eight digs. Jillian Kuizenga finished with 10 kills, Makena Wesol had nine, and Janie Grindland and Kaycee Meiners combined for 10. Carissa Beyer led with 21 digs, and Lina Espejo-Ramirez set the attack with 34 assists.

Second-seeded Northern Michigan and sixth-seeded Grand Valley State will meet in the other semifinal at 6:30 p.m. The GLIAC Championship Match will be on Saturday at 4 p.m.