LANSING, Mich. - Great Lakes Christian College women's volleyball is still looking for its first win after losing to both Moody Bible Institute and Concordia Ann Arbor's reserve team at a home tri-match on Thursday.

Great Lakes faced Moody in game one and fight back from a 5-0 deficit to take the lead in the first set, but Moody scored the last two points to take set one, 25-23. Moody went on to take sets two and three, 25-14 and 25-19, to sweep the first game of the day.

Sophie Lindsay led GLCC with 14 points, including eight aces. Sophie Schwartzbauer scored 16.5 to lead Moody and Hope Lamour contributed 22 assists.

After losing to Moody in the second game of the tri-match Concordia Ann Arbor's reserve squad faced Great Lakes. The game followed a similar script as GLCC's first game: the first set was competitive, Concordia holding off Great Lakes to win 25-20, but sets two and three were less so, with Concordia winning 25-15 and 25-6 to complete the sweep.

Emma Hokanson led Great Lakes with 6.5 points and 13 digs. Claudia Grepke scored 17 point for Concordia, including 14 off kills, Korie Fowler picked up 17 assists and Jessalyn Peavyhouse registered 11 digs.

GLCC will be at Calumet College of St. Joseph on Saturday for a tri-match with Calumet and Grace Christian.