Box Score 1 | Box Score 2 Game One
 
The Lakers lost in three sets, 25-11, 25-17 and 25-20 to the Dolphins.
 
In the first set, opposite hitter Julia Shepherd scored the first kill at home this year for the Lakers. She was able to tally up three kills, with additional kills from Sarah Barnum and Andrea Zaric as well.
 
In the second set, the Lakers came out with more tenacity than they did in the first set. Setter Alia Mastromatteo obtained three of her team-leading 12 assists and setter Alyssa Krause obtained three of her six assists. Payton Melin contributed to the offense alongside additional kills from Shepherd and Barnum.
 
In the third set, the Lakers continued to battle, putting up 20 points in the set, the most of all three sets. The set began with a nice block by Kaitlin Murphy. The team was able to rally an ace to tie the set at eight. Sydney Forcht contributed two assists, one which was able to get the Lakers within one point in the set. Madison Miner was able to achieve back-to-back kills to bring the team within four points. Additional kills from Zaric, Shepherd, Melin and Murphy contributed to the flow of the offense. Despite it, it was not enough to defeat Jacksonville.
 
Game Two
 
The Lakers won in three sets, 25-14, 25-23, and 25-15 to complete the sweet against the Crusaders.
 
In the first set, the Lakers were contributing heavy on offense, from key aces to timely digs, to timely kills. Roslyn Guerra, Julia Shepherd, Payton Melin, Andrea Zaric, Kaitlin Murphy and Sydney Forcht were able to contribute kills to spark the offense. The Lakers also had a .867 hitting percentage as a team as well.
 
In the second set, the Lakers picked up where they left off, continuing their offensive prominence. This set was more challenging for them, but they did not back down from the fight. For both teams' first 10 points, they were going back-and-forth, making it an exciting match to watch. Even towards the end, it got down to the wire, but a diligent touch of a kill by Andrea Zaric helped lead the Lakers to take set two.
 
In the third set, the Lakers continued the offensive resurgence by scoring five straight points, with four of them coming from Anna Logan. She had two kills and two aces helping the Lakers go on a 5-0 run. The Lakers were also able to take advantage of Holy Cross' serving errors as well. Eventually, Jessica Wilson was able to seal the win with a kill with the assist coming from Sydney Forcht.
 
The Lakers continue their tournament play tomorrow when they play St. Peters at 10:00 a.m. and Holy Cross at 2:00 p.m.