After the Michigan volleyball team won the first two sets of its annual “pink game” on Friday night, things turned decidedly in the favor of the maroon and gold.

No. 14-ranked Minnesota won the last three sets for a comeback victory in front of 1,122 fans at Cliff Keen Arena.

The Wolverines (14-3, 2-3 Big Ten) have lost three of their last four games -- all to nationally-ranked Big Ten opponents -- after starting the season 13-0.

Michigan, wearing special pink jerseys that were sold in a silent auction throughout the match, won the first two sets 25-22 and 25-18.

Minnesota (9-5, 2-3) led the third set 22-15 before Michigan rallied to within 24-23 on back-to-back kills by Alex Hunt. The Wolverines ended that comeback attempt with a service error, giving Minnesota life.

The Gophers won the fourth set 25-19 and had 10 kills on 14 attempts while winning the fifth and deciding set 15-10.

Lexi Erwin (23 kills) and Hunt (21 kills) led the Wolverines’ attack.

The pink game was the team’s fourth annual event with the University of Michigan Women's Health Program to raise awareness and funds to help fight the cause of breast cancer.

MORE VOLLEYBALL

Eastern Michigan 3, Toledo 0: After needing extra points in the opening sets, the Eagles (14-6, 2-3 MAC) cruised to a 26-24, 25-7, 25-16 win at the Convocation Center. Rachel Iaquaniello had 14 kills for the Eagles. (Details)

FIELD HOCKEY

Michigan 3, Northwestern 2 (2 OT): Bryn Bain’s goal 55 seconds into double overtime gave the No. 13 Wolverines a win over the No. 14 Wildcats. Host Northwestern took a 2-0 lead in the second half before Ainsley McCallister (Huron) and Axelle Wouters scored for Michigan (9-3, 2-1 Big Ten) to tie the game. (Details)

WOMEN’S SOCCER

Bowling Green 2, Eastern Michigan 1 (OT): Sidney Huth scored just over a minute into overtime for Bowling Green, keeping Eastern Michigan (0-10-2, 0-4-1 MAC) winless on the season. Cara Cutala scored for the Eagles. (Details)

WOMEN’S SWIMMING

Michigan at Minnesota: The host Golden Gophers lead 123-63 after the first day of the two-day competition. (Results)