PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The Keuka College Men's Volleyball team lost both matches on Saturday as the Wolves wrapped up their weekend at the Johnson & Wales Tip-off Tournament.

Keuka College (0-3) was swept by the host Wildcats in the first match of the day. The Green and Gold then fell 3-1 to Baruch to close the day.

Johnson & Wales University 3 vs. Keuka College 0 – 25-18, 25-15, 25-16

The host Wildcats used a stretch where they outscored the Wolves 8-1 to build a lead in the first set. The Wolves would drop the margin to four multiple times in the frame, but would be unable to draw the set any closer as they lost to Johnson & Wales 25-18.

The second proved to be the best set of the Johnson & Wales attack and the worst for Keuka. The Wildcats hit a match high 14 kills against just three errors while the Wolves only had five kills and hit four errors. The Wildcats took a 2-0 lead in the match as they won the second set 25-15.

The Green and Gold would fight to extend the match. Johnson & Wales took an early lead, however, and did not look back. Keuka would narrow the margin to three, but it would be as close as it would get. Johnson & Wales continued onto the 25-16 third set win, extending the match.

Lead Wolf: Brad McKnight led the Wolves with 11 kills in the first match. He added an aces and five digs for the Green and Gold.

Baruch College 3 vs. Keuka College 1 – 25-18, 22-25, 25-13, 25-21

After a balanced open, five straight by the Bearcats staked a lead to Baruch. They would continue on to win the opening set 25-18.

Keuka responded in the second with a flurry on offense. Keuka totaled 18 kills in the frame, a high for the weekend. The Wolves played with the lead for the duration of the set. It was finished off by a kill by Gavin Record as the Wolves won the second 25-22 to level the match.

The Bearcats responded in the big way as they won the third set 25-13 to take a 2-1 lead in the match. In the fourth, a kill by Record drew it to a one-point game, 14-13, but Baruch converted the next five points to take control. They would win the fourth set 25-21 to win the match.

Lead Wolves: The Wolves were led by Gavin Record with 10 kills in the match. Twin brother Kamren Record facilitated the offense for the Wolves with 26 assists.

KC Notes:

• Keuka College fell to 0-3 all-time against Johnson & Wales. It was the first time the two schools have met since 2015
• Saturday was the first ever meeting for Keuka College against Baruch College
• Kamren Record led in assists for the Wolves against the Wildcats as well, totaling 21
• Against Baruch, Brad McKnight and Marcus Davic each added nine kills. Davic also posted a team-best and career-high 11 digs in the loss

Up Next for Keuka College: The Wolves return to New York for their next match, but stay on the road as Keuka College will travel to Elmira College on Wednesday night.