AURORA, N.Y. — The Keuka College Field Hockey team scored a season-high six goals in a 6-0 victory at Wells College on Thursday night.

The offense was evenly balanced for Keuka College (2-6) with six different Wolves accounting for the goals. Makaela Mills and Skylar Gilmore had three-point nights with a goal and assist for Keuka.

Keuka College 6 at Wells College 0

The Green and Gold controlled the play on Thursday from the beginning. It took only 78 seconds for Keuka College to pull ahead as McKenzie Hoyt found the back of the goal for the 1-0 advantage. Keuka made it 2-0 during the first quarter with Alyssa Muszak getting the tally. The Wolves added a third with 44 seconds left in the quarter as Laura Ramsey got in on the scoring. Keuka College led 3-0 after the first.

Wells got their first shot in the second quarter, but Megan Makowski was there for the save. Minutes later, Makaela Mills found Skylar Gilmore for the goal as the Wolves led 4-0 at the half.

Keuka College added to their lead in the third with Gilmore setting up Jillian McGinley for the goal. Minutes later, Emily Stallone nearly got in on the action as her shot beat the goalie, but was cleared off the line by a Wells defender.

The Wolves capped their scoring in the fourth with Makaela Mills getting the goal as Keuka College defeated Wells College 6-0.

KC Notes:

• The Wolves improve to 7-1 against Wells College. The Wolves have won five straight
• During the five-game winning streak over Wells, Keuka has outscored the Express 40-0
• Keuka is now 3-0 at Wells College
• It was the first career goal for McGinley and Ramsey
• Gilmore, Mills, and Muszak all moved up the career points list at Keuka College. Muszak now sits in fourth on the career list with 26 points
• Megan Makowski recorded the shutout for the Wolves, her third, tying her for the most in program history

Up Next for Keuka College: The Wolves are back on the field at home on Wednesday, October 13 with an Empire 8 test against St. John Fisher College. The game between the Wolves and Cardinals is scheduled for a 4pm start from the Jephson Community Athletic Complex.