BOSTON, Mass. — The Keuka College Women's Volleyball team played their final two matches in their tournament at UMass.-Boston.

Keuka College (0-7) dropped both matches on the day. The Wolves lost to New England College in four sets and then finished the day getting swept by the hosts, UMass.-Boston.

New England College 3 vs. Keuka College 1 – 25-19, 16-25, 25-19, 25-10
The Pilgrims used a strong run midway through the first set to build an advantage over the wolves. Keuka drew back in later, but a wayward serve by the Wolves ended the opening set with New England taking it 25-19.

The Wolves answered quickly, scoring the first three points of the second set. Keuka would never trail in the set. The Wolves pushed their lead to 10 points at 14-4 following a kill by Megan McCann. The margin remained wide as the Green and Gold won the second 25-16.

New England College followed the same script as Keuka in the third. The Pilgrims build an 8-1 lead over the Wolves and never trailed in the set. Keuka would again draw it close later in the frame as Casey Hunziker served a pair of aces, but the Wolves would fall in the third 25-19.

The Pilgrims closed it out in the fourth. Following a close open, New England scored 13 straight to take advantage. They closed out the match, winning the fourth set 25-10 to win the match 3-1.

Lead Wolf: Megan McCann led the Green and Gold on attack with a season-high 10 kills against the Pilgrims.

UMass.-Boston 3 vs. Keuka College 0 – 25-13, 25-14, 25-9
The host Beacons jumped out to an early lead against the Wolves on Saturday. UMass.-Boston had 12 kills to Keuka's six in the first set as they defeated the Wolves 25-13.

Play continued in favor of the hosts as they repeated their 12-kill output while Keuka took a step back with five kills. UMass.-Boston took a 2-0 lead in the match with a 25-14 second-set victory.

UMass.-Boston closed it out in the third set, defeating Keuka 25-9 to sweep the match.

Lead Wolf: Ava Hubbard (Avon, N.Y. / Avon) had a season-best four kills to lead Keuka's offense against the Beacons.

KC Notes:

• Saturday was the first-ever meeting between Keuka and both New England College and UMass.-Boston
• With her performance in game one, Casey Hunziker became just the tenth player in program history to have 500 career assists

Up Next for Keuka College: The Wolves will return home this week for a pair of games against former North Eastern Athletic Conference foes. Keuka College will host Wells College at the JMW Recreation and Athletics Center on Tuesday night. The Green and Gold will then host SUNY Cobleskill on Saturday afternoon.