KEUKA PARK, N.Y. — The Keuka College Women's Basketball team lost on Friday night to Fredonia State 74-52 in a non-conference game at the JMW Recreation and Athletics Center.
Mary Cotter led Keuka College (1-2) in scoring with 13, and first-year
Courtney Moreau was right behind her with 12 points.
Brooke Burd posted a game-high 11 rebounds.
Fredonia State 74 at Keuka College 52
The Blue Devils came out with a high-tempo attack to give them an early lead. The Wolves kept it close with the long ball.
Mary Cotter's second three of the game made it 10-9 Fredonia. The Blue Devils grew their lead throughout the frame. The Wolves got a basket late as a midcourt three was missed, but
Courtney Moreau got the rebound and laid it in before the buzzer to make it 24-19 after one.
Both teams cooled off in the second quarter. The Keuka College defense toughened, holding Fredonia to 3-17 shooting, but the Wolves went just 3-18 themselves. Fredonia outscored Keuka 13-9 in the quarter to lead 37-28 at the half.
Keuka College cut into the lead in the third quarter. A three by
Mary Cotter shrunk the margin down to six at 41-35, but that would be as close as Keuka would make it on Friday. Fredonia responded with three straight layups to push their lead back to double-digits. They extended their lead to 19 in the frame and led 59-42 after three.
The Blue Devils closed the game out in the fourth, outscoring the Wolves 15-10 to defeat Keuka College 74-52.
KC Notes:
- Keuka College is now 8-6 all-time against Fredonia, but the Blue Devils won the last three meetings
- Brooke Burd has recorded double-digit rebounds in all three games this season
- Courtney Moreau tied her career-high with five assists
- Mary Cotter knocked down three threes for the Wolves. She broke a tie and now sits alone in sixth on the Keuka College career list with 128 triples
- Rylee Cuozzo added five rebounds for the Wolves
Up Next for Keuka College: Keuka College has little time to regroup. The Green and Gold are back in action on Saturday afternoon as they travel to SUNY Delhi to face the Broncos. The Wolves will look to stay perfect as they took the first three games against SUNY Delhi, including defeating the Broncos 85-54 last season.
