Keuka College Field Hockey hosted SUNY Geneseo on Saturday afternoon in Empire 8 action and fell 8-0.
Goalkeeper
Khadeeja Reed finished with eight saves for the Wolves. While first year
Kayla Pataye recorded a career high two defensive saves.
Cassidy Scheftic recorded a defensive save for Keuka College (0-11, 0-7 Empire 8).
SUNY Geneseo 8 at Keuka College 0
Keuka College battled through a scoreless opening quarter behind strong defensive play. Junior goalkeeper Reed made an early save while Pataye recorded a defensive save to keep the game even through the first 15 minutes.
The visitors broke through midway through the second quarter and added two more goals before halftime to take a 3-0 lead. Reed came up with five saves during the period to keep the Wolves in the game despite sustained pressure.
Keuka College earned its best offensive opportunity early in the third quarter with back-to-back penalty corners from Scheftic, but the Green and Gold were unable to convert. The Knights added four goals in the quarter to extend the lead.
Geneseo added one final goal in the fourth quarter to make it 8-0.
Khadeeja Reed recorded two more saves over the final 15 minutes as the Wolves closed out the game.
KC Notes
- With eight saves, Reed moved into a tie for seventh in program history with 106 saves in a season
- Pataye entered the game without a defensive save this season and recorded the first two defensive saves of her career, finishing with a career-high two
- With a defensive save, Cassidy Scheftic moved into a tie for fifth in program history with five career defensive saves
Up Next for Keuka College: Keuka College will host Nazareth University on Wednesday, October 21 at 4:00 p.m. for the final home game of the season.
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