ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The Keuka College Field Hockey team played their final game of the 2026 season on Wednesday, losing at St. John Fisher University 2-0 in an Empire 8 Conference game.
Khadeeja Reed made two saves in the first half for Keuka College (0-13, 0-9 Empire 8).
Abby Clark played the second half and recorded one save.
St. John Fisher University 2 vs. Keuka College 0
Reed made a stop for the Wolves three minutes into the game, but then the play would happen mainly in the midfield with neither team getting a shot. The Cardinals got a corner with five minutes left in the first. The hosts were able to generate some chances, but their only effort on goal was stopped on the goal line by
Ashley Pospiech for the defensive save.
The game remained scoreless until a couple minutes into the second quarter when the Cardinals got on the board. The offense started to increase for Fisher, but the Keuka defense held strong. Reed made a save and was aided by a defensive save by
Macie Browning to keep the margin at one at halftime.
The Wolves remained strong on the defensive end, limiting scoring chances for the Cardinals. Clark made a save in goal and multiple shots were blocked by the Green and Gold. It looked like the game would go to the fourth at 1-0, but St. John Fisher scored with 1:01 remaining to carry a 2-0 lead into the final quarter.
The Cardinals saw the game out in the final quarter. They did not allow a shot by the Wolves. Fisher had multiple corners, but Keuka stopped them from getting a shot on goal. St. John Fisher held onto the 2-0 lead for the conference victory.
KC Notes:
- Keuka College falls to 0-9 all-time against St. John Fisher
- The two goals allowed by the Wolves are the fewest in the nine games against the Cardinals
- With her two saves, Reed finished the season with 113 stops, seventh-most in program history. The junior also has exactly 200 saves for her career, ranking fourth in Keuka College Field Hockey history
- Pospiech's defensive save was the eighth of her career. She moved into a tie for sixth on the career list
- Wednesday was the final game in the Empire 8 Conference for Keuka College Field Hockey. While the department will be moving to the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference in 2027-28, the field hockey team will be competing in the State University of New York Athletic Conference next season
