Utica, N.Y. – The SUNY Poly women's volleyball team fell to 1-13 on the season after losing a conference matchup against the Alfred Saxons. Kassity Cruz led the Wildcats with six kills, while Grace Southwick contributed with 13 assists. The Saxons showcased a balanced offense, with five players recording five or more kills; Delaney Sims led her team with 22 assists.

Match Summary:

The Wildcats put up a strong fight in the first set, staying close throughout. However, the Saxons pulled away late, scoring six consecutive points to clinch the set 25-15.

In the second set, the Wildcats struggled to establish their rhythm, allowing the Saxons to seize control early. With five powerful kills and several service aces, the Saxons built a lead of as much as 11 points, ultimately winning the set 25-12.

The third set saw the Wildcats trailing by 10 points early on, but they rallied back, scoring seven of eight points to narrow the gap to 20-17. Despite their efforts, a few crucial late kills from the Saxons secured a 25-20 victory in the set.