MARCY, N.Y. - The SUNY Poly men's volleyball team beat Wells College on Wednesday 3-0. The Wildcats hit .314 as a team in the match with 38 kills and 11 service aces. The win brings the Wildcat's record to 4-10 this season. 

SUNY Poly jumped out to a fast start, dominating in the first set to earn a decisive 25-16 win thanks in large part to a 300 point hitting percentage advantage (.037-.368). In the second set, the Wildcats got down 6-0 early, but got back into the match late to earn a tight 25-23 win in the second. The third set was played well by both teams, but hitting efficiency was on Poly's side. They won the third set 25-19 to earn the sweep. 

NOTABLE STATS: 

• Jason Aubrey had a team-high 11 kills for SUNY Poly. Aubrey also had a pair of service aces and five digs. 

• Matthew Russo had eight kills, three service aces, and three digs for the Wildcats. 

• Tayvon Ward had seven kills on 12 swings. He hit .417 in the match and had a pair of block assists. 

• James Mion hit .455 with six kills on 11 swings. He had a match-high four service aces and a pair of block assists. 

• Nathan Farnham had 32 assists and six digs for the Wildcats. 

• Jacob Wicher had a match-high eight digs. 

• Garrett Hassard had five kills, a service ace, and a dig. 

• Connor Garvey led the Express with 11 kills, a solo block, three block assists, and a dig. 

• Riley Mahoney had five kills and a pair of digs for Wells. 

UP NEXT: 

The Wildcats will host NVU-Johnson on Sunday for a pair of matches at the Wildcat Field House. The matches are scheduled for 2:00 PM and 4:00 PM start times. 

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