ONEONTA, N.Y. -  The College at Brockport volleyball teams six-game win streak was halted Saturday afternoon against SUNY Oneonta. The Red Dragons took three close sets from the Golden Eagles, putting them at 9-10 on the season and 5-2 in conference play.
 
Set 1 (20-25): The Golden Eagles dropped set number one the Red Dragons despite outperforming them in numerous categories. The team finished the set with a strong .300 hitting percentage while recording a 13-11 differential in kills.
 
Set 2 (24-26): The Red Dragons picked up another win in the second set just outscoring the Golden Eagles 26-24. The Green and Gold recorded 12 more kills in the second set in addition to two service aces and a block.
 
Set 3 (25-17): The Golden Eagles picked up momentum in the third set, notching a 25-17 win over the Red Dragons to send the match to the fourth. The team recorded 11 kills, three service aces and two blocks for a .320 hitting percentage while holding the Red Dragons to a -.107 percentage.
 
Set 4 (15-25): The Red Dragons secured the win in set number four, posting a 25-15 win to close out the day. The teams traded scoring for the first ten points, until the Red Dragons offense opened up their lead.
 
The Golden Eagles recorded 48 total kills on the day for a combined .246 hitting percentage through four sets. Meaghan Mastro and Andrea Coyle led the team offensively, posting 13 and 12 kills respectively. Mastro recorded a .478 hitting percentage off of 13 kills and only two errors. Coyle and Lindsey Luce had a successful day in front of the net as well; Coyle recording a .375 hitting percentage off of her 12 kills and Luce topping a .467 hitting percentage on eight kills, while also recording three block assists.
 
Elena Grossman had a strong day on both sides of the ball, recording eight kills and four blocks. The Golden Eagles offensive opportunities came with help from setter Kerri McHale who posted 23 assists on the day. Ellen Paddock and Shelby Budnick led the defense, accounting for 22 of the teams digs.
 
The Golden Eagles are scheduled to take a quick break from conference play, with Wells College at home on Wednesday followed by a double header on the road Saturday against Union College and Arcadia University.