KEUKA, N.Y. – The St. John Fisher College men's volleyball team took the clean sweep over the Keuka Wolves on the road, behind an impressive 36.7 hitting percentage. With the win, the Cardinals move to 9-8 on the year, and stand at 0-2 in the UVC conference.

After trading points for a good part of the first set, Fisher went on a 9-2 run to go up 20-11. The Cardinals would go on to score another three straight points before Keuka would score again. Paul Hackford would put down a kill and service ace to put away the first set for the Cardinals, 25-13.

Backed by three kills from Kevin Cahil, Fisher would find themselves up 18-11 midway through the second set. Keuka would rally back and cut the deficit to 5, however, two kills from Avery Terroso would seal the deal for the Cardinals in the second set, 25-18.

Keuka kept it close for the first half of the third set before Fisher would go on another 9-2 run, putting the Cardinals up 18-10. Two kills from Joe Kenney would set the Cardinals up to win the third set. The 25th and final point would come from Tyler English, recording his very first kill after joining the men's volleyball team this past week.

The Cardinals tallied a season-low nine errors on the day. Cahil lead the way offensively for Fisher with seven total kills, while Kenney and Hackford added five apiece. Hackford also added 18 assists in the match, while David Cerqua contributed ten.

Defensively, Cerqua paced the Cardinals with ten digs, while Hackford, Cahil and Ben De La Cruz added a single block.

Fisher steps back on the court at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, as the team returns to UVC play, taking on Nazareth College.