CORTLAND, N.Y. – The Cortland women's volleyball team finished with a 3-0 record at its own Red Dragon Classic after posting two victories during Saturday's action. The Red Dragons opened the day with a four-set win over Western New England, 25-20, 25-17, 17-25, 25-12, and wrapped up the afternoon with a sweep of Hartwick, 25-9, 25-10, 25-20.
 
Zoe Staats (Buchanan/Hendrick Hudson) finished with 12 kills and a .450 attack percentage to lead Cortland versus WNE. Anna Pilkey (Ballston Spa) totaled nine kills, Olivia Doorley (Pearl River) had eight kills, three aces and five digs, and Alexa Guedez (Rye/Rye Neck) rang up six kills, a .417 attack percentage and a team-high seven blocks, five solo.
 
Danielle Fisk (Honeoye Falls/Honeoye Falls-Lima) had five kills and shared the team lead with three aces. Megan McMahon (Ballston Spa) and Meadow Wittman (Colden/Springville Griffith Institute) totaled 18 and 16 assists, respectively, and Carly Haegele (Commack) led the squad with 11 digs.
 
Alissa Hawes and Sarah Scott led the visiting Bears with 13 kills each and Taylor Geist had 31 assists.
 
Allie Sturgess (Stony Brook/Ward Melville) paced Cortland in the win over Hartwick with 10 kills and just one error in 20 attempts for a .450 attack percentage. Pilkey put down nine kills for the second straight match and ended with a .467 attack percentage, Staats had eight kills, and Doorley posted six kills with no errors in 10 attempts for a .600 attack percentage. Cortland posted a team attack percentage of .440 with 40 kills and seven errors in 75 attempts.
 
Doorley led the Red Dragons with 12 digs, followed by Mikenzie Martens (Carthage) with eight digs, and Fisk paced the team with four blocks, three solo. Wittman led the team with 18 assists, followed by McMahon with 14.
 
Kaileigh Brandow and Staecia Silofau had six kills each for Hartwick, which finished 3-1 at the tournament. Braelyn Hornick dished out 20 assists.
 
Cortland returns to action next Friday and Saturday at the Haverford Ford Invite with matches against Springfield on Friday and Susquehanna and the host school Saturday. All four teams were NCAA Division III tournament participants last year, with Susquehanna advancing to the third round and Cortland, Springfield and Haverford all winning opening-round matches.