FLUSHING, N.Y. – Continuing East Coast Conference (ECC) play, the Queens College women's volleyball team enters Week 10 with an overall record of 3-20 and a 1-7 mark in conference play.
 
As a team, the Knights have recorded 745 kills (9.1 per set), 700 assists (8.5 per set), 173 service aces (2.1 per set), 1,001 digs (12.2 per set), and 92 total blocks (1.1 per set).
 
Rookie Zoe Sercu leads the Knights' offense with 225 kills, averaging 2.78 kills per set, and has recorded four double-doubles this season. Sercu has earned three weekly conference honors this season, including two ECC Rookie of the Week awards. In the five-set battle against Roberts Wesleyan on Oct. 17, she posted a career-high 18 kills, 10 digs, three service aces, and two blocks for her fourth double-double of the season.
 
Fellow rookies Mikayla Haskell and Lucia Bennett have recorded 143 kills apiece. Haskell is averaging 1.74 kills per set, while Bennett is averaging 1.91. Haskell has also recorded 23 service aces and leads the team with 41 total blocks.
 
The Knights open their week in Sparkill on Saturday, Oct. 31, as they match up against St. Thomas Aquinas College before concluding their home portion of the regular-season schedule on Sunday, Nov. 1, against the Molloy University Lions.

St. Thomas Aquinas College Preview

The Spartans enter the week with an overall record of 8-12 and a 3-5 mark in ECC play after earning a four-set victory over Roberts Wesleyan University on Sunday, Oct. 25.
 
Saturday's matchup will mark the 10th all-time meeting between the two programs, with Queens holding an 8-1 advantage in the series. The Knights will look to even the season series after falling in four sets at home on Oct. 10.

Molloy University Preview

Molloy enters the week with an overall record of 10-12 and a 5-3 mark in ECC play. The Lions will travel to Dobbs Ferry on Friday before heading to Flushing on Sunday afternoon.
 
Sunday's matchup will mark the 68th all-time meeting between the two programs, with the series dating back to 1990. Queens leads the all-time series, 35-31. The Knights will look to even the season series after falling in four sets in Rockville Centre on Oct. 11.

NEXT WEEK OUTLOOK

The Knights will conclude the regular season in Western New York as they take on D'Youville and Daemen from Nov. 7-8.

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