LA PLUME, PA- Isabella Buonopane (Wake Forest, N.C./Archbishop Williams) led the Keystone College volleyball team with four kills, while Nat Reyes (Lamont, CA/Arvin) recorded a team-high 10 digs as the Giants hosted Lancaster Bible College in United East Conference action Tuesday evening at the Gambal Athletic Center.

Keystone battled through a competitive opening set before Lancaster Bible took the match in three sets, 25-19, 25-7, 25-12. The Giants moved to 4-16 overall and 1-2 in conference play.

Buonopane finished with a .273 hitting percentage, putting down four kills with just one error on 11 attempts. Nakaya Cridge (New Castle, IN/South Henry School Corporation) added three kills on eight swings for a .250 hitting percentage and contributed two service aces. Her five points paced Keystone.

Madison Woods (Camrose, Alberta, Canada/Ecole Camrose Composite) supplied three kills, five digs and a service ace, contributing on both sides of the ball. Hannah Ely (Wyalusing, PA/Wyalusing Valley Jr./Sr.) added two kills and two digs, while Rachel Davis (Mont Belvieu, TX/Barbers Hill) finished with a kill and two solo blocks.

Anna Johnson (Niles, MI/Niles) handled the setting duties, recording all 13 of Keystone's assists while adding eight digs. Reyes reached double figures in digs to lead the back row, and Taylor Stephenson (Duryea, PA/Pittston Area) chipped in three digs during her one set of action.

The opening set featured six ties and three lead changes as the Giants stayed in the mix. Keystone recorded six kills against just one attack error on 24 attempts, hitting .208 in the frame. The Giants also held Lancaster Bible to a .139 hitting percentage in the opener before the visitors secured the set, 25-19.

Lancaster Bible took the second set to move ahead 2-0. Keystone put down five kills in the third, its second-highest total of the evening, before the Chargers closed out the match.

Kayjanai Gatlin (San Bernardino, CA/Rialto) added a solo block in one set of action, giving Keystone three solo blocks on the night. Naema Alatorre (Brownsville, TX/Idea Frontier) and Cridge each contributed a dig as the Giants finished with 31 digs, 13 kills and three service aces.

Keystone looks to get back into the win column as the team heads out to the Nation's Capital to take on Gallaudet University and Regis College on October 10.