FINDLAY, Ohio - The Kentucky Wesleyan College volleyball team fell in three contested sets on Saturday morning. Jaylen McEwen led the Panthers offensively with 10 kills. 

The Panthers (11-10, 6-6 G-MAC) were in a tight spot in the opening set, trailing 21-16. With the Oilers (15-3, 10-2 G-MAC) in sound control, Wesleyan rallied with six straight points to take a 22-21 lead. Alexa Davis, Nilah Roy, and Mallory Sacre each had kills in the run. 

Davis later gave the Panthers a 24-22 lead with another kill, but four straight points allowed the Oilers to take an early lead after a 26-24 win of the opening set. 

In the second frame, the Oilers produced a run of their own after stumbling early. Trailing 10-8, Findlay rattled-off six straight points to take a 14-10 lead. Holding a .382 attacking percentage, the Oilers maintained their cushion in winning the second 25-21. 

The momentum continued for the Oilers in the third set as they hit . 500 in the frame. Despite a late run by the Panthers, Findlay closed out the match 25-17. 

Davis added seven kills to complement McEwen's 10. Both Kylie Foster and Lydia Jackson dished-out 10 assists. Nicole Venema finished with 13 digs. 

The Panthers will travel to Indianapolis, Indiana on Friday to compete at the Crossover. 

Stay up to date on all your Panther news by following @KWCpanthers on Twitter and by liking the "Kentucky Wesleyan College Athletics" Facebook page.