CANTON, Ga. – Sewanee continued to stay perfect on the season with the Tigers riding a five-game winning streak to start the year. Berry has won its last two and is 4-1 on the year while Hendrix has back-to-back wins to sit at 5-2. As a conference, the SAA is a combined 26-9 against nonconference competition.
Around the SAA:
Athletes of the Week:
OFFENSE:
Haley Rice | Centre | Senior | Chattanooga, Tenn. – in a pair of road games, Rice totaled 12 goals and led the Colonels to wins over Transylvania and Muskingum. Against Transy, she found the back of the net five times and added 11 ground balls in a close 17-15 win. She went for seven scores and had four draw controls in a 15-9 win over Muskingum.
DEFENSE:
Kennedy Harcourt | Sewanee | First Year | Louisville, Ky. – tallied a game-high five caused turnovers and four ground balls against George Fox. She was also part of a defensive unit that held their opponents to just 17 shots in two games. In Saturday’s game against George Fox, she also added a goal and an assist. Against Pacific, she tallied two ground balls and two draw-control wins as Sewanee’s defense held Pacific to just two shots.
Notable Performances:
- Dani Taraska (Berry) - had three goals, one assist for a four point game, against Southwestern. The junior added five Draw controls and three caused turnovers to an overall balanced game. Taraska went 3 goals for 3 shots in the game for 100% shot percentage.
- Sally Herrington (Sewanee) - collected 14 points in two games for the Tigers, fueling them to 5-0. Against George Fox, she tallied eight points off of five goals and three assists while adding two draw control wins and a caused turnover. Against Pacific, she collected six points with five goals and an assist with two draw-control wins.
- Sydney Howard (Berry) – enjoyed a big game against Southwestern with three caused turnovers and three ground balls.
- Mary Haley (Centre) – was huge in the cage for the Colonels with 19 total saves in two Centre wins. She tallied 12 stops with two ground balls against Transy and had seven stops against Muskingum.
- Peyton Refling (Hendrix) – was all over the field in Warriors wins over Anderson and Missouri Valley. On top of totaling 12 goals and three assists, she had 11 ground balls, four caused turnovers and 16 draw controls.
2025 Women’s Lacrosse Report Archive (AOW Offense/Defense)
Feb. 10 – Isabel Fransen (Berry)/Tori Perez (Oglethorpe)
Feb. 17 – Haley Rice (Centre)/Sophie Richardson (Centre)
Feb. 24 – Alex Kelly (Sewanee)/Ellis Mitchum (Oglethorpe)
March 3 – Molly Heidrick (Rhodes)/Mary Haley (Centre)