COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - The Rhodes College women's lacrosse team saw their season come to a close on Sunday afternoon in a loss to Colorado College in the NCAA Championship Second Round at Stewart Field.

The Tigers were dominant on the day, out shooting the Lynx, 42-18, as well as a 41-27 advantage in ground balls, a 17-5 advantage in draw controls, and forcing 24 Lynx turnovers. Rhodes was able to force 16 Tiger turnovers on the afternoon. 

The Tigers scored the games first 13 goals in the first half as they jumped all over the Lynx. Rhodes was finally able to get on the board with three minutes to go in the half as junior Ashley Dill scored her 19th goal of the season, but Colorado College tacked on one more goal to move ahead 14-1.

In the second half, the Tigers pushed their lead to 15-1, but Rhodes responded with a goal from sophomore Erin Gleeson. However, it would not be enough as Rhodes would fall to Colorado College, 18-2.

For the game, Dill and Gleeson had the only goals while senior Morgan Fuller and sophomore McKenna Davis each had assists. Fuller added two caused turnovers while sophomore Elizabeth Lewis had two caused turnovers and four ground balls. Fuller, junior Emily Teague, sophomore Rachel Windmueller, and freshman Kaylin Ryan all had three ground balls each.

In goal, sophomore Katherine Tooley finished with a career-high 15 saves including an impressive 11 saves in the second half. Her previous career-high was 10 against Augustana, New Paltz, and Centre.

Rhodes concludes its season at 13-5 overall and completes their third year of competition. In only three years, the Lynx have won the last two Southern Athletic Association Championships, a SAA Regular Season Championship in 2016, and have made the NCAA Championship twice including a win in the tournament last season over Meredith.

The Lynx say goodbye to three seniors, Morgan Fuller, Sam Vanover, and Emily Gibson, and will move into the offseason as they look to continue to improve on their, already impressive, accomplishments.