MEMPHIS - It was yet another dominant performance by the Rhodes College women's lacrosse team as they moved to 9-0 overall with a dominant 22-2 win over Muskingum on Monday afternoon at Mason Field.

Rhodes controlled every facet of the game, out shooting the Muskies 45-6 including a 34-3 advantage in shots on target. Rhodes forced 25 turnovers as Muskingum was only 4 of 17 in clear attempts. The Lynx picked up 41 ground balls and was 19 of 26 in draw controls.

The Lynx took a 14-0 lead in the first half alone with junior Kendall Cunningham scoring six goals in the first half alone. Junior Maggie Rippeto added three goals and three assists in the half as Rhodes was in complete control.

Rhodes got the lead all the way ou tot 18-0 before the Muskies scored two straight goals. Rhodes closed the game with the final four goals to score 20+ goals in their sixth game this season. It is also their third straight game with 20+ goals.

Cunningham led the way with 10 points on eight goals and two assists while Rippeto had eight points with four goals and four assists. Senior Lindsay Gess had a four point outing with two goals and two assists while junior Erin Gleeson and sophomore Annika Hedlund each had three points with two goals and an assist.

Junior Ashley Doyle scored two goals while junior Olivia Holmes had a goal and an assist. Sophomore Lauren Boots scored one while senior Ashley Dill, freshman Kaeley Bennet, and freshman Brynly Marsh all had one assist.

Freshman Aubrey Gray finished with five ground balls while Gess and Dill had four. Holmes, junior Rachel Windmueller, and sophomore Elizabeth Gaudio all had three. Cunningham finished with three caused turnovers while Windmueller and senior Emily Teague each had two.

Junior Katherine Tooley got the win in goal while freshman Lauren Lazure played the final 30 minutes, picking up a save.

Rhodes continues their homestand tomorrow afternoon at 1 PM as they welcome in Morrisville State to Mason Field.