In a remarkable display of dominance and skill, The Rhodes College Lynx delivered a stunning performance against the Sewanee Tigers. From the opening whistle to the final buzzer, Rhodes asserted their authority with confidence and precision, captivating fans with their exceptional gameplay.

The Lynx showcased their superiority with offensive domination by tallying 13 goals. The Lynx offense was led by seniors Avery Burke and Chloe Parker, sophomore Caroline Kardian with 4 goals each, junior Anna Erskine, and first-year Alban Erdle with 2 goals each. Rhodes executed flawless passing and pinpoint accuracy on cage to build an early lead. Senior Molly Martiner and junior Molly Heidrick tallied 2 assists each to be the glue for the Lynx offense. Their offensive domination was unmatched, as they continually found gaps in the Sewanee defense to score with ease.

Despite Sewanee's efforts to defend, Rhodes maintained relentless pressure, controlling possession and dictating the pace of the game from the draw. With a stellar performance from Burke, Kardian, and junior Bari Pinkett on the draw, Rhodes asserted their dominance and left no doubt about who was in control.

Halftime Score:

- Rhodes Lynx: 13

- Sewanee Tigers: 5

Rhodes showed no signs of letting up. With unwavering focus and determination, the Lynx continued to dictate play and extend their lead as Nur Hamada, Riley Schutt, and Heidrick added 1 goal each to the scoreboard. Every possession was used to curate offensive execution, as the Lynx consistently found the back of the net. 

The Tigers fought valiantly to claw their way back into the game. However, Rhodes' defense stood firm as senior Emma Norris and Pinkett dominated, causing turnovers and denying Sewanee any opportunity to produce a comeback. With exceptional goaltending by junior Olivia Wood with 9 saves, Rhodes ensured their lead remained until the final whistle.

Final Score:

- Rhodes Lynx: 19

- Sewanee Tigers: 8

The Lynx will now compete in the SAA Championship game against the Centre College Colonels at Mason Field on Sunday, April 28th, at 12 p.m. CT.