Georgetown, KY. – The Reinhardt University women’s lacrosse team showcased their skills in a dominant performance against the Georgetown Tigers on Saturday afternoon, in Georgetown, KY. The Eagles, driven by an impressive team effort, prevailed with a final score of 17-12, extending their flawless conference record to 4-0.

From the onset, the Eagles took control, leading the scoreboard at halftime with a score of 9-6. Lainey Byrne led the scoring, delivering 4 goals, while notable contributions also came from Kelsey Sowa, Emma Perritte, and Brinley Christiansen, each adding 3 goals to the tally. Hanna Peace contributed with 2 goals, and Chelbi Mcelwaney and Casey Kidd rounded off the scoreline with one goal each. The game was also a display of teamwork, as assists were provided by Brooklyn Hill, Sydney Tucker, Marissa Davis, Carly Harris, and the standout scorer herself, Lainey Byrne.

Madison Hasty was pivotal in goal, contributing significantly to the defensive strength of the Eagles. Skylar Arroyave‘s all-around performance was remarkable, amassing 5 draw-controls, 3 caused turnovers, and collecting 2 ground balls, playing a critical role in both the offense and defense.

Following this crucial win, the Eagles gear up for their next challenge at home on Saturday, April 5th, against their rivals, the University of the Cumberlands, marking the last game of the regular season. The team is currently holding an impressive record of 8 wins and 4 losses, undefeated in conference play. The Eagles aim to continue their winning streak and conclude the regular season on a high note against a formidable opponent.

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Waleska, GA – In an unforgettable senior night showdown, the Reinhardt University Eagles secured a decisive 28-0 victory against the Montreat College Cavaliers in a sunny afternoon AAC conference match-up on Wednesday. The Eagles’ performance at their home turf saw senior players showcasing their skill and capping off their collegiate careers with a memorable win.

The game was marked by the exceptional performance of Reinhardt’s seniors who took center stage. Senior Kelsey Sowa netted 5 goals and distributed 2 assists, Angelina Ruiz contributed 4 goals, and KC Bragg added 4 to the tally. Together, the different players propelled the team to an extraordinary 15-0 lead by halftime and continued their dominance through the second half, leading to a stunning 28-0 final score. Goalkeeper Audrey Dodge, also a senior, had an impeccable game with 4 saves, maintaining a clean sheet throughout the contest.

The victory was a collaborative effort with significant contributions from other team members as well. Lainey Byrne, Brinley Christiansen, and Emma Perritte were notable scorers, while Carly Harris impressed with 5 assists. The team’s unity and strategic play were evident as every senior field player scored, a fitting tribute to one of their final AAC conference appearances at home.

Looking ahead, Reinhardt will face Georgetown on Saturday, March 29th, away from home at 1pm. As they continue their season with a 7-4 overall record and a 3-0 conference tally, the Eagles seek to carry forward the momentum from this overwhelming victory.

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Waleska, Ga. – In an impressive show of skill and teamwork, the Reinhardt University women’s lacrosse team secured a commanding victory against the Truett- McConnell Bears on Wednesday at their home ground in Waleska, Ga. The sunny afternoon match concluded with a decisive score of 26-1 in favor of the Eagles, reinforcing their strong position in the AAC conference.

From the very start, Reinhardt set the pace, leading 17-1 by halftime. The team’s ability to maintain such intensity throughout the game is a testament to their preparation and spirit. Lainey Byrne led the scoring with a phenomenal four goals, followed by multiple contributions from the team, including Kelsey Sowa and Miranda Petrillo with three goals and several Eagles contributing two goals each. The combined effort highlighted a diverse and potent offense.

Assists were plentiful, with Brinley Christiansen leading with three, showcasing the team’s excellent coordination and vision on the field. Goalkeeping duties were expertly handled by Madison Hasty, Katie Musulman, and Audrey Dodge, who together kept the Bears to just one goal throughout the contest. Hasty’s performance in the first 15 minutes set a solid foundation with three impressive saves.

Special recognition was given to Brooklyn Hill for her outstanding control of the draw, having secured it five times during the match. This ability undoubtedly provided Reinhardt with crucial possessions that led to their overwhelming scoreline.

The win brings Reinhardt’s season record to a strong 7-3 overall, with a perfect 3-0 in conference play. Looking ahead, the Eagles are set to face Flagler College at home on Saturday March 22nd, at 12pm, as they aim to continue their winning streak in what promises to be a formidable match-up against the DII opponents.

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Athens, TN – Reinhardt Women’s Lacrosse scored early and often in this AAC matchup with the Bulldogs of Tennessee Wesleyan.  The game was never in doubt as the Eagles took control early and never relinquished the lead.

By halftime, the Eagles had already established a significant lead with a score of 15-1, behind the attack of Brinley Christiansen, Lainey Byrne, and Emma Perritte. The game concluded with a landslide final score of 23-3. Christiansen led the scoring effort for the Eagles with an incredible 5 goals from 6 shots on goal. In total, Reinhardt unloaded 46 shots on the Bulldogs keeper compared to just 5 shots by Tennessee Wesleyan.

Marissa Davis, Lainey Byrne, and Emma Perritte followed Christiansen with 3 goals each, and Lawna Henry and Hanna Peace each added 2 goals apiece.

Several Eagles came in with single goals, including Kesley Sowa, Brooklyn Hill, Carly Harris, Jessica Lucas, and Emilie Bedard.  Reinhardt did most of their damage in the first half, scoring fifteen goals, however, they still added eight total in the second half.

Casey Kidd, Kelsey Sowa, and Lainey Byrne all had significant roles in securing draw controls for the Eagles.  At the time of the stat release after the game, Kidd was credited with 7, Sowa had 4, and Byrne had 6.

Goalkeeping duties were proficiently handled by Madison Hasty, Katie Musulman, and Audrey Dodge.  They did not receive much pressure from the opposing Bulldogs attack, but they did their jobs by only allowing three total goals. Helping the goalkeepers on the defensive end were players like Brooke Dawdy, Kenzie Barrial, and Sydney Tucker.

Looking ahead, the Eagles are set to host the Truett McConnell Bears on Wednesday afternoon in Waleska. The team currently holds a promising record of 5-3 overall, with a 1-0 mark in conference play. The final five games for the Eagles are all AAC opponents.  All are winable games and will have significance on postseason play – both the AAC and NAIA.

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Waleska, Ga. – The Reinhardt University women’s lacrosse team dominated Missouri Baptist on Wednesday afternoon, securing a decisive 17-8 victory in their regular-season encounter. The game, held at their home ground in Waleska, GA, saw the Eagles outpace the Spartans under a sunny afternoon sky.

The Eagles led from the start, finishing the first half with a 6-3 lead over the Spartans. The team’s offensive efforts were spearheaded by multiple players, with notable performances from Marissa Davis and Brooklyn Hill, each netting two goals, and Brinley Christiansen leading the scorecard with four goals.

Kelsey Sowa‘s performance was not just effective but historic as she scored her 100th career goal. Sowa ended the game with three goals and two assists, a testament to her enduring skill and a highlight of the game. Defensively, the Eagles were just as formidable. Goalkeeping duties were split between Madison Hasty, who recorded five saves in the first 49 minutes, and Katie Musulman, who stepped in for the remaining time to add two more saves to the tally.

Additional standout performances included Kelsey Sowa and Brinley Christensen, each picking up two ground-balls. Brooklyn Hill‘s control at the draw was exceptional, securing six draw controls, while Skylar Arroyave played a key defensive role causing two turnovers.

The Eagles now look forward to their next challenge, an AAC matchup against Tennessee Wesleyan this upcoming Friday, March 14th. The game is set to take place at TWU at 3:30 pm, where the Eagles aim to build on their current record of 4-3.

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Waleska, GA. – The Reinhardt University women’s lacrosse team clinched a decisive 23-8 victory against the Warner Royals on a sunny afternoon in Waleska, GA, on Sunday afternoon. The regular-season faceoff saw the Eagles dominate both halves, entering halftime with a formidable lead of 15-3.

Brinley Christiansen starred in the game, scoring 6 goals, that cemented the Eagles’ dominance. Alongside Christiansen, Brooklyn Hill and Emma Perritte greatly contributed to the scoring frenzy, with Hill netting 3 goals and Perritte assisting 4. In total, eleven Eagles players contributed to the scoring, showcasing the team’s deep bench strength and strategic play.

The defensive lineup was equally robust, with goalkeepers Katie Musulman and Audrey Dodge sharing responsibilities to thwart the Royals’ efforts. Additional standout performances included Lainey Byrne, who controlled 5 draws, and Kelsey Sowa and Angelina Ruiz, who each caused 2 turnovers, exemplifying Reinhardt’s strong defensive tactics.

Looking ahead, Reinhardt University is set to host the Keiser Seahawks on Saturday, March 8th, in a home game scheduled for 3 PM. The Eagles currently hold a record of 4-2, and as they prepare for their next challenge, they aim to leverage their positive momentum. Reinhardt University Eagles continue to show promising signs of a stellar season.