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Area sports notes: Lee’s Mia Hollingsworth a D-II soccer All-American

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The Lee University women’s soccer team goes into the national semifinals in Pittsburgh tonight with senior forward Mia Hollingsworth as a 2018 All-American. She was named Wednesday to the United Soccer Coaches Association’s All-America third team for NCAA Division II. Despite missing several games while recovering from a concussion, the four-year captain has scored 14 goals this season, including the overtime winner in a postseason defeat of No. 2-ranked West Florida and the tying shot in the eventual win over Mississippi College the next game. West Florida and No. 3 Columbus State were undefeated when the Lady Flames (17-6-1) edged them 1-0 to move on in the NCAA tournament, and tonight at 8 they challenge undefeated and top-ranked Grand Valley State (24-0-1). The Lakers won NCAA titles from 2013 to 2015 and beat the 2017 champion 6-1 in this year’s quarterfinal round.

* Sewanee senior Kyle Johnston made the USCA’s Division III All-South Atlantic Region third team after his fourth all-conference selection. The Baylor School graduate from the town of Sewanee scored 11 goals in 2018 with four-game winners. He totaled 27 goals and eight assists in his Tigers career.

Tennis

* Wesley Cash of Chattanooga and Mark Vines of Naples, Florida, are in the doubles semifinals of another national-level tennis tournament – this time in the Crabel Capital 60 Men’s Masters Invitational at the Mission Hills club in Palm Springs, California. Cash and Vines won their round robin – closing it out with victories of 7-6 (4), 6-1 on Tuesday and 6-2, 6-1 on Wednesday – and now face the duo they recently beat in the USTA 60s clay court nationals.

Basketball