The Bryan College soccer teams both won one-goal matches Tuesday at Trevecca Nazarene in Nashville, the Lions by a 2-1 score before the Lady Lions prevailed 1-0 in overtime.
Stacey Tatum from Grace Academy scored unassisted for Bryan’s women (6-1) in the sixth minute of overtime, and Stephanie Gagnon – the reigning Appalachian Athletic Conference defensive player of the week after making 19 saves in two wins – added seven stops. The Lady Lions’ Carli Milligan was the AAC offensive player of the week after scoring one winning goal and assisting on the other last week.
Harry Sherwood, the reigning AAC men’s defensive honoree after two shutouts last week, scored the Lions’ first goal Tuesday in the 16th minute from a David O’Kane assist, and Ricky Angel made it 2-0 five minutes later. The Lions (4-1-1) outshot Trevecca 24-4 with a 13-3 advantage in attempts on goal.
Covenant 5, Truett-McConnell 2: At Cleveland, Ga., the visiting Scots improved to 3-3 with two scores from Brian Stair, an equalizing goal and go-ahead assist by David Pifer and goals also from Johnny Frame and Matthew Hudnut. Ben Duncan and Ross Blaising had the last two Covenant assists.
Lee 10, Tennessee Temple 0: At Cleveland, the host Flames evened their record at 3-3-1 in the rout, as Fernando Barriga scored the first two goals in the 12th and 13th minutes and added another in the first half after Josh Inglis scored on the second of Juan Sebastian Lara’s four assists.
Sias Reyneke scored four of Lee’s six second-half goals, and Lara and Chevon Roberts also netted shots. Temple is 1-7.
Tennessee Wesleyan 1, Young Harris 1: At Young Harris, Ga., Josh Leader had 13 saves for the visiting Buldogs (0-3-1), who got their goal just before halftime from Hector Jaramillo off a John Carrier assist. Sam Walker equalized for the home team (0-2-3) 13 minutes into the second half from a Andreas Pechmann corner kick. Young Harris had advantages of 34-11 in shots and 13-2 in corners.
Tennessee Wesleyan (w) 0, Young Harris 0: The women began the doubleheader with a scoreless overtime game. Chealsey Baxter made 11 saves for Wesleyan, which was outshot 20-10.
No. 3 Lee 11-0
The Lee University women’s volleyball team moved up to No. 3 in the NAIA national rankings Tuesday and then beat Brenau 25-17, 25-18, 25-18 in a Southern States Athletic Conference match Tuesday night.
Arlene Ferreira had 12 kills and 12 digs, Stephanie Todd added 10 kills and seven digs, Kayla Carlisle downed eight kills and Lindsay Shein made 15 digs for the Lady Flames (11-0), who host undefeated regional NCAA Division III power Emory on Friday. Kelsey Leffew and Gretchen Higdon had 20 and 16 assists Tuesday for Lee.
At Covenant, the host Lady Scots lost 23-25, 28-26, 21-25, 25-19, 15-13 to Maryville. Kristin Dahlstrand had 35 assists and 12 digs and Erica Adams had 16 kills in defeat for Covenant (3-5), and Jessie Jakes had 13 kills and 15 digs.