In a Gulf South Conference soccer doubleheader Sunday at Montevallo, Ala., Lee’s women won 3-0 and the men finished in a 2-2 draw after overtime. Isabelle Berthoud, Riley Engels and Summer Lanter scored for the Lady Flames (10-4, 9-2), while Kate Carney and Carly Smoltz each had an assist. Jose Orellana and Jared McWhorter had goals and Jake Molony an assist for the Flames (5-4-4, 4-3-2). The Lee women are partnering with the Austin Hatcher Foundation for Pediatric Cancer with a “family dinner” at 6 p.m. Tuesday at the foundation’s new Education Advancement Center in downtown Chattanooga and their Kickin’ It For Kids With Cancer game at 7 p.m. Friday against Alabama-Huntsville. Email hhhinfo@hatcherfoundation.org or call 423-243-3471.
* Melia Correa made 10 saves as the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga finished Sunday’s Southern Conference match at Mercer in a scoreless draw after overtime. The Mocs (4-8-4, 2-3-2) were outshot 29-12 overall and 10-3 on goal.
* Sewanee hosted Rhodes in a Southern Athletic Association doubleheader, with the men winning 3-1 and the women losing 2-1. Rhodes Hall, Kyle Johnston and Andrew Turk scored for the Sewanee men (8-6, 4-2), while Alpo Sipila had an assist. Mary Frank had the goal and Milissa Zankman an assist for the Sewanee women (5-7-2, 3-2-1).
Basketball
* Lee senior Erin Walsh was an All-Gulf South Conference basketball selection the past two years and is a 2017-18 preseason pick. That was announced late last week, along with the projection that the Lady Flames would finish third again in the league. Everyone who played significant minutes is back from the 2016-17 team that finished 20-11 and made the Division II national tournament for the first time in the Cleveland school’s NCAA history. Coach Marty Rowe is 348-87 in 13 seasons at Lee and 479-152 in 19 years as a college head coach. The Lee men were picked to finish 10th in the GSC under second-year coach Bubba Smith.
Tennis
* UTC’s Cooper Long and Jacob Marshall picked up a doubles win in consolation play, 8-3 over Wright State’s Carlos Estrada and William Morton, for the Mocs’ lone victory on the final day of the Louisville (Ky.) Invite. The Mocs’ Simon Bustamante and Niklas Gerdes lost in the A draw doubles semifinals, and Pablo Llebeili and Luke Plaisted lost in the C draw doubles semis.
Volleyball
* Hendrix beat host Sewanee 3-1 in an SAA match Sunday, with the visitors winning the first set 25-21 before the Tigers took the second 25-19. Hendrix (9-13, 6-5) won 25-13 in each of the final two sets. For Sewanee (10-11, 4-8), the stat category leaders were Destiny Stewart (10 kills), Constance Connolly (19 assists), Mason Gardella (three blocks) and Peyton Parent (20 digs).
Field Hockey
* Hannah Tompkins scored the first goal and Ceara Caffrey and Katie Wilson each had a goal and an assist as Sewanee won 3-0 Saturday against visiting Concordia, Wis., to improve to 6-3.
Swimming
* Freshman Lee Haber won the 200-yard medley and the 500 freestyle as the Sewanee men’s swimming and diving team won its season opener last Friday against visiting Berry, 115.5-105.5. Haber’s 500 win began a closing surge of four event victories that carried the Tigers to the team triumph. It was capped by the 200 free relay win for the freshman group of Robert Coles, Haber, Hayden Everett and Jacob Finco. Classmates James Hoyt and Carl Failing won the 1000 and 200 freestyle races earlier in the meet. Other wins for Sewanee came from Jed Henrichsen in the 1-meter six- and 11-dive events and Kipling Klimas in the 100 breaststroke. The Sewanee women lost 133-109 but got two wins each from Meghan Mulhern (200 and 500 free) and diver Noel Whitlock and won the 200 free relay with Ashley Krueger and freshmen Abby Rapuano, Bailey Stevens and Olivia Baker.