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Friday, November 13, 2026Nov 13

Around the Region: Wesley Cash falls in three sets in clay court national quarterfinals

Assorted Sports Equipment on Black
Assorted Sports Equipment on Black

Chattanooga’s Wesley Cash lost 7-5, 2-6, 6-2 to fourth-seeded Sal Castillo of San Antonio in the singles quarterfinals Thursday of the USTA Men’s 60s Clay Court Championship in New Orleans. Cash was a No. 5 seed.

Soccer

-The Lee University women’s soccer team, up to No. 11 in the NCAA Division II coaches’ poll this week, routed visiting Shorter 7-1 with a 37-5 shots margin in a Gulf South Conference match Thursday night. Summer Lanter scored three goals and Riley Engels had two for the Lady Flames (13-4, 12-2), who clinched the No. 1 seeding in the GSC tournament, while Kelsey Yoder had a goal and an assist and Lauren Peters netted the opening goal with the first of McKenzie Bricker’s two assists. One of Lee’s three goalkeepers, redshirt sophomore Taylor Green from Notre Dame High School, was the GSC defender of the week for her two shutouts last week. She is 5-0 in her six matches with no goals allowed in 495 minutes on the field.

-The Covenant College women’s soccer team had four USA South All-West Division first-team selections announced Thursday, with junior goalkeeper Rachel Lemay also on the overall all-conference first team. The other All-West picks were senior defensive midfielder Callie Bader, sophomore forward Addy Cronan and freshman center back Kendyll Freeman. Bader also was the Lady Scots’ representative on the all-sportsmanship team.

Volleyball