Lee University senior forward Mia Hollingsworth made the 13-player 2018 D2CCA All-South Region first team for women's soccer, and Lady Flames sophomore midfielder Kelsey Yoder was a second-team selection. Lee goalkeeper Daniel Hrenko and defender Samir Williams were named to the men's all-region second team. Despite missing several games after suffering a concussion, Hollingsworth has a team-high 14 goals plus six assists for the Lady Flames, who will play No. 1-ranked Grand Valley State in a Division II national semifinal at 8 p.m. on Nov. 29 in Pittsburgh, and Yoder is second with 10 goals. Hrenko allowed 19 goals and had 70 saves and six shutouts in 19 matches, and Williams factored in those statistics and had two assists.
Basketball
* Lee University point guard Haley Schubert repeated as the Gulf South Conference women's basketball freshman of the week after totaling 22 points, 10 assists, nine steals and nine rebounds in two blowout wins. She had 15 points, seven assists, six rebounds and five steals in the first of those. Schubert scored 11 points in a 66-53 victory Tuesday night at Clark Atlanta, where Lindsey Roddy and Abby Bertram led the Lady Flames (4-1) with 16 and 15 points and Becca Cheeks collected 10 rebounds.
* The undefeated Sewanee men's basketball team won an NCAA Division III nonconference game Tuesday night at Covenant 84-65 as Luke Smith had 26 points, eight assists, six rebounds and three steals and Cam Caldwell contributed 16 points, 10 rebounds and another three steals. Smith hit six of 10 3-point shots. The Tigers (5-0), also got 11 points and 11 rebounds from Jordan Warlick. For the host Scots (0-3), Bailey Spragg had 12 points, six assists and six steals and Mitchell Hollis, James Mitchell and Will Crumly each scored 10 points.
* The Oglethorpe women used a 22-12 fourth quarter to win 71-59 at Covenant and rise to 4-1 for the season. Kaley Hallmark had 20 points and six steals in defeat for the Lady Scots (0-3), while Abi Chatham, Raquel Rosa and Joanna Smith scored nine points each. Smith had seven rebounds.
* Sewanee's women are 5-2 after edging visiting Maryville 67-65. Ellie Treanton led the Tigers with 17 points and Sue Kim added 10 while matching Katie Roth with five assists. Lakeisha Phillips had seven rebounds with nine points, and Kinsley Logan and Roth had four and three steals.
* Bryan's Lady Lions won 79-76 in their Appalachian Athletic Conference game at Union (Ky.), but the Bryan men lost 102-69 but got 19 points from Keaton Dotson, 12 from Geevantay Gee and 10 from Austin Douglas. The Lions are 4-5, 2-3 in the AAC; Union (5-2, 4-0) had six double-figure scorers. Deandra Luna had 20 points, eight rebounds, six assists and three steals for the Lady Lions (6-1, 5-0), while Karli Combs scored 18 points and To'Nesha Allison added 10.
* Despite 20 points, four steals and four assists by Hannah Phillips, the Cleveland State women lost 67-54 to visiting Snead State. The Snead men then won 74-70, while Demonte Person and Maurice Dickson scored 16 points apiece and Tehj Powell and Darius Turman added 12 each for the losing Cougars (2-5). Also for the Lady Cougars (2-3), Kaitlin Crump had 11 points and 12 rebounds and Britany Gore grabbed 13 rebounds.
Softball
* Tyner Academy pitcher Chyna Price has signed to continue her softball career at Division II program Miles College in Fairfield, Alabama, and Tyner coach Billy Elliott said Miles coach Patrick Peasant "is excited to add Chyna to an already dynamic pitching rotation" but expects to use her also at other positions because of her athletic ability. "She was heavily recruited by Lane College, Bryan College, Albany State and Talladega College, to name a few," Elliott said. "While this decision was a difficult one, feeling at home is what made Miles the final choice." Elliott is expecting a strong senior season from Price, even more with the college decision behind her, and passed along her thanks to her coaches along the way - besides him, Lawrence Dees, James Wright, Keyonne Arnwine, Torey Sanders, Patrick Joseph and Maya Branch.