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No. 9 Women's Lacrosse Cruises Past Randolph

LEXINGTON, Va. – In front of a spirited home crowd for Alumni Weekend at Watt Field, the top-seeded and ninth-ranked Washington and Lee women’s lacrosse team surged past fourth-seeded Randolph-Macon, 18-6, on Friday night in the ODAC Semifinals, earning a trip to the conference championship for the 24th consecutive season. The Generals (15-4) opened with […]

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May 3, 2025

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No. 9 Women's Lacrosse Cruises Past Randolph

The Generals (15-4) opened with a 6-3 first quarter, then pulled away with a dominant second half, outscoring the Yellow Jackets (14-5) 10-3 after halftime. W&L featured a balanced scoring attack with four players registering hat tricks, while the defense held Macon to just one goal in the second and third quarters combined.

Game Summary

Washington and Lee struck first just over 30 seconds in and led wire-to-wire. After trading early goals with Macon, the Generals closed the first quarter with a pair of quick tallies, including one from Emma Marsh with 39 seconds remaining for a 6-3 lead.

The W&L defense pitched a second-quarter shutout while the offense tacked on two more goals, including a free-position score from Katie Reed, to make it 8-3 at the half.

The Generals exploded in the third quarter behind a 5-1 run, sparked by goals from Hannah Van Son, Grace Kim, and Caroline Foster, and entered the fourth with a commanding 13-4 advantage. W&L never let off the gas, adding five more goals in the final frame—including two from Brianna Benoit—to seal the 18-6 victory.

Individual Performance

Brianna Benoit notched a hat trick, scoring twice in the fourth quarter, and was perfect on free-position shots (2-for-2).
Hannah Van Son, Caroline Foster and Lara Baki also recorded hat tricks, with Foster scoring twice in the opening quarter and once in the third.
Sophie Edwards led the team with three assists, including helpers on two second-quarter goals.
Emma Marsh finished with two goals, one assist, and four draw controls, while also contributing four ground balls.
Iman Haddad made seven saves in goal for her 13th win of the year.

By The Numbers

Washington and Lee outshot Randolph-Macon 34-19, including a 19-10 adgvantage at the half.
W&L placed 20 shots on goal, while the Yellow Jackets had 11.
The Generals were 22-for-24 on clears, while Randolph-Macon went 14-for-16.
RMC committed 20 turnovers to 12 on for the home team.
The Generals picked up 19 ground balls, while Macon collected 13.
Randolph-Macon edged W&L 15-13 in draw controls and dominated the second half 10-5
W&L went 3-of-5 on free-position attempts, while Haddad held the Yellow Jackets scoreless on their three attempts.

W&L Leaders

Randolph-Macon Leaders

Elaina Creekmore and Evie McNeally each scored twice to pace the Yellow Jackets.
Rianna Lowery dished out two assists and picked up two ground balls.
Sydney Walsh led the defense with a caused turnover and two ground balls as did Lowert and Cami McNeally.
Gillian Gladden made four saves in the first three quarters.

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Washington and Lee will host second-seeded Shenandoah University in the ODAC Championship on Sunday at a time to be determined. The Hornets advanced with a 10-9 win over Roanoke on the other side of the bracket on Friday night.

It will be the second all-time and first title meeting between the Generals and Hornets since 2013. In Su’s first season with the ODAC #4 W&L defeated #2 Shenandoah 11-8 in Winchester.

Nestled in the mountains of Virginia, Washington and Lee University is a proud member of NCAA Division III and the Old Dominion Athletic Conference. Founded in 1749, W&L is the ninth-oldest college in the United States and a top-ranked liberal arts university. With over 500 student-athletes in 24 varsity sports, the Generals have celebrated over 265 conference championships. Learn more about the Blue and White by visiting www.generalssports.com or on social media at @WLUGenerals.

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Track & Field Concludes NCAA East Region Meet

Story Links JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Senior Jennifer Mui completed her standout career with a 37th-place finish in the women’s 3,000 Steeplechase (SC) at the NCAA East Region Track & Field Meet on Saturday evening at the Jax Track at Hodges Stadium. Running in the third of three 16-runner heats, Mui […]

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Senior Jennifer Mui completed her standout career with a 37th-place finish in the women’s 3,000 Steeplechase (SC) at the NCAA East Region Track & Field Meet on Saturday evening at the Jax Track at Hodges Stadium.

Running in the third of three 16-runner heats, Mui was 14th with a time of 10:35.79. She was making her first career appearance at the NCAA East Region Meet and entered the weekend seeded No. 40 out of 48 qualifiers.

Earlier in the month, Mui won her second straight America East 3,000 SC crown. She concludes her Binghamton career as a three-time outdoor track & field all-conference honoree.

Mui was the last of Binghamton’s three entries to compete at the NCAA East Region Meet this weekend. Redshirt sophomore Brian Luciano was 14th in the men’s hammer on Wednesday while on Friday evening, graduate student Marcus Johnson was seventh overall in the 400 hurdle finals and punched his ticket to the NCAA Championships.

The NCAA Championships will be held June 11-14 at the University of Oregon.

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TCU baseball drops first game of Corvallis Regional to USC

TCU had no answer for USC as they lost their first game of the regional 13-1. This is a start that Tommy LaPour wanted to forget. He went three innings while allowing three runs on six hits with one walk and five strikeouts. He also hit two batters. USC got on the board first in […]

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TCU had no answer for USC as they lost their first game of the regional 13-1.

This is a start that Tommy LaPour wanted to forget. He went three innings while allowing three runs on six hits with one walk and five strikeouts. He also hit two batters.

USC got on the board first in the second inning with an RBI single from catcher Richard Tejeda, who brought second baseman Abbrie Covarrubias in. This made the score 1-0.

The Trojans would add on in the fourth inning, making the score 3-0. Right fielder Jack Basseer hit a RBI single, bringing Covarrubias home. Which was followed up by a fielder’s choice from third baseman Ethan Hedges.

TCU would finally get on the board in the bottom of the fourth inning with a solo home run from designated hitter Sawyer Strosnider. He pulled the call and deposited it into right field. This made the TCU’s deficit 4-1, the closest TCU would get.

USC would pile on in the sixth inning. Shortstop Bryce Martin-Grudzielanek would single with the bases loaded and bring Tejeda in. First baseman Adrian Lopez would continue the scoring as he would single and bring center fielder Brayden Dowd in.

Covarrubias would cap off the inning with a sacrifice fly to bring in Hedges and give USC a 6-1 lead.

The game would not improve for TCU as USC tacked on a pair of three-run innings in the seventh and ninth innings. The Horned Frogs pitchers shot themselves in the foot in those innings as they walked five batters, hit two and had a throwing error.

The Frogs must improve to extend its run in the 2025 NCAA baseball tournament. TCU will be in the loser’s bracket of the regional, so TCU will have to win out to win the regional. TCU will play Oregon State Saturday at 2 p.m. on ESPN+.

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Klebe's NCAA Run Concludes In Saturday Quarterfinals

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Klebe's NCAA Run Concludes In Saturday Quarterfinals

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Abby Klebe’s outstanding junior season came to an end Saturday evening in the quarterfinal round of the 800 meters at the NCAA East First Round at Hodges Stadium. Klebe once again broke her own school record in Thursday’s first round, securing the final spot among the 24 runners that advanced to Saturday’s quarterfinals.

Klebe ran 2:03.96 in heat 2 of 6 Thursday afternoon, finishing fourth in her heat by .28 seconds. The top three runners in each of six heats plus the next six fastest times overall advanced to the quarterfinals. She had to sweat out the results of the remaining six heats, ultimately finishing 21st overall and securing the last qualifying spot.

On Saturday, Klebe ran in the third of three heats, battling against a fast pace that saw the top two finishers in the heat break the two-minute mark. Ultimately, Klebe’s time of 2:07.79 ranked seventh in her heat and 23rd overall.

The NCAA First Round performance caps an outdoor season where Klebe won her third consecutive Patriot League outdoor title in the 800m. She lowered her own school record on four occasions: the Bison Outdoor Classic in April, the Patriot League Championships, the Princeton Elite Invitational and Thursday in Jacksonville. Klebe also won the indoor 800m Patriot League title and is a two-time champion and school record holder on the indoor track.

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Ahead of Carpinteria High School’s (CHS) June graduation, Coastal View News photographer Robin Karlsson spoke to members of the class of 2025 about their goals, what they’ll miss about CHS, and what’s next. Over the next few weeks, pick up a copy of Coastal View News each week to read about more members of the […]

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Kirk Dawkins Headed to NCAA National Outdoor Track and Field Meet in 800-Meter Run

Story Links JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Florida A&M University standout Kirk Dawkins secured his place among the nation’s elite middle-distance runners by qualifying for the 2025 NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships in the 800-meter run. Dawkins clocked a personal-best time of 1:46.62 during the NCAA East Regional quarterfinals to earn […]

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Florida A&M University standout Kirk Dawkins secured his place among the nation’s elite middle-distance runners by qualifying for the 2025 NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships in the 800-meter run.

Dawkins clocked a personal-best time of 1:46.62 during the NCAA East Regional quarterfinals to earn the opportunity to compete in Eugene, Oregon.

This achievement marks a significant milestone in Dawkins’ athletic career. Earlier in the season, he captured the SWAC Outdoor Championship title in the 800 meters with a time of 1:50.2. The junior’s consistent improvement throughout the season, including a 1:48.01 finish at the East Coast Relays, showcases his dedication and progression.

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Cronhardt Concludes Outdoor Season – Missouri State

Story Links COLLEGE STATION, Texas – Missouri State track and field’s Ella Cronhardt concluded the outdoor season in the West First Round of the NCAA Track and Field Championship this evening. The distance runner posted a time of 10:57.09 in the 3000-meter steeplechase, finishing 45th overall in the event. Cronhardt became MoState […]

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COLLEGE STATION, Texas – Missouri State track and field’s Ella Cronhardt concluded the outdoor season in the West First Round of the NCAA Track and Field Championship this evening. The distance runner posted a time of 10:57.09 in the 3000-meter steeplechase, finishing 45^th overall in the event.

Cronhardt became MoState track and field’s first NCAA Regional Qualifier since 2022 (Rochelle Etienne and Jamilah James) and the first in the steeplechase event since Grace Breiten in 2019.

The final event of the track and field season also concludes Missouri State’s tenure in the Missouri Valley Conference. The Bears will join Conference USA on July 1, 2025.

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