JACKSON, Mississippi — Rhodes dominated Millsaps 4-0 on Friday, delivering a decisive victory that showcased the visiting student-athletes' offensive efficiency. The Lynx broke through early and maintained control throughout, outshot their hosts 12-11 while converting four scoring opportunities into goals.
Pierce Miller opened the scoring in the 13th minute, assisted by Brody Haraway, giving Rhodes an early advantage. Matthew Ahl extended the lead to 2-0 in the 37th minute with help from Luke Grant, establishing command before halftime. The first-half performance proved decisive for the visiting scholar-athletes competing in NCAA Division III conference play.
Matthew Sucato added Rhodes' third goal in the 67th minute, stretching the advantage to 3-0. Howie Eldridge sealed the victory with a fourth goal in the 75th minute, capping a dominant second-half display. Rhodes' four shots on goal proved far more clinical than Millsaps' four attempts, reflecting the visitors' superior finishing.
The Eagles, struggling through a four-game losing streak, managed limited offensive pressure throughout. Harrison Williams and Ellis Dykes generated chances for the home team but couldn't find the back of the net. Millsaps' defensive adjustments, including multiple substitutions, failed to stem Rhodes' attacking momentum.
Both teams recorded four corner kicks and four saves, indicating relatively balanced possession in certain phases. Will Keeney drew a yellow card for Rhodes in the 30th minute, while Christian Lopez received a caution for Millsaps in the 49th minute. The disciplinary records remained minimal despite the physical nature of