JACKSON, Mississippi — Rhodes dominated Millsaps 3-0 on Friday, extending its winning streak while the home student-athletes endured their ninth consecutive loss. The visiting Lynx controlled the match from start to finish, outshooting Millsaps 31-2 overall and 18-1 on target to secure a decisive conference victory.
Sophia Rall opened the scoring in the 35th minute, assisted by Sydney Gallagher, giving Rhodes an early advantage. Aurelia Kirby doubled the lead in the 36th minute with Blair Rice providing the assist, effectively putting the match out of reach before halftime. The two quick goals reflected Rhodes' superior possession and attacking intent throughout the first half.
Mallory Goldstein sealed the victory in the 62nd minute, assisted by Taylor Theofiledes, as Rhodes' second-half substitutes maintained the team's offensive pressure. The three-goal margin demonstrated the visitor's depth and ability to rotate personnel while preserving control.
Rhodes' student-athletes generated 18 shots on goal compared to Millsaps' single attempt, showcasing the disparity in attacking quality. The Lynx also earned six corner kicks, further illustrating their dominance in field position. Millsaps' goalkeeper recorded 15 saves in a losing effort, while Rhodes' defense limited the home team's opportunities throughout.
The loss extended Millsaps' conference struggles. The Eagles, now 2-13-2 overall, have won just once this season and have not recorded a victory in their last nine matches. Friday's defeat followed a devastating 10-0 loss to Trinity University on