FAYETTEVILLE, N.C.  Methodist Athletics saw seven teams in action on Saturday, including four at home. The Monarchs recorded five team wins while also displaying some incredible individual performances throughout the day. Below are results and box scores for each contest.  
 
In women's lacrosse, the Monarchs reigned supreme in a 24–1 victory at home over Huntingdon College while honoring nine seniors and graduate students. Layla Wiesenfeld led the way with four goals, while Macey Blackburn dished out a career–high six assists.  BOX SCORE
 
The second game of the day in Monarch Stadium also featured the Monarchs and the Huntingdon Hawks. This time it was the Methodist men's lacrosse team capturing a 13–3 win, led by three–time goal scorer Cy Horner. With two goals on the afternoon, Ryan Kavounis reached 100 goals scored in his collegiate career.  BOX SCORE
 
The track and field teams competed at the Braves Classic hosted by UNC Pembroke. Tydrick Stewart captured second place in the men's 100–meter final with a time of 10.56 seconds. Joseph Butler, Treazure Rosario Watson and D'Zariya Paran were just a few of the other Monarchs who excelled.  RESULTS
 
The Monarchs took two wins over Brevard College in baseball, scoring 13 runs in each contest. In the 13–1 victory (7 innings), Tristen Melvin batted 3–for–3 with five RBIs. In the 13–4 win, Methodist batters totaled 18 hits.  GAME ONE BOX SCORE /// GAME TWO BOX SCORE
 
In men's tennis, Methodist swept Southern Virginia 7–0 in Buena Vista, Virginia. Matthew Hurley handled business at the No. 1 spot in both singles and doubles.  BOX SCORE
 
The Monarchs did not fare as well against the Knights in women's tennis, falling at Southern Virginia by a score a 5–2. Veva Willocks and Madelyn Parker won their respective matches in the singles round.  BOX SCORE

Methodist fell during both games of Saturday's softball doubleheader versus Greensboro College. The Monarchs lost the first game 14–0 (5 innings) before dropping the second game 4–0. Alyssa Rivas batted 3–for–3 on the day with three walks.  GAME ONE BOX SCORE /// GAME TWO BOX SCORE

UP NEXT
The men's tennis team takes on non–conference opponent Randolph College on Sunday at 9 a.m. in Lynchburg, Virginia, while the baseball and softball squads both play at home. The softball team will face William Peace University in a doubleheader at Price Field beginning at 1 p.m. on Sunday while the baseball team wraps up its series with Brevard in a final game at 1 p.m. at Armstrong–Shelley Field.