Wesleyan took care of St. Francis 78-41 in a region game Tuesday night at Wesleyan.  The Lady Wolves got off to a slow start at St. Francis led 8-4 early on.  Wesleyan then closed  on a 9-2 run to lead 13-10 at then end of the first quarter.  The offense finally got rolling in the second quarter as the Lady Wolves outscored St. Francis 31-13 in the period and really opened things up taking a 44-23 lead into halftime.   Wesleyan opened the third quarter on 16-6 run leading 60-29 midway through the third quarter and things were pretty much over.  Grace Leah Baughn led Wesleyan in scoring with 17 points.  Holli Wilkins scored 15 while Erin Hall added 12.  Kaelyn Causwell had a solid all around game scoring 11 points while grabbing seven rebounds.  Logan Morris had eight points and eight rebounds while Jordan Frazier and Brittany Stevens had five assists each for the Lady Wolves who improve to 18-4, 7-0 in region with the win.  Tonight was the last regular season home game for Wesleyan's six seniors, Erin Hall, Logan Morris, Aysia McKenzie, Kennington Groff, Grace Cowart and Megan Coole, who will all honored after the game along with the rest of the Winter Sports seniors.  We will miss all of you seniors but we still have l lot more games to play this season before we say goodbye.  Wesleyan will next face Providence on the road on Friday night.  Tipoff is 7:00 PM.

Article from Gwinnett Daily Post:

The basketball rolled on the court slowly, an enticing challenge planned by Wesleyan girls coach Jan Azar for the competitive Hall sisters.

Azar thought it would be fun. Let’s see which sister can get to it first.

Lauren, a younger and bolder seventh-grader, sprinted out, got to the ball first and dove for the ball. Her ninth-grade sister Erin, more calculated and less daring, didn’t risk it and the ball bounced off Lauren and into her hands.

“That’s the best story to show how different their personalities are and how competitive they are,” Azar said. “That was hilarious because it just summed them both up, Lauren dove for it and Erin ended up with the ball.”

The scene also was an omen of where their careers were headed.

Erin stayed true to basketball, helping Wesleyan to back-to-back state championships. Now a senior, her dedication led to a scholarship to Wake Forest.

Lauren, a sophomore, doesn’t dive on courts anymore — she gave up basketball in eighth grade. She prefers the pool, where she won the state diving championship last season as a freshman.

They may not compete head-to-head in sports much anymore, but the intensity learned from their past battles has helped them both reach great heights in their varying sports.

“They’re both competitive, that’s how they’re the same,” Azar said. “The whole family is extremely competitive, that’s why they’re good at what they do. They’re different in that Erin is much more quiet than Lauren. That’s the same way they kind of are athletically, too. Everything Erin does is very controlled and poised. Lauren just gets out there and gets after it.

“And I know Lauren more as a basketball player than a diver. But in basketball, she got after it. Not that Erin doesn’t, but hers is so controlled and quiet. Lauren is more out there and I had her in class. She’s much more vocal.”

And more of a daredevil.

Erin and Lauren tried a variety of sports as youngsters, from softball to swimming to basketball to tennis. They even gave ballet a shot — “That was not for us,” Erin said.

Each did well in whatever sport was up next, though one generally was a little better than the other, depending on the sport.

“Erin was always a really good tennis player,” Lauren said. “My goal was to hit it over the fence. Tennis was never my sport.”

In time, the younger Hall found her niche. Always fearless, she excelled with the flips, twists and heights of diving, the ones that often scare other youngsters away.

Like her older sister Erin, who once won a county diving championship but quit the sport because she refused to dive backward.

“Erin was always scared of doing flips and things like that,” Lauren said. “I was never really scared of that.”

The increased focus on diving, including trips five days a week to practice at Georgia Tech, forced Lauren to give up basketball. But she still juggles multiple sports, competing on Wesleyan’s volleyball and track and field teams.

Erin isn’t just a basketball player, either. She is a star softball player, hitting .313 with 15 RBIs last fall as a senior, and also was on the track and field team.

“Our parents put us in every sport they could think of, every sport we were interested in, and we found out what we were better at,” Erin said. “Lauren was just playing basketball, I don’t know, just to wear the uniform I think. I just loved basketball. We’re very competitive with each other, so we pretty much did what each other did until we found the sport we were better at.”

Their sports of emphasis have given both decorated careers at Wesleyan.

Erin averaged 14.4 points last season, winning her second straight state championship with the Wolves basketball team. She averages 13.5 points, 4.1 rebounds and 3.3 assists this season for a Wesleyan team that is considered a heavy favorite to three-peat in Class A.

Lauren won the state diving championship last year as a Wesleyan freshman, giving her three more seasons to win state. A painful herniated disc in her back has kept her out this season, but she hopes to return in time to defend her title.

“Once I start diving again, I’m really going to work hard,” Lauren said. “I feel like I could win it this year but there are a lot of really good girls out there. ... It’s not going to be an easy competition. The back (injury) kind of hurt me, but I feel if I really work hard, I can do it.”

Erin will be in the crowd at next month’s state meet, rooting her sister to the title. Likewise, Lauren will be one of the biggest supporters as the Wesleyan basketball team aims for another title.

They hope to add even more high school memories to a relationship that has gotten much closer in recent years. They no longer fight like they did when they were younger, they’re now best friends.

“We’re very, very close,” Erin said. “We tell each other everything. We got into each other’s rooms for advice or if something’s wrong we talk about it. Our must fun is just hanging out with her in the car on the way to school. We can just crank up the music and sing and dance. People drive by and look at us weird. We’re going to miss each other next year because we’re so close.”

Erin’s departure to play basketball at Wake Forest will split up the two, making these final few months of the high school year more special.

And more emotional.

“I tell her everything,” Lauren said. “She tells me everything. We have a great bond. Everyone was talking about how the seniors only have a little time left in high school and I had a little breakdown. I realized how short my time is with her. I’m going to miss her a lot next year.”

The Lady Wolves didn't have school today but they still got together as they were invited to participate in the MLK Classic hosted annualy by Centennial High School on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.  Wesleyan, ranked No. 1 in 1A defeated 4A No. 10 ranked Osborne 72-59 Monday afternoon in a game where the outcome could have been greater if Wesleyan's free throw shooting had been more solid.  More on that later.  Things started positively enough as the Lady Wolves led 20-9 after the first quarter powered by Kaelyn Causwell's six points in the period.  Erin Hall began to heat up in the second quarter hitting a 3-pointer early on in the period along the way to seven second- quarter points.  Wesleyan led 36-22 at the break.  Osborne got themselves back into the game in the third quarter as they went on an 18-11 run to open the quarter to cut the Wesleyan lead to 47-40 at the 2:51 mark.  Osborne's ability to get to the free throw line aided in their comeback attempt.  Osborne went 7 for 10 from the line in the quarter.  The Lady Wolves clamped down defensively once the lead was trimmed to seven and Hall really caught fire as she connected on three 3-pointers in a row.  Hall scored 15 points in the quarter and Wesleyan ended the quarter on an 11-3 run of their own to take a 58-43 lead into the fourth.  Osborne was able to trim the lead to 11 in the fourth quarter but could get no closer.  This was a good effort from Wesleyan as they did a nice job on the boards as well as with their ball movement.  The most glaring deficiency however was the less than stellar job they did on the free throw line.  The Lady Wolves shot an atrocious 43% (15 for 35)from the line.  By contrast, Osborne shot 66% (24 for 36).  But lets get back to the positive.  Hall was fantastic as her third quarter scoring binge really opened things up after Osborne had gotten the lead down to seven.  The rest of Wesleyan's scoring effort was very evenly distributed and is an attestment this team's depth.  Holli Wilkins had another solid game as she had 10 points and six rebounds.  Causwell scored eight points while Grace Leah Baughn had seven points, 10 boards and three assists.  Logan Morris scored six points and grabbed eight rebounds.  Brittany Stevens added six points and six assists while Jordan Frazier added four points.  Wesleyan improves to 14-3 on the season while Osborne falls to 12-3.  The Lady Wolves are off until Saturday when they will travel to Gainesville to face the Lady Red Elephants of Gainesville.  Tipoff is 4:00 PM.

Wesleyan defeated JL Mann of Greenville, South Carolina 83-53 in the second session of the Peachstate Battle of the Southeast Saturday afternoon at Greater Atlanta Christian.  The Lady Wolves maintained the lead throughout the but the final score is a little misleading as the game was closer in the first half than the final score indicates.  JL Mann, the No. 5 ranked team in Class 3A in South Carolina, hung tough for three quarters before Wesleyan put them away in the fourth quarter.  The Lady Wolves led 19-16 after one quarter and built an 11 point lead in the second before Mann when on a 6-0 run to close the first half.  Wesleyan led 35-30 at halftime.  The Lady Wolves opened the third quarter on a 10-2 run behind a couple of Erin Hall 3-pointers and the lead again grew to double figures.   Wesleyan led 52-41 heading into the fourth quarter.  That's when Holli Wilkins went on an offensive assault on the basket.  She took over the quarter scoring 17 points in the period.  Wesleyan outscored Mann 31-12 in the fourth as the Lady Patriots finally succumbed to Wesleyan's pressure.  Wilkins finished with a double-double scoring a game high 26 points while grabbing 12 rebounds.  Hall scored 13 points while Grace Leah Baughn added 12 points and six steals.  Brittany Stevens scored eight points, dished six assists and had six steals.  Jordan Frazier contributed seven points and had eight steals.  Wesleyan has now won four straight and improves its record to 13-3 on the season.  They will next face Osborne, ranked No. 10 in Class 4A on Monday afternoon at Centennial.  Tipoff is 2:00 PM.

The Lady Wolves finally got back on the basketball court tonight after what seemed like ages as they defeated St. Francis 89-49 in a region game at St. Francis.  Thanks to the wintery weather last week that postponned last Friday's game with Fellowship Christian and last Saturday's game with Westminster, Wesleyan had only played two games in the past 20 days.  They were anxious to finally get to play again as they took the court against a new look St. Francis squad.  The Lady Wolves got out of the gate early lighting up the Lady Knights with 27 first quarter points taking a 27-10 lead into the second quarter.   They outscored St. Francis 20-13 in the second quarter and built a 47-23 lead at halftime.  More of the same in the second half as the Lady Wolves outscored their hosts 42-26 in the second half resulting in the 40-point difference in the end.  Every player saw action in this one as five Wesleyan players scored in double figures led by Holli Wilkins' game high 18 points.  She also had five steals and four rebounds.  Kennington Groff scored 16 points, and had three steals, three rebounds and 14 deflections.  Erin Hall scored 11 points and had four assists.  Grace Leah Baughn scored 11 points and pulled down eight boards.  Jordan Frazier added 11 points, six steals and five assists.  Logan Morris chipped in nine points and four rebounds.  Brittany Stevens led the team with eight assists to go with her five points, 10 deflections, five rebounds and three steals.  Megan Coole added four points and three boards.  The Lady Wolves took care of business on both ends of the court and did a great job sharing the ball as the team posted 27 assists for the game and had 26 totals steals.  Wesleyan improves to 11-3, 3-0 in region with the victory.  They will next face Providence on Friday at 7:00 PM in a region contest at Wesleyan.

The matchup of top 5 teams in 1A was more of a mismatch as No. 1 Wesleyan routed No. 4 Paideia 60-34 Tuesday night at Paideia.  After a sluggish start, Wesleyan got rolling as they built a 19-8 lead at the end of the first quarter.  Holli Wilkins canned a pair of threes in the second quarter on her way to nine points scored in the quarter.  The Lady Wolves led 40-16 at halftime.  The lead grew to 54-21 heading into the fourth quarter as the fourth quarter was then shortened to  six minutes due to the 30-point lead rule.  The scoring effort for Wesleyan was balanced led by Kennington Groff's 14 points.  Wilkins scored 12 points while Grace Leah Baughn added 11.  With the win, Wesleyan improves to 10-3 overall, 2-0 in region play.  Paideia falls to 11-2, 4-1.  Wesleyan will next face Fellowship Christian in a region game this Friday at 7:00 PM at Wesleyan.

The Lady Wolves returned to action Saturday night after a 10-day layoff and rang in the new year with a tough 69-66 loss to AAAAA McEachern Saturday night at Wesleyan.   The Lady Wolves had to stew for over a week after the unlikely loss to Goose Creek (SC) in their last game played.  Wesleyan played much of the first half as if they were still in South Carolina as McEachern would use its considerable size advantage rebounding Wesleyan misses and scoring in transition on the other end.   The Lady Wolves were down as much as 10 in the first half but cut the McEachern lead to 28-24 at the break.  An Erin Hall 3-pointer cut the lead to one but the Lady Indians used their size and speed to capitalize on several Wesleyan miscues and built a lead that grew as large as 15 points in the third quarter.  The Lady Wolves started taking the ball inside and cut into the McEachern deficit once again shaving nine points off the lead by the end of the third quarter.  McEachern led 46-40 heading into the fourth.  Wesleyan cut the lead to two several times during the fourth but McEachern was able to keep the Lady Wolves at bay aided by clutch free throw shooting down the stretch.  Wesleyan had a chance to tie though.  Down 69-66, Logan Morris brought the ball upcourt and attempted to launch a 3-pointer from just over the midcourt line but was unable to get the shot off as she was unable to shake the three defenders hanging on her arms.   This was a tough loss but to a very worth opponent as McEachern appears to be one of the top teams in AAAAA and should make a deep run in the AAAAA state tournament.  Even though the outcome was not what Wesleyan desired, they played a much better game...especially in the second half than they had in the second half of their most recent defeat.  They can definitely take something positive from this loss.  Holli Wilkins led the Wesleyan scoring effort with 23 points, most coming in the second half.  Erin Hall added 17 points while Logan Morris chipped in 10 points.  McEachern improves its record to 11-3 on the year while Wesleyan falls to 9-3.   The Class 1A top ranked Lady Wolves will next travel inside the Perimeter on Tuesday to face No. 3 Paideia (11-1).  Tipoff is 6:00 PM.

From  Crescent Bank Invitational Website:

Goose Creek (SC) scored the final 12 points of the game to grab a 46-45 victory over Wesleyan (GA) and place fifth in the 2009 Crescent Bank Holiday Invitational.

Trailing 45-34 with 4:57 on the clock, Goose Creek connected on 4-of-6 from the field and 4-of-5 from the free throw line in the final 4:56 to post the incredible comeback.

Leading 45-44, Wesleyan's Brittany Stevens missed the front end of a one-and-one and Goose Creek's Aleighsa Welch grabbed the rebound.  DeAndra Wright then hit the shot of the game as she took the ball on the left wing and connected from 15-feet for the game winning margin.

As the clock moved toward the final buzzer, Logan Morris drove toward the basket but her shot just before the horn was blocked by Goose Creek's Welch.

Welch led all scorers with 18 points and also grabbed a game high 14 rebounds.  Brittany Stevens and Holli Wilkins led a balanced Wesleyan (9-2) attack with 10 points each.

From Crescent Bank Invitational website:

Wesleyan (GA) scored an impressive 67-59 come-from-behind victory over Stephenson (GA) to advance to the fifth place game in the 2009 Crescent Bank Holiday Invitational.

Trailing 51-41 with 8:10 remaining in the second half, Wesleyan (9-1) closed the gap to two points with a 9-0 run in just 1:52.  Grace Leah Baughn cappe dthe run wuth a pair of free throws to make the score 52-50 wioth 6:18 on the clock.

After exchanging baskets, Baughn's two free throws with 4:29 remaining capped the comeback as she knotted the score at 56-56.  Aysia McKenzie gave Wesleyan the lead for good on a free throw with 4:06 to play.  The Lady Wolves stretched the lead to eight points by the game's end by connecting on 4-of-5 free throws in the final minute of play.

Wesleyan was led by Erin Hall's 14 points and six rebounds, while Keniqua Wyche paced Stephenson (7-1) with a game-high 24 points.

From Crescent Bank Invitational website:

Peddie (4-0) led all but 45 seconds of the opening half when it trailed by two points, 12-10.  After retaking the lead for good on Karima Gabriel's layup with 8:17 on the clock, the Lady Falcons built leads as large as 12 points and led 34-23 at halftime.

Haley Peters opened the second half with a quick jumper to stretch the Peddie lead to 36-23.  Wesleyan (8-1) responded with a 9-2 run to close the gap to 38-32.  The Lady Wolves would pull to within five points at 41-36 on Kaelyn Causwell's two free throws with 9:41 to play.

Peddie quickly stretched the lead back to double figures with a 9-1 run and went on to build a 17-point cushion in cruising into the semifinals.

Alex Smith and Karima Gabriel led a balanced Peddie attack with 13 points each.  Haley Peters added 12 points and eight rebounds, while Bridgette McKnight posted 11 points and seven boards for the Lady Falcons.

Wesleyan was led by Logan Morris' 14 points and eight rebounds.

Article from Crescent Bank Holiday Invitational website:

Wesleyan (GA) led wire to wire in a 60-54 victory over Norfolk Christian (VA) in the opening round of the 2009 Crescent Bank Holiday Invitational.

Wesleyan (8-0) led from the opening tip as Erin Hall took the ball and layed it through the nets just three seconds into the game.  The Lady Wolves went on to build an eight point lead at 12-4 with 11:52 to play in the first 16-minute period.

Norfolk Christian (4-1) battled back and cut the lead to just two points at 20-18 on Danielle Webster's jumper with 6:23 on the clock.  The teams exchanged baskets over the next several minutes before Wesleyan closed the half with a 12-5 run to open a 35-23 cushion by halftime.

Wesleyan continued to build its lead in the second half, taking a 47-29 advantage with 12:08 to play.  Again, the Lady Ambassadors would fight back as they closed the gap to seven points at 52-45 with a 16-5 run that ended at the 5:10 mark.  Norfolk Christian would get no closer until Galaisha Goodhope's jumper at the buzzer closed the final gap to six points.

Holli Wilkins led all scorers with 17 points and added 10 rebounds for Wesleyan.  Jordan Frazier came off of the bench to net 10 points, while Grace Leah Baughn added nine rebounds for the Lady Wolves.

Goodhope paced Norfolk Christian with 17 points and nine rebounds.  Danielle Webster added a double-double with 16 points and 12 boards. 

Wesleyan Coach Jan Azar got the 300th win of her career as Wesleyan defeated Loganville 64-47 Saturday night at Wesleyan.  Loganville kept things close for most of the first half but the Lady Wolves gained a 20-point advantage late in the third quarter.   Loganville whittled the Wesleyan lead down to 11 with 4 minutes to go but the Lady Wolves did a nice job of changing the pace of the game, got few defensive stops and scores and increased the lead to it 17-point final margin.  The milestone 300th win in the head coaching career of Jan Azar was secure.  On hand for the occasion were nine former Wesleyan players Dana Birnie (2001), Anna Sheppard (2002), Jenny Hall (2002), Nikki Luckhurst (2004), Mary Stephenson (2004), Laura Luckhurst (2005), Carolyn Whitney (2006), Elise Whitney (2006), and Alison Watt (2006).  Also on hand were many former players parents as Caoch Azar was presented roses and other items celebrating the occasion.  Holli Wilkins led the current Lady Wolves in scoring as she put up 22 points and had six rebounds.  Erin Hall added 16 points, five steals, five boards and five assists for Wesleyan.  With tonight's win Coach Azar's career win/loss record stands at 300-71 a winning percentage of .808.  Pretty impressive considering the majority of those wins have come against larger schools, many in higher classifications.  This season Wesleyan is 3-0 versus Class 5A schools, two of which are ranked in the 5A top 10, 3-0 versus Class 4A schools and 1-0 vs. the only region opponent played so far.   Tonight's win was also significant in that Wesleyan is off to its best start in school history with a 7-0 record besting the 2000-2001 Lady Wolves' 6-0 start.  Wesleyan will now have a week off as they do not play again until Saturday, December 19th when they'll face Norfolk Christian (VA) in the first round of the Crescent Bank Classic in Myrtle Beach, SC.  Tipoff is 8:45 PM.

Wesleyan defeated Mt. Pisgah 77-12 Friday night in the first region game of the season and improved to 6-0 in the process matching the best start to a season in school history.  The 2000-2001 Lady Wolves also started the year 6-0.  Holli Wilkins led the scoring effort with 14 points.  Kennington Groff scored 12 points, Erin Hall added 10 points while Grace Cowart contributed nine.  The Lady Wolves next face AAAA Loganville tomorrow afternoon at Wesleyan.  Tipoff is 4:30 PM.

Wesleyan had no trouble with pereninal Class 4A power Hardaway Friday night in the first home game of the 2009-2010 season.  The Lady Wolves turned a 14-point halftime lead into a 58-31 rout heading into the fourth quarter.  The final result was a resounding 84-47 win.  Hardaway, which went 24-5 last season en route to the quarterfinals of the 4A state tournament, fell behind in the first half and things snowballed in the second.  Wesleyan was somewhat sloppy and less under control than desired as they had too many turnovers and missed some easy scoring opportunities.  This was a pretty typical early season performance however as the Lady Wolves usually hit their stride at mid-season.  This was still a quality win over a quality opponent.  The Lady Wolves controlled the tempo the entire game and continually ran five in and five out and simply wore down the opposition.  Erin Hall had 18 points, six assists and six steals in the win.  Holli Wilkins' three-game double-double streak came to end tonight but she still put up solid numbers scoring 16 points while grabbing seven rebounds.  Grace Leah Baughn picked up tonight's double-double as she had 12 points and 10 boards.  Kaelyn Causwell had the best offensive night of her young career scoring 10 points while pulling down seven rebounds.  Wesleyan improves to 4-0 on the year and will next face Class 5A, No. 8 ranked Chattahoochee tomorrow night at 5:00 PM at Wesleyan.

Class 1A No. 1 ranked Wesleyan defeated Class 5A No. 9 ranked North Cobb 60-53 in the championship game of the South Forsyth Turkey Shootout at South Forsyth High School Saturday night.  North Cobb led 14-10 at the end of the first quarter and the Lady Wolves found themselves down by eight midway through the second.  Erin Hall hit a pair of threes on the way to scoring eight second quarter points which helped Wesleyan recover from North Cobb's run.  Wesleyan took a 31-30 lead into halftime.  The Lady Wolves tightened up defensively to begin the third quarter with Holli Wilkins leading the way.  She scored eight points in the quarter to help stretch the Wesleyan lead to 45-39 at the end of the third quarter.  The Lady Wolves did a good job of controlling the tempo and with ball control in the fourth quarter.  With a consistant 5-7 point lead being maintained, the Lady Wolves did a great job of moving the ball around while being chased by North Cobb defenders.  If caught and fouled however, chances were the free throws weren't going to go in.  Wesleyan was an abysmal 4 for 11 from the free throw line in the fourth quarter.  The defense however did it's job on the other end  with every shot contested and either Wilkins or Kaelyn Causwell cleaning the glass on the defensive boards.  Wilkins recorded her third straight double-double as she had 21 points and 13 rebounds and earned All Tournament team honors.  Erin Hall had 19 points, six rebounds and four assists and was selected the tournament's Most Valuable Player.  Jordan Frazier scored six points while Aysia McKenzie had five assists and Causwell grabbed 10 rebounds.  With the tournament championship win, Wesleyan starts a season 3-0 for the first time since the 2000-2001 season.  North Cobb falls to 2-1.  The Lady Wolves next face Hardaway, a Class 4A school from Columbus, on Friday in its home opener.  Tipoff is 7:00 PM.

Most teams that commit 21 turnovers in the first half of a game usually don't end up with a win and certainly not a double-digit win but that's exactly what Wesleyan did Wednesday night.  The Lady Wolves defeated Cherokee 75-62 in the semi-final round of the South Forsyth Turkey Shootout after a horrid first half.  Wesleyan led 17-14 at the end of the first quarter and held a 31-23 lead with about 2 minutes left in the second when an avalanche of turnovers and fast break points allowed Cherokee to close the gap.  They ended the half on a 7-0 run to cut the lead to 31-30 at the break.  Wesleyan came out in the second quarter with much more intensity and obvious focus.  They reduced the turnovers and upped the defensive pressure which led to easy scoring opportunities.  Wesleyan outscored Cherokee 23-14 in the quarter to open a 54-44 lead heading into the fourth.  The lead grew to 20 points late in the quarter when the turnover bug made another appearance but the game was already well in hand.  Erin Hall led the scoring for Wesleyan as she scored 24 points including four three-pointers.  Holli Wilkins had another strong performance as she pumped in 18 points and is fast becoming a player other teams are going to have a tough time dealing with.  Kennington Groff scored 12 points including three three-pointers.  Logan Morris added nine points for the Lady Wolves.  With the win, Wesleyan improves to 2-0 on the young season and advances to the tournament championship game where they will face Class 5A No. 9 ranked North Cobb (2-0).  The championship game will be at 6:00 PM Saturday night at South Forsyth.  On a more sour note, Wesleyan freshman Katie Frerking tore the Anterior Cruciate Ligament in her knee in Wesleyan's first game of the season against Hillgrove.  She will be out for the remainder of the season.  We all wish Katie a speedy and healthy recovery.

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