Women’s Soccer suffers first two defeats of the season

• The Scots fell 1-4 to Augsburg University on Sept. 17. Macalester put the first point on the board in the 33rd minute with a goal from Julia Kispert ’23. Goalkeeper Jocelyn Radke ’24 posted a total of six saves. 
• On Sept. 18, the Scots lost 0-6 on the road to Wartburg College. The Scots combined for a total of ten shots. Lily Lorenzen ’23, Sophie Jones ’26 and Kispert tallied three shots on goal. 

Men’s Soccer plays stalemate at home

• Macalester tied 0-0 with Augsburg University on Sept. 17 at Macalester Stadium. Hans Haenicke ’25 was the Scots’ game leader with three shots. Goalkeeper Sam Price ’25 posted a total of seven saves over the course of the game. 
• The Sept. 20 game against University of Wisconsin-Superior was postponed 15 minutes into the game due to lightning. The game may be replayed later in the season. 

Lengfelder smashes school record in Women’s Golf Division III Classic

• Macalester competed in the Division III Classic on Sept. 17 and 18, hosted by Gustavus Adolphus. The team finished in ninth place out of 17 teams that participated. 
• Bailey Lengfelder ’26 broke the Macalester school record for the 36-hole Individual Best with a score of 149, a record previously held by Kristy Schaff ’03. 

Men’s golf places in back half of invitational

• On Sept. 17 and 18, Men’s Golf competed in the Saint John’s Fall Invitational. The team finished 10th in the team scoring. 
• Harry Cheng ’26 placed highest for the Scots, with a 156 placing him in 37th overall. In a tie for 39th, Tommy Hayes ’23 and Brady Thomas ’26 were one shot each behind Cheng.

Volleyball sweeps NJ tournament, blanks at home

• The Volleyball team traveled to New Jersey for the Castle Point Challenge, sweeping the three-game weekend. 
• The Scots won 3-0 against William Patterson on Sept. 16 in the first game of the Challenge.
• Adisa Preston ’25 led the team with eight kills and two blocks. 
• On Sept. 17, the Scots won both games, going 3-1 over Wentworth Institute of Technology followed by a win over Stevens Tech with a score of 3-2. 
• Preston led the team again in the game against Wentworth with 16 kills and one block. 
• In the second game against Stevens, Gwen Wooten ’25 led with a total of 13 kills and three blocks. 
• In their MIAC Opener, the Scots fell to Gustavus 3-0 on Sept. 21. 
• The leader of the game was Eliza King ’23, posting nine kills and one block. 
• See article on page 6 for more info

Upcoming in Sports:

Sept. 23

Women’s Tennis @ ITA Fall Tournament (St. Peter, MN)c(TBA)

Sept. 24

Women’s Tennis @ ITA Fall Tournament (St. Peter, MN) (TBA)

Women’s Golf @ St. Catherine University Fall Invite (Stillwater, MN) (TBA)

Men’s Golf @ Twins Cities Classic (Elk River, MN) (TBA)

Men’s Soccer vs. St. Olaf College (12:30 PM)

Women’s Soccer vs. St. Olaf College (3:00 PM)

Football vs. St. Olaf College (7:00 PM)

Sept. 25

Women’s Tennis @ ITA Fall Tournament (St. Peter, MN) (TBA)

Women’s Golf @ St. Catherine University Fall Invite (Stillwater, MN) (TBA)

Men’s Golf @ Twin Cities Classic (Elk River, MN) (TBA)

Women’s Soccer @ University of Wisconsin-Stout (Menomonie, WI) (2:00 PM)

Sept. 27

Women’s Soccer @ Bethel University (St. Paul, MN) (4:00 PM)

Sept. 28

Men’s Soccer @ Bethel University (St. Paul, MN)(4:00 PM)

Volleyball vs. St. Olaf College (7:00 PM)

Sept. 29

Women’s Tennis vs. University of Minnesota Club Team (6:00 PM)

Numbers of the Week:

4 – Scots ranked in the top 25 MIAC Women’s cross country 5k times

36 – corners taken by Mac women’s soccer, the most in the MIAC

149 – the new Macalester women’s 36-hole Individual Best all-time record, set by Bailey Lengfelder ’26