Belhaven University Athletics

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Belhaven closed the regular season with a 2-0 loss to Sewanee on Tuesday at the SportsFirst 1996 Complex.

The Blazers now turn their attention to the Collegiate Conference of the South Championship, where they have earned the No. 2 seed and a first-round bye.

Belhaven took two of the match's first three shots, with Alyssa Wilson and Jordan Robinson testing the Sewanee defense in the opening seven minutes. Pope Scurlock put the Tigers ahead at 10:44 off an assist from Greer Brantley.

Addi Roberts kept the margin at one through halftime, making six first-half saves. Her final stop of the period came moments after a Sewanee shot struck the crossbar in the 42nd minute. Roberts made two more saves in quick succession early in the second half as the Tigers pressed for a second goal.

Kinsey Carter took Belhaven's lone shot after the break in the 63rd minute. Sophie Condon added Sewanee's second goal at 77:40.

Roberts finished with nine saves, while Sidney Roest played the closing minutes in goal. Sewanee held a 24-4 advantage in shots, put 11 on target to Belhaven's none and earned all nine corner kicks. Wilson, Robinson, Carter and Mary McCardle accounted for the Blazers' four attempts.

Belhaven finished CCS play 4-1-1 and will begin its conference title defense in the semifinals Friday, Nov. 6, at the Loretta P. Spencer Sports Complex in Huntsville, Ala. The Blazers will face the winner of Saturday's quarterfinal between No. 3 Asbury and No. 6 LaGrange.

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