The Southern Wesleyan Warriors suffered a heavy defeat against the North Greenville Trailblazers, finishing the match at 24-2. Notably, Fianna Steves reached a milestone by achieving her 200th career draw control during the game. Despite the loss, Caelyn Little and Alexa Simpson managed to score the Warriors' only goals. Southern Wesleyan's defense struggled, allowing North Greenville to dominate with strong offensive plays throughout the match.

By the Numbers
  • Final score: North Greenville 24, Southern Wesleyan 2
  • Fianna Steves achieved her 200th career draw control, winning three draws in total.
Yes, But

While the Warriors displayed moments of individual brilliance, such as Steves' milestone, the team's overall performance revealed significant gaps in their defense and execution, raising concerns about their competitiveness in upcoming matches.

State of Play
  • The loss marks Southern Wesleyan's record at 4-11, with a conference standing of 2-6.
  • The Trailblazers improved to a 7-9 record, holding a conference mark of 5-3.
What's Next

Southern Wesleyan will play their final home game against Young Harris on April 15, followed by an away game against Coker on April 18. These matches are crucial for the Warriors to regain momentum as they near the season's end.

Bottom Line

Despite a notable individual achievement by Steves, the Warriors must address their defensive vulnerabilities and enhance their teamwork to prevent further heavy losses and close out the season on a positive note.