MEMPHIS, Tenn. – The Hendrix College field hockey opened the Rhodes Invitational with a 3-2 loss to College of Wooster Saturday afternoon.

The Fighting Scots (1-1) scored three first half goals, but the Warriors (0-2) responded in the second half with goals from sophomore Bailee Wallace and graduate student Morgan Fires. Freshman Holly Heeb and senior Debbie Crawford assisted on the goals

Junior Gabryele Pochron made 18 saves for the Warriors to become the program career saves leader with 513.

Hendrix Notes
- Pochron passed Alyssa Havens, who made 511 saves from 2007-2010.
- The Reading, Pa. native now has 50 saves on the season
- Fires' goal was the eighth of her career and that moved her into a tie for seventh in program history.
- Wallace's tally was the third of her career.
- Heeb and Crawford's assists were both the first of their careers.
- Sophomore Bridget Umble recorded a defensive save, her third of the season.

Wooster Notes
- Danielle Slichenmyer made three saves for the Scots
- Rachel Westzel scored on a first half penalty stroke
- Leah Prescott and Erika Womack had the other two tallies

Up Next
The Warriors wrap up the Rhodes Invitational Sunday against #8 Catholic University of America at 1 p.m.