SEWANEE, Tenn. - The Hendrix College women's soccer team tied Sewanee - The University of the South 1-1 in double overtime in the first round of the Southern Athletic Association Tournament, but the Tigers (8-8-2) move on by winning the penalty kick shootout 4-2.

Sewanee's Savannah Williams scored the first goal of the game in the 23rd minute on an assist from Elizabeth Eidson. The Warriors (11-7-1) tied it up in the 77th minute on goal from freshman forward Hagan Griffith.

The third-seed Tigers outshot the sixth-seed Warriors 29-7 overall and 11-5 on goal. Hendrix junior goalkeeper Jordan Rausch came up with four saves in the two overtimes to keep the Orange & Black in the game.

Although officially a tie, the game came down to penalty kicks to see who would advance to next weekend's semifinals. Sewanee started with Dalya LaRocque making her PK, followed by Griffith hitting hers. Both teams missed in the second round, and Tasha Saunders of the Tigers and Rausch both drilled their kicks to make it 2-2.

Sewanee's Nikki Johnston made hers in the fourth round, but the Warriors missed theirs. Frances McDonald made it for the Tigers in the fifth round to win the PK round 4-2.

Hendrix Notes
- The Warriors end the 2016 campaign with a school record 16 wins.
- Griffith's goal was her team-leading 15th of the year.
- Rausch tallied 10 saves total.
- Melissa Miller took two shots on goal and Lucy Moore had one

Sewanee Notes
- Samantha Bourgeois had four saves in goal.
- Williams had two shots on goal, as did Erin Gill and Nikki Johnston.