Women’s Tennis
March 5: Matches against St. John’s University canceled
March 8: Win 6-1 vs. Saint Joseph’s University
Kiana Marshall, Dessi Zlateva, Lea Owens, Ana Ramirez and Lyndell Giffenig all won their singles matches.
Men’s Lacrosse
March 5: Loss 11-12 vs. Mount St. Mary’s University
Junior Tyler Shoults scored a career-high four goals, but the No. 14 Spiders fell in overtime.
Women’s Lacrosse
March 6: Win 12-9 at College of William & Mary
Senior Marissa Brown scored five points to lead the Spiders past William & Mary. Brown is now fifth all-time in career points scored by a Spider.
March 10: Win 20-5 vs. Old Dominion University
Brown set the program’s record for career assists in a blowout win against Old Dominion. Redshirt sophomore Sam Geiersbach and senior Mia Castagnero each scored their 100th career point.
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Men’s Basketball
March 6: Loss 79-87 at University of Massachusetts
Grant Golden and Jacob Gilyard combined for 41 points in the Spiders’ loss. Golden and T.J. Cline (2016-17) are the only Spiders to record 500 points, 200 rebounds and 100 assists in a season.
March 9: Loss 69-73 vs. Davidson College
Richmond suffered a close loss in its regular-season finale after a late comeback from Davidson. Golden finished with 20 points, and Gilyard added 17.
Women’s Basketball
March 5: Loss 49-58 at St. Louis University
A fourth-quarter comeback attempt wasn’t enough to lead the Spiders to victory against St. Louis in the first round of the Atlantic 10 tournament. First-year Claire Holt led the team with 13 points, and junior Jaide Hinds-Clarke scored nine.
Men’s Tennis
March 10: Win 6-1 at The Citadel
The Spiders won all three doubles matches. Matt Fernandez, Klein Evans, George Lovitt, John Walsh and Campbell Erwin all won their singles matches.
Baseball
The team’s three-game series at Davidson was canceled.
Contact sports writer Riley Blake at riley.blake@richmond.edu.
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