ROCKY MOUNT, N.C. - Three different Tornados scored four goals apiece as the Brevard College women's lacrosse team (4-4, 2-0 USA South) dismantled North Carolina Wesleyan University (0-7, 0-2 USAS) by a final score of 16-2 on Saturday afternoon in Rocky Mount, North Carolina.
 
Sophomore Xan Hill tallied four goals and four assists for an eight-point performance, while Arianna Casertano and Emily Denaga also scored four goals each. Denaga added an assist and a season-best 11 draw controls, while Casertano's four goals marked a new career high for the Cumming, Georgia freshman attacker.
 
Reigning USA South Conference Defensive Player of the Week Paige Kneubuhler scored twice with one assist, while freshman defender Madi Norris and junior attacker Audrey Hanson each added a goal and an assist. Norris grabbed five ground balls, while Lex MacLauchlin caused a pair of turnovers. Goalkeepers Kyla Smith-Fondall (3-4) and Amelia Fuentes each saw action for the Tornados in the cage.
 
Brevard dominated from start to finish in this one, scoring 10-straight goals and holding the Battling Bishops scoreless through the first 27:15 of play. After the hosts scored their first goal of the game with 2:45 left to play in the second quarter, BC finished the contest with a 6-1 scoring run.
 
The Tornados were able to outshoot NC Wesleyan 31-8, forced 26 turnovers, won 19 ground balls, and went 3-for-5 on free position shots.
 
Brevard returns home for midweek non-conference action on Wednesday, March 27, as the Tornados host Averett University at 4 p.m.
 
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