Ashley Hall spring sports competing well

By David Shelton

Senior Writer

Charleston – As the 2026 spring sports season turns the corner and heads into the state playoffs, the teams at Ashley Hall are showing a competitive spirit against a quality schedule of opponents.



Ashley Hall competes in the top classification of the South Carolina Independent Schools Association (SCISA) and while winning region titles is difficult, the Panthers work hard to put up competitive battles against elite challengers.

Then spring season reached spring break last week, leaving less than a month before the state playoffs begin at the end of April. Entering the break, the Ashley Hall soccer team sits with a 4-6 record overall, including a pair of wins over area rival First Baptist.

Setting the offensive pace for the Panthers is a senior captain, Catherine Clark, who has scored eight goals with four assists. Junior Molly Mettler has added five goals and four assists while Hampton Kennedy has a goal and assist.

Goalkeeper Bea Anderson, a sophomore, has allowed 24 goals but also has 65 saves.

The other captains on the team include seniors Annie Morrison, Gemma Williams and Britton Zollweg. The remaining senior is Kylie Wojdyla.

Catherine Perkins is the only other junior on the roster. Sophomores include Bailey Burke, Evie Cowan, Camila Zuniga, Felice Killian, Bryn Wildstein, Lynden Taylor,.

Rounding out the roster are freshmen Ella Yaegar, Amelia Lennon and eighth-grader Schuyler Malloy.

The lacrosse team has shown improvement from last season and entered the break with a 5-5 record after posting three wins last season. Junior Sally Rowson leads the team with 30 goals and five assists while junior Kate Murphy has added 26 goals and six assists. Eighth-grader Campbell Lennon has 13 goals and eight assists, and junior Caroline Copenhaver has scored eight goals.

In track and field, top performers include sprinters Peyton Rivers, Nyra Jenkins and Camilla Heyward; Charlie Silliman in middle distance; Na’Zyia Jenkins, Elise Simmons and Amelia Hamilton in hurdles; Madison Middleton in jumps; Izzy Scolnick in the jumps and javelin, and Adyson Middleton in the discus and javelin.