Campus Overview

Rhodes College is a small, academically rigorous private liberal arts college nestled in Memphis, Tennessee, offering students an intimate learning environment with approximately 2,000 undergraduate students.


Location & Setting Located in the vibrant urban setting of Memphis, Rhodes' campus sits in the historic Vollintine-Evergreen neighborhood, providing students with a safe, tree-lined suburban-style campus within a major city environment. The campus is just minutes from downtown Memphis and its cultural attractions.

Campus Life With its small student body, Rhodes offers a tight-knit community feel where students know each other and faculty personally. On-campus housing is strong, with around 75% of students living on campus. Greek life is present but not overwhelming, representing about 40% of students. Weekend activities often blend campus events with Memphis's rich cultural scene, including music, dining, and local festivals.

Student Body Rhodes draws students nationally, with a student body representing approximately 45 states and several international countries. Students tend to be academically motivated, intellectually curious, and community-engaged, with a reputation for being collaborative rather than competitive. The college attracts students interested in strong academic programs and personal development.

Academics Known for its rigorous liberal arts curriculum, Rhodes offers 50+ academic programs with strong departments in biology, international studies, and psychology. The college emphasizes close faculty interactions, with a low 10:1 student-to-faculty ratio and opportunities for research and individualized academic experiences.

Athletics & Sports Competing in NCAA Division III, Rhodes offers 19 varsity sports teams called the Lynx. While not focused on major collegiate athletics, the school has a spirited intramural and club sports culture, with strong participation and school pride.

Lifestyle & Weather Memphis experiences mild winters and hot summers, with temperatures ranging from 35-95°F. The campus is relatively walkable, though having a car can be beneficial for exploring the city. Outdoor activities are popular, with nearby parks, the Mississippi River, and Memphis's extensive recreational offerings providing numerous opportunities for students.

Field Hockey (2025)

Level
D3 Unranked
Conference
Collegiate Field Hockey Conference
Recruiting Events:
Disney Showcase 2026

School

Type
Private (Presbyterian)
Classification
Baccalaureate: Arts & Sciences
Common Majors:
Biology (21%)
Social Sciences (20%)
International Relations and National Security Studies (29%)
Economics (24%)
• Political Science and Government (22%)
• Anthropology (12%)
• Urban Studies/Affairs (12%)
Business (13%)
Physical Sciences (7%)
Computer Science (6%)

Student Body

Total
1,947
Undergrad
99%
Demographics
58% women
Student:Faculty
11:1

Programs of Interest

Environmental Science (3.8%)
Psychology (6.1%)
Biology (20.8%)
Sports Med / Kinesiology (2.5%)
French (2.9%)

Academics

Admission Rate
50%
SAT Median
1,390
SAT Range
1,290-1,490
ACT Median
30
Retention
91%
Graduation
82%

Costs

In-State
$54,892
Out-of-State
$54,892
Room & Board
$12,910
Avg Net Price
$25,060
Net price = average after financial aid

Weather

Winter
Mild
HighLow
January51°33°
April73°53°
July92°74°
October75°54°
Oct/Apr = field hockey season

Location

Setting
City (City: Large)
Nearest City
Memphis, TN
Distance
3 miles

Coaching Staff

Name Position Contact Bio
Hannah Lott Head Field Hockey Coach View Bio
Danielle Delude Assistant Field Hockey Coach View Bio
Bree Sheaffer Assistant Field Hockey Coach View Bio

Roster Breakdown

21 players

Geographic Recruiting

US Out-of-State: 95% (20 players)
International: 5% (1 player)
Texas: 14% (3 players)
Missouri: 14% (3 players)

Position Breakdown

Forward: 5 (23.8%)
Forward/Midfielder: 5 (23.8%)
Midfielder: 1 (4.8%)
Midfielder/Defender: 4 (19.0%)
Defender: 4 (19.0%)
Goalkeeper: 2 (9.5%)

Class Year Distribution

Freshman: 3 (14.3%)
Sophomore: 6 (28.6%)
Junior: 8 (38.1%)
Senior: 4 (19.0%)

Full Roster (21 players)

# Name Position Year Height Hometown High School
1 Caroline Naifeh GK So. 5-8 Oklahoma City, OK Casady School
2 Maria Zaporozhski M So. 5-6 Charlotte, NC Roland Park Country School
3 Ellie Pratka D/M Sr. 5-7 Houston, TX Episcopal
4 Layla Anderson D/M Jr. - Framingham, MA Dana Hall School
6 Sam Holke D Jr. 5-3 Saint Louis, MO Villa Duchesne
7 Lora Chandler M/D Jr. 5-2 Mechanicsville, VA Atlee High School
9 Addison Jones F/M Jr. 5-7 Centennial, CO Arapahoe High School
10 Meredith Dunn F So. - Saint Louis, MO St. Joseph's Academy
11 Audrey Danz F Fr. 5-2 Lake Forest, IL Lake Forest Academy
12 MaCaelan Rahn D/M Sr. 5-4 Orange, CT Amity Regional
13 Virginia Shuff M/F Jr. 5-4 Saint Louis, MO John Burroughs School
16 Molly Gmur F Sr. 5-6 Oconomowoc, WI University Lake
17 Zoë Dzialowski D So. 5-8 Coppell, TX Greenhill School
18 Lucy Frederick M/F Jr. 5-5 Louisville, KY Assumption High School
19 Alder Dickey F Jr. 5-6 Richmond, VA Saint Catherine's School
20 Bella Spina F/M Jr. 5-0 Voorhees, NJ Eastern Regional High School
21 Emily Forman D Fr. 5-5 North Kingstown, RI North Kingstown Senior High School
24 Abbie Wallace F So. 5-10 Houston, TX Saint Agnes
25 Rose Martin GK Sr. 5-2 Hertfordshire, England Haileybury College
26 Summer Silverman F/M Fr. 5-3 South Easton, MA Oliver Ames HS
27 Taylor Slutzky D So. 5-6 Littleton, CO Colorado Academy