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The top-ranked Washington and Lee women's tennis team tied its program record for wins in a season (28-0) and advanced to the NCAA Division III Championship match for the fourth-straight season with a 5-1 victory over Denison in the NCAA semifinals on Wednesday afternoon in Saint Peter, Minn. The 2007 National Champions will take on No. 3 Williams in the title match on Thursday at 1:00 pm CST.  The Generals defeated the Ephs, 5-4, during the regular season. [More]

After two rounds of play, the Generals have recorded a 638 total score, tallying 323 strokes in the first round and 315 strokes in the second round.  W&L is currently sitting 22^nd among a field of 35 teams.  Senior Nathaniel James is tied for sixth place overall individually and is leading Generals with a score of 147 after shooting 73 in the first round and 74 in the second round.  Get tournament scores at www.golfstat.com.  [More]

Mike Zucconi of Eastern Mennonite University has been named the 2007-08 Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) Sports Information Director of the Year, as voted on by the league's sports information professionals.  Zucconi recently completed his second year as the sports information director at EMU, where he is responsible for the promotion of the Royals’ 15-sport athletic program.
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Lynchburg senior shortstop, Ronnie LaBrie, was named the Player of the Year while Randolph-Macon head coach, Ray Hedrick, earned his first conference Coach of the Year award in the annual voting by the league's coaches.  Washington and Lee senior outfielder, James Madden, was tabbed the ODAC/Farm Bureau Scholar-Athlete in a vote of the league’s sports information directors.   Virginia Wesleyan's Gary Bulman and R-MC’s Byron Mendenhall were deadlocked in voting for the other two awards, lending to co-pitchers and co-rookies of the year.  [More]

Lynchburg College goalkeeper Garrett Curran added a little more fuel to an already exciting Hornets’ campaign by earning the ODAC men’s lacrosse Player of the Year award as well as the ODAC/Farm Bureau Scholar-Athlete of the Year award.  Virginia Wesleyan College mentor J.P. Stewart was named the Coach of the Year, and Roanoke College attack Matt Quinton was tabbed the Rookie of the Year.  [More]

The Golf Coaches Association of America named Washington and Lee's Nathaniel James as a finalist for the 2008 Byron Nelson Award, which is presented by Cleveland Golf in cooperation with the Four Seasons Resort and Club Las Colinas and the Salesmanship Club of Dallas. James is one of five finalists for the award that is presented to a graduating senior and is judged on the entire academic and golf career, along with character and integrity while in college.  Particular consideration is given to a nominee's good citizenship, as portrayed by Mr. Byron Nelson over the course of his life and golf career.  [More]

he Lynchburg College men's lacrosse team received a first-round bye in the upcoming NCAA Division III Championship Tournament and will travel to Chestertown, MD, this weekend to battle Washington College. The contest will be held on Sunday, May 11, at 1:30 pm.  Lynchburg is 16-2 on the season, went 6-0 in the ODAC, and is riding a 14-game winning streak. Washington is 13-3 this season after going 7-1 in the Centennial Conference that features two other NCAA Tournament participants in Gettysburg College and Haverford College.  [More]

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) announced the pairings for the 2008 Division III Women's Lacrosse Tournament and Washington and Lee earned a first-round bye. The Generals will play the winner of Amherst and Endicott at Franklin & Marshall on Sat., May 10.  The sixth-ranked Generals (17-2) received an automatic bid to the tournament after winning their sixth-straight Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) title.   [More]

The Lynchburg College softball team received a first-round bye in the upcoming NCAA Division III Championship Tournament and will travel to Fayetteville, N.C., this weekend to take on the winner of Emory University and LaGrange College. The contest will be held on Thursday, May 8, at 4:00 p.m.  The entire tournament will use a double-elimination format.  [More]

Washington and Lee added to its sixth straight ODAC women’s tennis championship with a pair of the top honors amongst 2008 Women’s Tennis All-ODAC teams.  The Generals’ Katie Tabb was named the sport’s Player of the Year while W&L mentor Eric Ishida was selected as the Coach of the Year. Roanoke’s Kelsey White was award the Rookie of the Year honor while Hilary Teeter from Bridgewater was voted the ODAC/Farm Bureau Scholar-Athlete of the Year.  Lynchburg was tabbed with the team sportsmanship award.  [More]

Randolph-Macon goalkeeper Ray Wodarski earns the ODAC's final Player of the Week award after notching 23 saves in an 11-7 win over Hampden-Sydney.  The freshman net-minder stopped 14 shots in the second half to clinch the victory that put the Yellow Jackets into the ODAC postseason for the first time in school history.  The win for R-MC also marked the first over H-SC in 15 years.  Click below to learn more about the final week of regular season action in the ODAC men's lacrosse.  [More]