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JASON TATE Eastern Mennonite Junior - Pitcher More

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SHELBY BOWSER Guilford Sophomore - Pitcher More

LEONA RAINEY Roanoke Freshman - Outfield More

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PETER LATIMER Guilford Senior More

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ETHAN FARRELL Lynchburg Senior - Midfield More

EMMY MATHEWS Washington and Lee Junior - Midfield More

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MATT NELSON Emory & Henry Freshman No. 2 Singles/No. 1 Doubles More

VIRGINIA EDAHL Sweet Briar College Senior No. 1 Singles/No. 1 Doubles More

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MEN'S BASKETBALL LEADERS (thru games 2/20/10)
Points D. Trawick (BC): S. Fields (VWC): T. Sanborn (GC):  22.2 20.9 20.2     Rebounds T. Sanborn (GC): B. Goetsch (WLU): D. Vaughn (VWC): 13.6 8.4 8.2     Assists S. Echols (LC): B. Stafford (E&H): J. Dyson (E&H): P. Walker (RC): 4.80 4.32 3.92 3.92     Blocked Shots D. Vaughn (VWC): Z. White (WLU): T. Sanborn (GC): 2.40 2.12 1.88     Steals S. Echols (LC): D. Trawick (BC): T. Phillips (EMU): 3.32 2.22 2.17	Field Goal % T. Sanborn (GC): D. Vaughn (VWC): B. Braxton (RMC): .650 .603 .603     3pt. Field Goal % C. Astorga (VWC): R. Bonner (GC): B. Connor (LC): .464 .442 .423     Free Throw % G. Johnson (EMU): R. Bonner (GC): J. Cimino (WLU):  .906 .897 .859     Assists-to-Turnover Ratio J. Cimino (WLU): C. Henson (GC): G. Johnson (EMU): 1.80 1.73 1.52     Minutes Played S. Echols (LC): D. Trawick (BC): S. Fields (VWC): 33.76 32.91 32.84

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL LEADERS (thru games 2/20/10)
Points M. Ariail (RMC): J. Greene (HU): J. Burkholder (BC): 19.4 19.2 16.8     Rebounds M. Ariail (RMC): B. Bolton (WLU): T. Snead (LC): 11.4 11.1 9.7     Assists M. Ingram (WLU): M. Lewis (EMU): S. Petty (E&H): 4.17 3.91 3.54     Blocked Shots J. Gholson (RC): N. Moats (RC): M. Davis (VWC): 2.13 1.78 1.56     Steals J. Greene (HU): J. Burkholder (BC): J. Wood (GC): 3.20 3.16 2.72	Field Goal % J. Gholson (RC): F. Herman (WLU): B. Bolton (WLU): .523 .514 .502     3pt. Field Goal % T. Jones (VWC): L. French (RAND): C. Howard (E&H): .451 .438 .429     Free Throw % C. Brewer (LC): Rittenhouse (EMU): J. Logan (BC): .923 .869 .838     Assists-to-Turnover Ratio J. Osborne (RC): B. Bays (RC): M. Lewis (EMU): 1.85 1.25 1.18     Minutes Played T. Phillips (HU): Rechnitzer (RAND): J. Greene (HU): 35.88 35.04 34.56

MEN'S INDOOR TRACK LEADERS (thru meets 1/26/10)
55-METER DASH 6.72 - Wes Underwood (Roanoke) 6.79 - Mark Chauteh (Lynchburg) 6.84 - Colton Linton (Roanoke) 6.90 - Trevor Hunt (Roanoke) 6.90 - Parker Quan (Guilford) 200-METER DASH 23.38 - Sam Steinke (Lynchburg) 23.64 - Rashard Adams (Lynchburg) 23.74 - Thomas Clark (Lynchburg) 23.75 - Andy Nagel (Roanoke) 23.87 - Colton Linton (Roanoke) 400-METER DASH 51.40 - Sam Steinke (Lynchburg) 51.46 - Rashard Adams (Lynchburg) 52.53 - Tyler Grant (Washington and Lee) 53.62 - Andy Nagel (Roanoke) 54.36 - Josh Farrar (Guilford) 55-METER HURDLES 8.03 - Andy Nagel (Roanoke) 8.25 - Trey Billian (Guilford) 8.57 - Dalton Slagle (Bridgewater) 8.65 - Jed Curtis (Roanoke) 8.66 - Damien Ward (Bridgewater) 800-METER RUN 1:55.42 - Zaan Janse (Roanoke) 2:00.28 - Jason Taylor (Va. Wesleyan) 2:00.30 - Seth Cunningham (Va. Wesleyan) 2:00.51 - Richy Bikko (Eastern Mennonite) 2:01.91 - Darin Longerbeam (Lynchburg) ONE MILE RUN 4:29.36 - Seth Cunningham (Virginia Wesleyan) 4:33.53 - Brandon Demers (Lynchburg) 4:34.20 - Jacon Griffin (Bridgewater) 4:34.39 - David Kidd (Va. Wesleyan) 4:35.76 - Derick Kosgei (Guilford) 5,000-METER RUN 17:10.21 - Drew Nichols (Roanoke) 17:11.29 - Josh Metz (Roanoke) 17:29.40 - Greg Hanlon (Roanoke) 17:47.75 - Jacob Haynes (Bridgewater) HIGH JUMP 6-02.00 feet - James Bell (Lynchburg) 6-00.00 feet - David Doobin (Washington and Lee) 5-10.75 feet - Jed Curtis (Roanoke) 5-10.00 feet - Matthew Wilson (Eastern Mennonite) 5-08.00 feet - JaQuan Eldridge (Lynchburg) 5-08.00 feet - Tyler Grant (Washington and Lee) 5-08.00 feet - Kevin Harrison (Roanoke) POLE VAULT 15-00.00 feet - James Bell (Lynchburg) 14-06.00 feet - Joseph Oliveri (Lynchburg) 14-00.00 feet - Thomas Clark (Lynchburg) 14-00.00 feet - Todd Postie (Lynchburg) 12-06.00 feet - Nathan Curtis (Lynchburg) LONG JUMP 21-09.50 feet - Michael Allen (Eastern Mennonite) 21-00.50 feet - Kevin Harrison (Roanoke) 20-09.75 feet - Wes Underwood (Roanoke) 19-10.75 feet - Korosh Yazdanpanah (Lynchburg) 19-06.75 feet - JaQuan Eldridge (Lynchburg) TRIPLE JUMP 45-00.50 feet - Michael Allen (Eastern Mennonite) 42-08.00 feet - Leigh Bradley (Bridgewater) 41-11.50 feet - Wes Underwood (Roanoke) 40-06.75 feet - David Doobin (Washington and Lee) 40-05.00 feet - Denzel Solomon (Lynchburg) SHOT PUT 48-06.75 feet - Dan Reid (Lynchburg) 46-01.50 feet - John Pavia (Lynchburg) 44-02.00 feet - Ralph Davis (Lynchburg) 43-10.00 feet - Eric Van Dunk (Lynchburg) 43-01.50 feet - Jonathan Taylor (Roanoke) WEIGHT THROW 54-10.25 feet - Dan Reid (Lynchburg) 53-00.00 feet - John Pavia (Lynchburg) 45-01.50 feet - O'Dale Laws (Bridgewater) 44-10.25 feet - Greg Viscome (Lynchburg) 43-11.75 feet - Jonathan Taylor (Roanoke) 4X400-METER RELAY 3:34.59 - Lynchburg 3:35.09 - Roanoke 3:35.39 - Washington and Lee 3:42.28 - Bridgewater 3:46.13 - Guilford 3:56.13 - Eastern Mennonite DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY 10:35.48 - Lynchburg 11:13.51 - Bridgewater 11:43.50 - Eastern Mennonite 11:44.13 - Guilford

WOMEN'S INDOOR TRACK LEADERS (thru meets 1/26/10)

55-METER DASH 7.48 - Robin Yerkes (Roanoke) 7.55 - Jazamine Stallings (Roanoke) 7.57 - Courtney Hartman (Bridgewater) 7.66 - Marissa Thompson (Washington and Lee) 7.68 - Kyra Richardson (Lynchburg) 200-METER DASH 26.85 - Robin Yerkes (Roanoke) 27.36 - Courtney Hartman (Bridgewater) 27.67 - Karis Crosby (Roanoke) 27.91 - Jessica Gibbs (Lynchburg) 28.03 - Carmen Graves (Roanoke) 400-METER DASH 0:59.64 - Robin Yerkes (Roanoke) 1:00.34 - Christina Washington (Lynchburg) 1:01.18 - Carmen Graves (Roanoke) 1:02.02 - Samfee Doe (Eastern Mennonite) 1:02.23 - Mel McFayden (Lynchburg) 55-METER HURDLES 8.78 - Michelle Leaman (Eastern Mennonite) 8.79 - Rachal Crum (Roanoke) 8.99 - Sarah Witt (Roanoke) 9.08 - Haley Boone (Roanoke) 9.29 - Erin Schweiger (Roanoke) 800-METER RUN 2:34.23 - Megan Hunt (Lynchburg) 2:35.31 - Morgan Keplinger (Bridgewater) 2:38.29 - Kelly Fauth (Virginia Wesleyan) 2:39.07 - Louisa Phillips (Washington and Lee) 2:43.82 - Whitney Fitzgerald (Bridgewater) ONE MILE RUN 5:37.30 - Kelly Fauth (Virginia Wesleyan) 5:42.03 - Lauren Schultz (Washington and Lee) 5:42.92 - Molly Smith (Bridgewater) 5:51.59 - Katie Bennett (Virginia Wesleyan) 5:58.73 - Monica Ramstad (Lynchburg) 5,000-METER RUN 19:36.33 - Lauren Schultz (Washington and Lee) 20:23.04 - Sarah Keckler (Washington and Lee) 21:03.05 - Rosemary Kelley (Washington and Lee) 21:13.46 - Samantha Hancock (Bridgewater) 23:27.09 - Katie Haugen (Roanoke) HIGH JUMP 5-00.25 feet - Kelsey Shelton (Lynchburg) 4-11.00 feet - Jessica Gibbs (Lynchburg) 4-11.00 feet - Erin Nelson (Roanoke) 4-09.00 feet - Melissa Pascucci (Va. Wesleyan) 4-07.00 feet - Haley Boone (Roanoke) 4-07.00 feet - Erin Schweiger (Roanoke) POLE VAULT 9-10.00 feet - Jill Dziewisz (Lynchburg) 9-06.25 feet - Renee Rhodes (Roanoke) 8-00.00 feet - Brittany Ginaven (Bridgewater) 7-04.50 feet - Caitlin Beym (Lynchburg) LONG JUMP 17-05.25 feet - LaCear Hubbard (Lynchburg) 17-04.75 feet - Jessica Gibbs (Lynchburg) 16-00.50 feet - Adrienne Williams (Va. Wesleyan) 15-06.25 feet - Erin Nelson (Roanoke) 15-03.25 feet - Erin Schweiger (Roanoke) TRIPLE JUMP 34-10.25 feet - Megan Tolley (Roanoke) 34-08.50 feet - Carmen Graves (Roanoke) 34-06.75 feet - Adrienne Williams (Va. Wesleyan) 34-00.00 feet - LaCear Hubbard (Lynchburg) 32-00.25 feet - Erin Schweiger (Roanoke) SHOT PUT 36-07.50 feet - Elizabeth Bransky (Roanoke) 36-07.25 feet - Sarah Koehn (Lynchburg) 35-06.75 feet - Alisha McCrowey (Roanoke) 34-11.75 feet - Ashley Allen (Lynchburg) 33-03.75 feet - Brittany Burke (Eastern Mennonite) WEIGHT THROW 47-03.75 feet - Ashley Allen (Lynchburg) 40-00.50 feet - Deana Crews (Lynchburg) 37-09.50 feet - Stephanie Wickett (Roanoke) 36-04.75 feet - Elizabeth Bransky (Roanoke) 36-04.00 feet - Aimee Szumiesz (Roanoke) 4X400-METER RELAY 4:06.27 - Lynchburg 4:07.47 - Roanoke 4:20.96 - Bridgewater 4:27.46 - Washington and Lee 4:46.15 - Virginia Wesleyan DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY 13:33.72 - Lynchburg 14:14.93 - Bridgewater 14:16.97 - Washington and Lee

SWIMMING LEADERS (thru meets 11/25/09)
50-YARD FREESTYLE 25.35 - Sarah Almond (R-MC) 25.48 - Izzy Brassfield (WLU) 25.75 - Dani Humphrey (SBC) 25.90 - Sarah Simpson (WLU) 25.93 - Dana Fredericks (WLU) 100-YARD FREESTYLE 56.14 - Sarah Simpson (WLU) 56.17 - Sarah Almond (R-MC) 56.36 - Elizabeth Buckley (R-MC) 56.88 - Lauren Starnes (WLU) 56.91 - Megan Bock (WLU) 200-YARD FREESTYLE 2:00.40 - Elizabeth Buckley (R-MC) 2:00.90 - Lauren Starnes (WLU) 2:01.11 - Izzy Brassfield (WLU) 2:01.69 - Rebecca Stevenson (R-MC) 2:03.63 - Delaney Rolfe (WLU) 500-YARD FREESTYLE 5:23.76 - Lauren Starnes (WLU) 5:24.46 - Delaney Rolfe (R-MC) 5:25.45 - Rebecca Stevenson (R-MC) 5:29.28 - Ann McCampbell (WLU) 5:32.22 - Rachel Mensch (WLU) 1000-YARD FREESTYLE 11.13.65 - Rebecca Stevenson (R-MC) 11:13.81 - Ann McCampbell (WLU) 11:23.52 - Tess Hayden (WLU) 11:26.03 - Lauren Starnes (WLU) 11:26.39 - Lara O'Brien (R-MC) 100-YARD BACKSTROKE 1:03.49 - Jocelyn Cassada (WLU) 1:03.62 - Brielle Weinstein (WLU) 1:04.29 - Teresa Soley (WLU) 1:04.30 - Katie Salvati (WLU) 1:04.64 - Hannah Hesser (SBC) 200-YARD BACKSTROKE 2:14.54 - Katie Salvati (WLU) 2:18.53 - Brielle Weinstein (WLU) 2:19.16 - Rachel Mensch (WLU) 2:19.43 - Jocelyn Cassada (WLU) 2:20.51 - Andrea Seffens (WLU) 100-YARD BREASTSTROKE 1:08.76 - Lynn Bazzel (WLU) 1:10.68 - Dana Fredericks (WLU) 1:11.40 - Megan Bock (WLU) 1:11.41 - Kellianne Mullin (RMC) 1:13.44 - Erin Schwartz (WLU) 200-YARD BREASTSTROKE 2:33.01 - Lynn Bazzel (WLU) 2:33.74 - Dana Fredericks (WLU) 2:36.65 - Kellianne Mullin (R-MC) 2:37.45 - Megan Bock (WLU) 2:39.32 - Erin Schwartz (WLU) 100-YARD BUTTERFLY 1:01.98 - Catherine Ware (R-MC) 1:02.66 - Delaney Rolfe (WLU) 1:02.86 - Brittany Ross (WLU) 1:03.42 - Hannah Hesser (SBC) 1:04.05 - Elizabeth Buckley (RMC) 200-YARD BUTTERFLY 2:14.35 - Brittany Ross (WLU) 2:16.43 - Delaney Rolfe (R-MC) 2:17.42 - Catherine Ware (WLU) 2:21.18 - Colleen Moore (WLU) 2:22.43 - Rachel Mensch (WLU) 200-YARD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 2:16.29 - Dana Fredericks (WLU) 2:19.71 - Katie Salvati (WLU) 2:19.98 - Jenna Worsham (WLU) 2:20.78 - Megan Bock (WLU) 2:21.43 - Brielle Weinstein (WLU) 400-YARD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 4:53.44 - Dana Fredericks (WLU) 4:54.02 - Katie Salvati (WLU) 5:02.43 - Colleen Moore (WLU) 5:20.91 - Felicia McGuire (SBC) 5:53.15 - Laura Neelley (SBC) 200-YARD FREESTYLE RELAY 1:43.09 - Washington and Lee 200-YARD MEDLEY RELAY 1:55.13 - Washington and Lee 1:55.17 - Randolph-Macon 2:01.58 - Sweet Briar 2:22.67 - Guilford 400-YARD FREESTYLE RELAY 3:46.44 - Randolph-Macon 3:48.83 - Washington and Lee 3:50.11 - Sweet Briar 4:58.63 - Guilford 400-YARD MEDLEY RELAY 4:17.95 - Randolph-Macon 4:23.14 - Sweet Briar 800-YARD FREESTYLE RELAY Times have yet to be recorded for this event.

MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY LEADERS (thru meets 10/19/09)
TOP TIMES - 4K 12:24.70 - R. Van Alstine (LC) - DC Long/Short 12:47.60 - R. Bikko (EMU) -  DC Long/Short 13:02.30 - L. Minor (LC) - DC Long/Short 13:37.50 - D. Longerbeam (LC) - DC Long/Short 14:05.60 - C. Stutzman (EMU) - DC Long/Short TOP TIMES - 5K 18:34.00 - G. Hanlon (RC) - Ferrum Dual* 18:34.00 - A. Nichols (RC) - Ferrum Dual* 19:01.00 - J. Metz (RC) - Ferrum Dual* 19:07.00 - G. Fender (RC) - Ferrum Dual* 19:22.00 - A. Deluna (RC) - Ferrum Dual* * distance: 5300 meters TOP TIMES - 6K 18:57.90 - S. Cunningham (VWC) - VWC/CNU Dual 18:59.90 - S. Whitson (VWC) - VWC/CNU Dual 19:16.10 - D. Kidd (VWC) - VWC/CNU Dual 19:22.30 - N. Lauter (VWC) - VWC/CNU Dual 20:40.50 - R. Bell (VWC) - VWC/CNU Dual TOP TIMES - 8K 24:43.00 - R. Flynn (LC) - Paul Short Invitational 25:17.10 - J. White (BC) - Juniata Invitational* 25:49.00 - R. Van Alstine (LC) - Paul Short Invitational 25:58.00 - S. Whitson (VWC) - Great American 26:18.00 - S. Cunningham (VWC) - Great American *distance: 7500 meters

WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY LEADERS (thru meets 10/19/09)
TOP TIMES - 4K 15:28.10 - J. Pernisi (LC) - DC Long/Short 17:05.00 - C. Jonocka (EMU) - DC Long/Short 17:30.50 - L. Fender (LC) - DC Long/Short 17:37.90 - A. Felicio (EMU) - DC Long/Short 18:38.00 - A. Glick (EMU) - DC Long/Short TOP TIMES - 4.5/4.6K 19:05.00 - K. Fauth (VWC) - VWC/CNU Dual* 19:08.80 - M. Moore (RC) - Va. Tech. Invitational# 19:19.00 - E. Mumaw (RC) - Va. Tech. Invitational# 19:21.00 - R. Satterwhite (VWC) - VWC/CNU Dual* 19:24.00 - S. Bryceland (VWC) - VWC/CNU Dual* * distance: 4500 meters # distance: 4600 meters TOP TIMES - 5K 19:20.69 - J. Pernisi (LC) - Blue Ridge Open 20:13.00 - M. Galloway (LC) - Elon Invitational 20:20.00 - K. Fauth (VWC) - Great American 20:20.33 - M. Moore (RC) - Furman Invitational 20:22.54 - A. Meyer (LC) - Blue Ridge Open TOP TIMES - 6K 22:45.00 - J. Pernisi (LC) - Paul Short Invitational 23:07.00 - A. Meyer (LC) - Paul Short Invitational 23:49.11 - S. Hancock (BC) - Marlin Invitational 23:49.99 - M. Moore (RC) - Guilford Invitational 23:56.13 - C. Caroline (RC) - Guilford Invitational

FIELD HOCKEY LEADERS (Final)
Points A. Weir (LC): J. Warrington (LC): J. Weir (LC):  75 55 38     Goals A. Weir (LC): J. Warrington (LC): S. Armstrong (WLU):  31 23 17     Assists J. Weir (LC): A. Weir (LC): N. Klee (RMC): J. Warrington (LC): 14 13 9 9     Shots A. Weir (LC): A. Derstine (EMU): J. Weir (LC): 210 150 149	Defensive Saves T. Harding (VWC): A. Fuhrer (RC): V. Nowlan (VWC): 20 14 11     Goals-Against-Average N. Woodworth (RMC): S. Cates (LC): C. Habliston (WLU): 1.19 1.49 1.54     Saves M. Wilson (SBC): C. Baker (VWC): C. Scichilone (RC): 166 143 134     Save Percentage N. Woodworth (RMC): C. Baker (VWC): C. Habliston (WLU): .850 .808 .788

FOOTBALL LEADERS (Final)
Quarterback Rating C. Sedlar (HSC): H. Driskell (BC): A. Faulkner (RMC): 136.9 130.1 128.5     Passing Yards C. Sedlar (HSC): H. Driskell (BC): B. Watkins (GC): 3182 1896 1679     Passing TDs C. Sedlar (HSC): H. Driskell (BC): A. Faulkner (RMC): 31 18 11     Rushing Yards C. Jennings (E&H): T. Tate (BC): J. Clemo (WLU): 1371 1167 923     Rushing TDs C. Jennings (E&H): K. Rohle (HSC): J. Clemo (WLU): 14 12 11     Receptions E. Peoples (RMC): J. Parker (GC): K. Rohle (HSC): 75 55 49	Receiving Yards E. Peoples (RMC): T. Beiler (BC): S. Cavanagh (HSC): 1101 843 683     Receiving TDs T. Beiler (BC): A. Mancini (HSC): K. Vance (HSC): 9 8 6     Scoring (TDs - Points) K. Rohle (HSC): C. Jennings (E&H): J. Clemo (WLU): 106 92 66     Tackles (Total) R. Paul (GC): S. Wicks (E&H): T. Ikwild (HSC): 135 97 94     Sacks Riggenbach (HSC): M. Cassilly (WLU): A. Sellers (HSC): 14.5 10.0 7.0     Interceptions B. Doody (HSC): J. Nelson (GC): D. Sawyer (WLU): 9 8 5

GOLF LEADERS (thru events 10/27/09)
LOWEST INDIVIDUAL AVERAGE (min. 5 rounds) 72.7 (12 Rds. - 872 strokes) - P. Latimer (GC) 73.5 (12 Rds. - 882 strokes) - B. Creghan (GC) 73.8 (12 Rds. - 886 strokes) - N. Ratner (GC) 74.2 (10 Rds. - 742 strokes) - T. Gahman (BC) 74.7 (6 Rds. - 448 strokes) - M. Wyndorf (RMC) LOWEST INDIVIDUAL ROUND 67 - T. Gahman (BC) - Tom Kinder Memorial (1st) 67 - N. Ratner (GC) - Sea Trail Intercollegiate (3rd) 68 - P. Latimer (GC) - Oglethorpe Fall Invite. (2nd) 69 - B. Creghan (GC) - Greensboro Invitational (2nd) 69 - B. Creghan (GC) - Davidson Invitational (3rd) 69 - P. Latimer (GC) - Oglethorpe Fall Invite. (1st) TEAM AVERAGES (all) 295.7 (12 Rds. - 3548 strokes) - Guilford 306.2 (10 Rds. - 3062 strokes) - Bridgewater 309.4 (8 Rds. - 2475 strokes) - Randolph-Macon 310.6 (8 Rds. - 2485 strokes) - Washington and Lee 311.0 (8 Rds. - 2488 strokes) - Roanoke 316.9 (11 Rds. - 3486 strokes) - Hampden-Sydney 318.1 (8 Rds. - 2545 strokes) - Lynchburg 321.8 (13 Rds. - 4183 strokes) - Virginia Wesleyan LOWEST TEAM ROUND 284 - Guilford - Oglethorpe Fall Invitatioinal (1st) 288 - Guilford - Sea Trail Intercollegiate (R2) 288 - Guilford - Sea Trail Intercollegiate (R3) 290 - Bridgewater - Tom Kinder Memorial (R1) 290 - Guilford - Davidson Invitational (3rd)

MEN'S SOCCER LEADERS (Final)
Points B. Massie (VWC): C. Price (VWC): B. Wharton (HSC): 43 31 31     Goals B. Massie (VWC): C. Price (VWC): B. Wharton (HSC): 16 14 14     Assists B. Massie (VWC): DeProspero (HSC): J. Reed (LC): 11 10 7     Shots B. Massie (VWC): C. Price (VWC): P. Brown (LC): 89 74 65	Goals-Against-Average J. Plyler (HSC): M. Sturdivant (LC): R. Zmuda (VWC): R. Russell (RC): 0.61 0.79 0.80 0.80     Shutouts J. Plyler (HSC): R. Russell (RC): M. Sturdivant (LC): 9 8 8     Saves D. Brunk (EMU): D. Mills (E&H): A. Humphreys (RAND): 131 111 87     Save Percentage J. Plyler (HSC): R. Zmuda (VWC): D. Brunk (EMU): .852 .840 .818

WOMEN'S SOCCER LEADERS (thru games 11/22/09)
Points E. Hauser (RMC): Am. Nelms (RMC): C. Thamm (HU): 32 29 29     Goals Am. Nelms (RMC): C. Thamm (HU): L. Favale (E&H): E. Hauser (RMC): 14 14 13 13     Assists A. Hoath (LC): M. Garst (RC): S. Taylor (BC):  11 9 9     Shots A. Klippstein (LC): A. Hoath (LC): Am. Nelms (RMC): 97 73 71	Goals-Against-Average A. Wright (LC): E. Leary (WLU): A. Lennox (VWC): 0.44 0.54 0.60     Shutouts E. Leary (WLU): A. Wright (LC): A. Lennox (VWC): 13 11 8     Saves V. Johnson (RAND): S. Weekes (SBC): A. Diffenbach (EMU): 211 142 140     Save Percentage A. Wright (LC): A. Lennox (VWC): E. Leary (WLU): .865 .841 .833

VOLLEYBALL LEADERS (Final)
Hitting Percentage R. Loftis (LC): R. Fertitta (E&H): R. Winton (RMC): .394 .369 .336     Kills (total) R. Fertitta (E&H): R. Winton (RMC): M. Wagner (RC): 425 364 361     Kills (per game) R. Fertitta (E&H): E. Dirnagl (BC): R. Phillips (WLU): M. Wagner (RC): 4.38 3.33 3.19 3.19     Assists (total) M. Wood (VWC): T. Davis (BC): R. Clarke (E&H): 1066 958 909     Assists (per game) R. Clarke (E&H): T. Davis (BC): M. Wood (VWC): 9.77 9.49 9.43	Service Aces (total) M. Carter (RMC): L. Stoltzfus (EMU): C. English (RAND): 68 56 46     Digs (total) J. Kubichan (RMC): S. Tinsley (LC): C. Hill (WLU): 554 539 502     Digs (per game) J. Kubichan (RMC): S. Tinsley (LC): T. Sessor (E&H): 5.13 5.04 5.00     Blocks (per game) R. Ferttita (E&H): K. Baker (BC): L. Ferris (RC): 1.24 0.95 0.88

Tuesday, March 16
Women's Lacrosse
Salisbury		at	Virginia Wesleyan		1:00 PM	Live stats
Wednesday, March 17
Baseball
Stevenson		at	Washington & Lee		3:00 PM	Live stats
Softball
Randolph		at	Bridgewater		3:00 PM	Audio
Randolph		at	Bridgewater		5:00 PM	Audio
Women's Lacrosse
Cortland St.		at	Washington & Lee		4:30 PM	Live stats  | Video  | Audio

March 10, 2010
LC Sits Atop Commissioner’s Cup Rankings
The 2010 winter ODAC championships have all come to a close and the race for the Dan Wooldridge Overall Sports Champion Cup, sponsored by Farm Bureau Insurance, is underway. Lynchburg is atop the current rankings for the overall cup. Virginia Wesleyan is at the head for the men's cup, while Washington and Lee tops the rankings for the women’s cup.

March 10, 2010
Former BC Coach Leatherman Honored
The National Association of Basketball Coaches will present its 14th annual Outstanding Service Award at the Division III meeting of this year’s NABC Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana on April 3, 2010. Former Bridgewater men's basketball coach, Bill Leatherman, is one of two individuals receiving the NABC's highest peer-awarded honor.

February 28, 2010
Guilford Wins Second ODAC Title
Guilford made its second appearance in an ODAC Men's Championship Game on Sunday, and the Quakers headed back to Greensboro with their second conference crown. GC pulled away in the second half on its way to an 81-65 win over Randolph-Macon. The Quakers received the ODAC's automatic bid into the 2010 NCAA D-III Tournament.

February 28, 2010
W&L Wins First Women's Hoops Title
Washington and Lee made its first appearance in the ODAC Women's Basketball Tournament Championship Game stand up as the Generals defeated Virginia Wesleyan, 64-56, in Salem on Sunday. The win marks the first basketball title of any kind for W&L since 1980.

February 24, 2010
Listen to the ODAC Podcast: Feb. 24
It's the annual big winter championship weekend with both indoor track and basketball championships underway. Brad and J.J. take the time to touch on both events, each accounting for both men's and women's championships. They're also joined by RC head women's basketball coach, Susan Dunagan, and EMU head men's basketball coach, Kirby Dean.

February 18, 2010
Listen to the ODAC Podcast: Feb. 18
One championship is in the books with four more on the horizon, giving Brad and J.J. plenty to talk about in this week’s podcast. The show features interviews with W&L head coach Kami Gardner and swimmer Sarah Simpson (above) fresh from their title. Bridgewater head coach Shane Stevens also chimes in on a preview of the ODAC indoor track championships.

February 12, 2010
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In this edition of the ODAC Podcast, Brad and J.J. have the opportunity to speak with Hollins University AD Aubrey Shinofield. Hollins is set to restart volleyball its volleyball program in 2010-11, so Shinofield lends some insight into that process, the hiring of new head coach Jason Kozak and the overall direction of Hollins athletics.

February 12, 2010
Hollins Adds Volleyball, Hires New Coach
Hollins University announced earlier this winter that it would be adding volleyball to its stable of seven collegiate sports, beginning with a provisional schedule in 2010-11. Jason Kozak has made the move from UVA to be the new head coach of the program's restart.

February 11, 2010
Emory & Henry Names New Athletic Director
Following a national search, Myra Sims was named athletic director at Emory & Henry College after serving Emory University in various athletic department positions for 23 years. From 1988 to 2003, Sims served as head coach of Emory University’s women’s basketball team, and also served as the department's liaison for major construction gifts.

February 4, 2010
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In this edition of the ODAC Podcast, Brad and J.J. focus on swimming and women's basketball. Randolph-Macon swimming coach Ben Delia gives us a look at his squad and the upcoming ODAC Championships. Roanoke athletes Jaleesa Osborne and Caitlyn Long also stop by to chat hoops and what it's like to be a dual-sport student-athlete.

January 21, 2010
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All of the ODAC sports returned to action over the past week and weekend, giving Brad and J.J. plenty to chat about in the latest edition of the ODAC Podcast. Their featured guest this week is Pat Coleman, the Executive Editor of D3sports.com. D3sports houses D3hoops.com, D3football.com, D3baseball.com and D3soccer.com.

January 15, 2010
GC Mentor Appenzeller Chosen for N.C. Hall
Former Guilford coach, professor and administrator Dr. Herb Appenzeller was selected for induction into the N. C. Sports Hall of Fame Monday. His class includes former football coach Jim Donnan, NFL greats Don McCauley and Mike Quick, UNC at Chapel Hill soccer All-American Carla Overbeck, UNC field hockey coach Karen Shelton and amateur golfer Paul Simson.

January 8, 2010
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The ODAC Podcast is back in action following the holiday break, and there is plenty of basketball action for Brad and J.J. to talk about. Lynchburg men’s basketball coach, Hilliary Scott, took the time to lend his views into his program, as well as the depth of ODAC basketball. He also talks some about coming back to the ODAC after spending time as an D-I assistant.

December 29, 2009
Werner Among Va. Hall Inductees
The Virginia Sports Hall of Fame and Museum recentley announced its inductees for the Class of 2010. Former Lynchburg College standout soccer player and Randolph-Macon College veteran coach, Helmut Werner, is amongst the eight honorees. Werner was an All-American at LC and spent 43 years coaching in Ashland.

December 22, 2009
Saluting the Fall Scholar-Athletes
Eight student-athletes from Old Dominion Athletic Conference member schools to earn a 2009 ODAC/Farm Bureau Scholar-Athlete Award during the fall athletic schedule. Farm Bureau Insurance is the proud presenter of each award for the ODAC's 22 sponsored sports.

December 11, 2009
EHC's Jennings Wins Dudley Award
Emory & Henry running back Caleb Jennings won the Dudley Award, as presented by the Richmond Times-Dispatch and the Touchdown Club of Richmond. Jennings, a junior, was named the ODAC Offensive Player of the Year after leading the league with 1,371 yards rushing and 14 touchdowns via the ground.

December 3, 2009
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Following a week off for the holidays, the ODAC Podcast returns with plenty of happenings from across the league and nation. Lynchburg women's soccer is set to challenge for the D-III title in San Antonio, and basketball is in full stride. EMU's Kirby Dean (above) provided insight into his team's hot start and the league as a whole.

November 24, 2009
LC Sits Atop Commissioner’s Cup Rankings
The 2009 fall ODAC championships have all come to a close and the race for the Dan Wooldridge Overall Sports Champion Cup, sponsored by Farm Bureau Insurance, is underway. Lynchburg College is atop the current rankings for the overall cup and the Women’s Commissioner’s Cup, while Virginia Wesleyan College is at the head for the Men’s Commissioner’s Cup.

November 21, 2009
LC's Flynn Wins National Championship
Lynchburg senior Ricky Flynn (above) continued his string of championship performances on Saturday afternoon, adding the 2009 NCAA Division III National Cross Country Championship to his impressive resume. Flynn out-paced the field by 23 seconds.

November 19, 2009
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ODAC teams and individual are moving into the latter rounds of their respective NCAA tournaments this weekend. Football is the only exception as its tournament begins on Saturday with 16 first round contests around the nation. Brad and J.J. take the time to give some insight into each of the ODAC's athletes and squads still in contention.

November 13, 2009
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It's going to be a busy weekend in ODAC athletics as several of the league's schools enter into first and/or second round action of their respective NCAA D-III Tournaments. Men's and women's basketball also jumps into action on Sunday. Interviews this week are with Roanoke women's basketball coach, Susan Dunagan, and Guilford men's basketball mentor, Tom Palombo.

November 13, 2009
Generals Send Care Packages to Troops
The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee at Washington and Lee is working with groups across campus and within the community to assemble and send 500 care packages to soldiers in Afghanistan. Student athletes (above, from left) Chelsea Stevenson, Meredith Freeman and Jason Cimino help with the efforts

October 30, 2009
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It's championship time in the ODAC! Brad and J.J. run through each of the postseason tournament pairings in this edition of the ODAC Podcast. In what has become an annual conversation, Finn Pincus provided a preview of the upcoming cross country championship. Roanoke is the host for that event, with the women's 6K and men's 8K being in Salem.

October 23, 2009
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This week's podcast features men's and women's soccer. Brad and J.J. dive into the standings and recently released regional rankings. This week's interview features head coach Neil Cunningham and senior Maggie Sutherland from Washington and Lee women's soccer.

October 15, 2009
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In this week's podcast, Brad and J.J. focus on cross country. They had a chance to speak with Guilford's Bill Cason, the assistant cross country coach and the director of the new Quaker indoor and outdoor track programs.

October 9, 2009
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In this week's podcast, Brad and J.J. focus their conversation on men’s soccer and field hockey. Guilford men's soccer coach Jeff Bateson and freshman forward Freddy Gomez join the show as do Lynchburg field hockey coach Enza Steele and senior standout Allie Weir

October 3, 2009
LC's Weir Sets NCAA Goals Record
Lynchburg's Allie Weir set the NCAA Division III Field Hockey career goals scored record on Saturday with four tallies in the Hornets win over Sweet Briar. The senior now owns 121 goals in red and white with eight regular season games remaining to pad her mark.

October 1, 2009
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This week's edition of the ODAC Podcast takes a break from the action on the field to discuss a growing emphasis within the conference...athletic facilities. Brad and J.J. speak with Kelly Morrison, AD at Sweet Briar, about the addition of the Vixens' new field house, as well as a weekend of events in Amherst.

October 1, 2009
Guilford Honors Longtime Coach Maynard
Alumni and friends have made gifts and pledges totaling nearly $290,000 to establish a fund honoring retired Guilford College coach Stuart T. Maynard, the college announced Sept. 26 during Homecoming and Family Weekend.

September 30, 2009
2008-09 ODAC All-Academic Team
For the third straight year, the ODAC All-Academic Team eclipsed 1,000 honorees. With each of the ODAC's 14 schools (including Catholic) represented, the ODAC All-Academic Team grew to 1,188 student-athletes. Washington and Lee placed the most on the list with 240 honorees.

September 24, 2009
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The ODAC Podcast is back with its first show of the 2009-10 academic year. Brad Bankston and J.J. Nekoloff talk about early seaosn ODAC action. They also had the chance to chat with Hampden-Sydney football mentor, Marty Favret, as well as head coach Cassie Pochyla and standout Rachel Fertitta from Emory & Henry volleyball.

September 7, 2009
Former LC Mentor Shellenberger Passes
Once dubbed "the winningest coach ever in college soccer" by Sports Illustrated, William H. "Bill" Shellenberger, Lynchburg College's legendary soccer coach, died Sept. 7, 2009 at age 88. His funeral service will be at 10 a.m. Saturday in Snidow Chapel.

September 7, 2009
LC's Weir Sets Three Records
Lynchburg's Allie Weir (pictured above scoring her 107th career goal) set three new records over the week. She became Lynchburg's all-time points and goals scored leader as well as becoming the all-time ODAC goals scored leader.

September 4, 2009
Mollie Robertson Signs on at ODAC Office
Mollie Robertson is the newest member of the ODAC office staff following her hiring as the Assistant to the Commissioner/Director of Championships. Robertson spent the past two years in the Washington and Lee sports information office following graduation from Randolph-Macon Woman's College.

August 22, 2009
EHC Mourns the Loss of Bob Johnson
Emory & Henry College is mourning the death of Bob Johnson, whose 27 years of coaching men’s basketball at the school left a deep, positive imprint on hundreds of athletes and on a college community.

August 11, 2009
W&L Launches New Athletics Website
Washington and Lee, in partnership with Prestosports, is today officially launching a new athletic website. The site, named generalssports.com, will be the new home for W&L's 23 varsity athletic programs and will provide the Generals' teams with more extensive coverage than ever before.

July 29, 2009
WLU Earns AVCA Academic Award
The American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) recently announced its AVCA Team Academic Award winners and, for the fourth year in a row, Washington and Lee was among those honored.

July 1, 2009
WLU's Goodman Reaches New Heights
A feature in the latest edition of The NCAA News features recent Washington and Lee graduate Isaiah Goodman, but in a bit of a twist from his basketball background. Goodman starred for four seasons as the Generals' point guard.

July 1, 2009
VWC Names Kahn as Tennis Director
Ed Kahn, a well-known individual in the Hampton Roads tennis loop for nearly 30 years, has been named the Director of Tennis by VWC. Kahn was on staff last season as the assistant coach. He now takes over the Director's spot vacated by Frank Early.

June 29, 2009
Taylor, Webb Academic All-Americans
Washington and Lee seniors Becca Taylor and Elizabeth Webb have been named to the CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine College Division Women’s Cross Country and Track & Field Team as selected by CoSIDA. Both Taylor and Webb were tabbed to the third team.

May 7, 2009
Hiltunen Award NCAA Scholarship
Randolph-Macon College women’s basketball student-athlete Amanda Hiltunen has been awarded a NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship. The award is a $7,500 scholarship for academic work beyond the baccalaureate degree as a full-time or part-time graduate student.

April 29, 2009
WLU's Webb Awarded NCAA Scholarship
Washington and Lee cross country and track & field athlete Elizabeth Webb has been awarded an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships. The award is a $7,500 scholarship for academic work beyond the baccalaureate degree as a full-time or part-time graduate student.

December 3, 2008
Former Hollins AD Earns National Honor
Former Hollins University Athletic Director Lynda Calkins has received the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) AstroTurf Athletic Director of the Year award for the Division III Southeast Region. Hollins will present the award to Calkins during a halftime ceremony at Hollins’ home basketball game on Saturday, December 6.

September 11, 2008
Lynchburg Dedicates New Press Box in Honor of Wooldridge
Lynchburg College dedicated the Dan Wooldridge Press box on Wednesday afternoon on Fox Field, home of the Hornet baseball team. Dr. Kenneth Garren, Lynchburg College President, Dr. Jack Toms, LC director of athletics, Wooldridge and Stuart Fauber, Chair of the Board of Trustees, spoke before the unveiling of the plaque outside the two-level press box.

August 26, 2008
ODAC Announces 2007-08 All-Academic Team
For the second straight year, the Old Dominion Athletic Conference All-Academic Team eclipsed 1,000 student-athletes. Through 2007-08 academic year, 1,056 ODAC athletes were honored amongst the conference’s competing schools with an All-ODAC Academic Award.