The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced its All-Academic Teams and individual honorees on Thursday, and the Washington and Lee women's cross country squad garnered the team award and had four runners recognized.
Washington and Lee Director of Athletics Jan Hathorn has announced that 246 students earned Scholar-Athlete awards during the recently completed fall term.
The Old Dominion Athletic Conference released its fall standings for the 2018-19 ODAC Commissioner’s Cups and Washington and Lee currently ranks second in the race for the men's, women's and overall cups.
The Old Dominion Athletic Conference released its special awards for women’s cross country on Thursday, and Washington and Lee first-year Sarah Hollen (Palmyra, Pa./Palmyra Area) garnered the Rookie of the Year award, and Head Coach Michael Dager was named the Coach of the Year.
Led by a 10th-place finish from senior Samantha Yates (Birmingham, Ala./St. Paul's School), the 33rd-ranked Washington and Lee women’s cross country team claimed third out of 32 teams at the South/Southeast Regional on Saturday at Berry College.
The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) released its NCAA Division III Women’s Cross Country National Coaches’ Poll on Wednesday, and the Washington and Lee women’s cross country team was ranked in a tie for 34th.
The Washington and Lee women’s cross country team had nine of the Top 20 runners at the 2018 ODAC Championship at the Kernstown Battlefield on Saturday en route to claiming its fourth straight conference title.
The Washington and Lee women's cross country team competes at the ODAC Championship on Saturday. Recently, head coach Mike Dager, along with seniors Samantha Yates and Maggie Seybold and junior Katie Bearup, previewed the upcoming meet.
The Washington and Lee women’s cross country team split the team on Saturday, competing in two meets. The Generals finished eighth out of 25 teams at the Connecticut College Invitational, which featured six ranked teams in the Top 35, and the Blue and White took ninth out of 30 teams at the Gettysburg Invitational and were the second-best Division III team at the meet.
The Old Dominion Athletic Conference has announced that Washington and Lee student-athletes Megan Engeland (Yardley, Pa./Pennsbury), Samantha Yates (Birmingham, Ala./St. Paul's School) and Patrick Ryan (Wilton, Conn./Wilton) have been honored as the ODAC Player of the Week in their respective sports for the week ending October 7.
Finishing neck-and-neck with Division I William and Mary, the Washington and Lee women’s cross country team took second out of four schools at the Christopher Newport Cross Country Invitational on Saturday.
The Old Dominion Athletic Conference has announced that Washington and Lee student-athletes Samantha Yates (Birmingham, Ala. / St. Paul's School) and Brian Peccie (Norfolk, Va. / Norfolk Academy) have been honored as the ODAC Player of the Week in their respective sports for the week ending September 23.
The Washington and Lee women’s cross country team had two individual winners, won two team races and were named the overall champions at the Hornet Harrier/Commonwealth Challenge on Saturday hosted by Shenandoah at the Kernstown Battlefield.
The Washington and Lee women’s cross country team has announced schedule changes for the upcoming weeks. The Generals will no longer compete at the Virginia Tech Alumni Invitational this Friday, and have added the Mary Washington Invitational on October 6 to their schedule.
Washington and Lee Director of Athletics Jan Hathorn has announced the hiring of Hayli Yetter as director of the fitness center and head coach of strength and conditioning. She will also serve as assistant professor of physical education. Yetter began her new appointment on September 4.
The Old Dominion Athletic Conference released its Athletes of the Week on Tuesday for the week ending September 2, and Washington and Lee senior Samantha Yates (Birmingham, Ala./St. Paul's School) was named the Women’s Cross Country Runner of the Week, while senior goalkeeper Ariyel Yavalar (Baltimore, Md./Garrison Forest School) garnered the Field Hockey Athlete of the Week accolade.
Competing against mostly Division I schools, the Washington and Lee women’s cross country team finished third out of nine teams at the Virginia Tech Invitational on Friday.
The Washington and Lee women's cross country team opens the 2018 season on Friday at the Hokie Invite.
Recently, head coach Mike Dager, along with senior Maggie Seybold, junior Ellie Bradach and sophomore Didi Pace, previewed the upcoming year.
The Old Dominion Athletic Conference released its 2018 women’s cross country preseason coaches’ poll on Thursday, and three-time defending conference champion Washington and Lee took the top spot out of 13 schools with 141 points and 10 first-place votes.
The Old Dominion Athletic Conference has released its 2017-18 season sportsmanship teams and several Washington and Lee student-athletes were among those honored.
The Old Dominion Athletic Conference released its 2017-18 All-Academic Team on Thursday and Washington and Lee once again led the league in number of athletes honored.
Washington and Lee Director of Athletics Jan Hathorn has announced that Chris Schall has resigned his position of fitness center director and strength and conditioning coach effective July 27.