2015-16 ODAC Men's Tennis News
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ODAC Announces Jopson and Berkley Award Winners
June 06, 2016Eastern Mennonite University and Washington and Lee University added to their awards quota for the 2015-16 season as the ODAC Board of Directors announced the annual winners of the top scholar-athlete awards in the conference. Royals' cross country and track & field star Hannah Chappell-Dick was selected as the Marjorie Berkley Award winner, while Generals' tennis standout Michael Holt was tabbed for the Harry G. "Doc" Jopson Award. -
Virginia Wesleyan's Wilson, Perry Headline ODAC Men's Tennis Awards
May 17, 2016Virginia Wesleyan College and Washington and Lee University each took home a pair of major honors as part of the All-ODAC Men's Tennis Awards. Marlins standout Graham Wilson and head coach Marty Perry were named the ODAC Player and Coach of the Year, respectively. The Generals Zack Ely garnered ODAC Rookie of the Year laurels, while teammate Michael Holt secured his third straight ODAC/Virginia Farm Bureau Insurance Scholar-Athlete award.
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Generals Season Comes to a Close with Loss to Emory
May 14, 2016The Washington and Lee men's tennis team saw its season end in the second round of the NCAA Division III Tournament with a 5-0 loss to top-ranked Emory University on Saturday. The Eagles swept the doubles and then claimed straight set wins at No. 1 and No. 6 singles to close out the match.
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Washington and Lee Defeats N.C. Wesleyan in NCAA First Round
May 13, 2016Just two weeks after falling to North Carolina Wesleyan at home by a score of 7-2, the Washington and Lee men's tennis team knocked off the Battling Bishops by a score of 5-4 in the first round of the NCAA Division III Tournament on Friday at Emory University.
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NCAA Announces Men's and Women's Tennis Team Tournament Fields
May 09, 2016The NCAA continued its announcements for spring national championships on Monday afternoon with the release of the NCAA Division III Men's and Women's Tennis Tournament fields. Washington and Lee University will be the lone ODAC representative on either side following the Generals' triumphs in the ODAC men's and women's tennis tournaments.
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Washington and Lee Tops Va. Wesleyan for 35th ODAC Men's Tennis Crown
May 08, 2016The second-seeded Washington and Lee men's tennis team avenged its earlier loss to Virginia Wesleyan, knocking off the top-seeded Marlins in the championship match of the 2016 ODAC Tournament at the W&L Courts on Sunday. The title is the seventh straight and 35th overall for the Generals.
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ODAC Players of the Week: April 25, 2016
April 25, 2016As the season winds down, the performances remain high. Those earning weekly awards include (l-r, t-b): Tessa Hill, W&L (WTEN); Kyle Hartfield, BC (MTEN); Alex Lightfoot, RMC (WLAX); Reggie Johnson, HSC (BSB); Kandis Kresinske, VWC (SBALL); Jake Loew, SU (BSB); Hannah Bays, E&H (SBALL).
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ODAC Men's Tennis Tournament Field Announced
April 25, 2016A new name stands atop the ODAC Men's Tennis Tournament field enter the upcoming conference postseason as Virginia Wesleyan College owns the top seed following a 10-0 march thru its league schedule. Washington and Lee University, winners of 34 overall and six straight ODAC crowns, occupies the second seed.
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ODAC Players of the Week: April 18, 2016
April 18, 2016Those earning weekly awards include (l-r, t-b): Carli Hill, EMU (SB); Christina Herbert, BC (WGOLF); Tommy Schick, GC (MGOLF); Alicia Hsieh, RMC (WLAX); Tyler McWilliams, RC (MLAX); Patrick Robertson, W&L (MOTF); Katelyn Senger, BC (WOTF); Davonta Womack, BC (MOTT); Amber Celen, BC (WOTT); Travis Lodge, RMC (BSB); Kandis Kresinske, VWC (SB); Sean Greiser, VWC (BSB); Kelsie Grice, RMC (WTEN); Drew Tomajczyk, VWC (MTEN).
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ODAC Players of the Week: April 11, 2016
April 11, 2016Those earning weekly awards include (l-r, t-b): Travis Lodge, RMC (BSB); Amy Bresson, LC (SB); Ryan Leake, BC (BSB); Kandis Kresinske, VWC (SB); Olivia Bowling, RMC (WG); Evan Truman, LC (MOTF); Katelyn Senger, BC (WOTF); Ansel Borhauer, SU (MOTT); Adam Fiore, GC (MLAX); Kat Francis, LC (WLAX); Bradley Strober, RAND (MTEN); Sveva Mazzari, E&H (WTEN); Lexie Janney, RC (WOTT).
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Interim Tag Removed, Brooks Named E&H Tennis Head Coach
April 07, 2016The Emory & Henry College Department of Athletics has removed the "interim tag" and named Steve Brooks its Head Men's & Women's Tennis Coach, Director of Athletics Myra Sims announced Thursday.
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ODAC Players of the Week: April 4, 2016
April 04, 2016Those earning weekly awards include (l-r, t-b): Hannah Chappell-Dick, EMU (WOTT); Caley Hodge, E&H (SB); Matt Wasson, W&L (BSB); Candace Whittemore, RMC (SB); Tom Concklin, W&L (BSB); Evan Cox, VWC (MG); Marin Warring, BC (WG); Burke McManus, RC (MLAX); Marina Bailey, GC (WLAX); Josephus Mitchell, GC (MOTT); Kristen Trice, BC (WOTF); Darin Council, BC (MOTF); Michelle Fleenor, W&L (WTEN); Kenneth Downing, VWC (MTEN).
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ODAC Players of the Week: March 28, 2016
March 28, 2016Those earning weekly awards include (l-r, t-b): A.J. Witherell, W&L (MLAX); Melissa Coggins, W&L (WLAX); Graham Wilson, VWC (MTEN); Brooke Donnelly, W&L (WTEN); Rolonda Taylor, VWC (WOTF); Jeremy Heizer, EMU (MOTF); Hannah Chappell-Dick, EMU (WOTT); Harrison Toney, RC (MOTT); Travis Lodge, RMC (BSB); Blake Henderson, VWC (SB); Ryan Leake, BC (BSB); Kandis Kresinske, VWC (SB); Josh Alderfer, EMU (MG); Olivia Bowling, RMC (WG).
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ODAC Players of the Week: March 21, 2016
March 21, 2016Weather limited some games this past week, but the athletes continued to perform at a high level. Those earning weekly awards include (l-r, t-b): Hayden Combs, W&L (MG); Christina Herbert, BC (WG); Aaron Murphy, LC (MLAX); Claire Feeney, RC (WLAX); John Wilt, SU (BSB); Taylor Carter, RC (SB); Reggie Johnson, HSC (BSB); Lauren Seale, EMU (SB); Dana Lee, W&L (WOTF); Davis Turner, W&L (MOTF); Kaleigh Hinton, W&L (WOTT); Tyler Denlinger, EMU (MOTT); Tessa Hill, W&L (WTEN); John Adam, RMC (MTEN).
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ODAC Players of the Week: March 14, 2016
March 14, 2016Outdoor track opened its campaign, bringing the spring sports to full action. Those earning weekly awards include (l-r, t-b): Candace Whittemore, RMC (SB); Sabrina Moreno, GC (SB); James Walsh, RMC (BSB); Marin Warring, BC (WG); Sean Guida, RC (BSB); Ty Palmer, GC (MG); Alicia Hsieh, RMC (WLAX); Will Pilat, RC (MLAX); Fernanda Gonzalez, GC (WTEN); Michael Holt, W&L (MTEN); Mary Kelly, RC (WOTF); Evan Truman, LC (MOTF); Lindsey Crill, LC (WOTT); Cameron Thompson, RC (MOTT).
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ODAC Players of the Week: March 7, 2016
March 07, 2016Spring sports are participating in some of their spring break trips as a prelude to the conference season. Those earning weekly awards include (l-r, t-b): Cassetty Howerin, VWC (SB); Joe Coleman, SU (BSB); Courtney Lackey, GC (SB); Josh Currier, VWC (MLAX); Megan Schallock, VWC (WLAX); Will Bannister, W&L (MTEN); Catherine Lee, RC (WTEN); John Ruhlman, RC (BSB).
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ODAC Players of the Week: February 29, 2016
February 29, 2016Spring sports have officially taken over the ODAC weekly awards. Those earning weekly awards include (l-r, t-b): Brooke Donnelly, W&L (WTEN); Michael Holt, W&L (MTEN); Anna O'Hara, BC (WLAX); IV Stucker, RC (MLAX); Colin Selby, RMC (BSB); Kandis Kresinske, VWC (SB); Cole Migliarini, RMC (BSB); Courtney Bogan, VWC (SB).
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ODAC Players of the Week: February 22, 2016
February 22, 2016Several spring sports joined this week's report. Those earning weekly awards include (l-r, t-b): Emma Redding, W&L (WBB); Austen Arnold, LC (MBB); Marina Bailey, GC (WLAX); Duncan Morris, HSC (MLAX); Evan Truman, LC (MITF); Kim Alfaro, LC (WITF); Sam Gunther, BC (MITT); Amber Celen, BC (WITT); Brooke Donnelly, W&L (WTEN); Jordan Krasner, W&L (MTEN); Sabrina Moreno, GC (SB); Justin Petock, BC (BSB); Mary Shipp, VWC (SB); Kenner Berry, BC (BSB).
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Washington and Lee Heads ODAC Men's Tennis Preseason Poll
February 09, 2016Six-time reigning ODAC champion Washington and Lee University opens the 2016 campaign as the favorite to capture its 35 conference men's tennis crown after topping the ODAC preseason poll with 10 first place votes and 100 total points. Virginia Wesleyan College sits seconds with 89 tallies and the remaining first place nod from the league's head coaches. Guilford College rounds out the top-three with 81 points.
