The 21st-ranked Washington and Lee women's tennis team saw its season come to an end on Saturday in a 5-1 loss to No. 15 Mary Washington in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.

The No. 21 Washington and Lee women's tennis team opened play in the NCAA Division III Championship on Friday with a 5-0 win over St. Mary's (Md.) in the first round.

The University of Lynchburg and Sweet Briar College each collected one special individual honor and six all-conference team selections to headline the 2022 All-ODAC Women's Tennis Awards. Washington and Lee University and Shenandoah University matched with four all-conference team picks each, while the Generals secured the remaining two special awards. W&L sophomore Gabi Moss earned ODAC Player of the Year distinction, while Generals mentor Erin Ness garnered ODAC Coach of the Year laurels. The league's coaches also honored Sweet Briar first-year Ana Patino as the ODAC Rookie of the Year, while the conference's athletic communications personnel tabbed Lynchburg junior Elizabeth Teefey as the ODAC/Virginia Farm Bureau Insurance Scholar-Athlete of the Year.

Washington and Lee University junior Taylor Garcia and Sweet Briar College sophomore tandem Ruth de Souza and Allison Wandling closed out the 2021 tennis season by competing in the NCAA Division III Women's Tennis Singles and Doubles Tournament.

The 18th-ranked Washington and Lee women's tennis team saw its season come to an end in a 5-0 defeat to No. 2 Wesleyan (Conn.) in the NCAA Championship Quarterfinals on Monday morning.

After trailing following doubles play, the No. 18 Washington and Lee women's tennis team won four straight singles matches to prevail, 5-2, over No. 24 Denison in the third round of the NCAA Women's Tennis Championship on Sunday afternoon.

Hollins University Director of Athletics, Myra Sims, recently announced the hiring of Gretchen Rush as the new head tennis coach. 

In the third of our spring sport season wrap-ups, we take a look at what happened prior to the close of the campaign and what could have been on the horizon for the ODAC's women's tennis programs.

In the next installment of "Saluting the Class of 2020," the ODAC features its senior student-athletes that competed in women's tennis.

The No. 23 Washington and Lee women's tennis season came to an end at the hands of No. 1 Emory, 5-0, in the third round of the NCAA Tournament on Sunday.

The No. 23 Washington and Lee women's tennis team overcame a pair of deficits to defeat No. 30 Sewanee, 5-4, in the second round of the NCAA Tournament on Saturday morning.

University of Lynchburg standout Christina Harris took home ODAC Player of the Year honors in a vote of the conference coaches to headline the 2019 All-ODAC Women's Tennis Awards. Washington and Lee University, which placed a league-high seven players on the all-conference lists, earned the remaining three major individual honors. Erin Ness earned ODAC Coach of the Year laurels for a second straight season, while first-year Georgia Wright collected ODAC Rookie of the Year accolades. Generals' senior Mary Hampton McNeal received ODAC/Virginia Farm Bureau Insurance Scholar-Athlete recognition from the conference's sports information directors.

The 15th-ranked Washington and Lee women's tennis team saw its 2018 season come to an end with a close 5-4 loss to 19th-ranked Mary Washington on Saturday afternoon at the UMW Tennis Courts.

The 15th-ranked Washington and Lee women's tennis team defeated Franciscan, 5-0, on Friday afternoon in the first round of the NCAA Tournament at the Mary Washington Outdoor Courts.

Washington and Lee University took home three major honors and five singles all-conference laurels to lead the 2018 All-ODAC Women's Tennis Awards. Top-flight singles player Michelle Fleenor was tabbed the ODAC Player of the Year, while teammate Valerie Marshall earned ODAC Rookie of the Year recognition. Generals' mentor Erin Ness received ODAC Coach of the Year accolades. Randolph-Macon College junior Gaby Tersigni earned the ODAC/Virginia Farm Bureau Insurance Scholar-Athlete Award from the league's sports information directors.

Director of Athletics Jon Waters announced today that Chris Johnson has been appointed as the Director of Tennis. He will assume his duties effective immediately.

The Emory & Henry College Department of Athletics and Interim Director of Athletics Anne Crutchfield are pleased to announce the hiring of Christine Johnston as Head Men's & Women's Tennis Coach.

For the second straight year, Washington and Lee University and Eastern Mennonite University feature in the ODAC's highest scholar-athlete honors. Generals' women's tennis star Brooke Donnelly is joined by Royals' men's track & field and cross country standout Tyler Denlinger as the winners of the 2017 Marjorie Berkley and Harry G. "Doc" Jopson Scholar-Athlete Awards, as selected by the ODAC Board of Directors.

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) has announced that Washington and Lee junior Brooke Donnelly (Kennesaw, Ga. / Marietta) is the recipient of the Elite 90 Award for the 2016 NCAA Division III Women's Tennis Championship.

Washington and Lee University junior Brooke Donnelly added to her awards haul during the postseason as she earn All-America status following her first round singles win at the NCAA Division III Singles and Doubles Tournament in Kalamazoo, Mich. Donnelly and teammate Tessa Hill also participate in the doubles flight of the season-ending event.

For the first time in four seasons, a new player stands atop the ODAC women's tennis awards list as Emory & Henry College standout Sveva Mazzari earned ODAC Player of the Year honors from the league's head coaches. Washington and Lee University mentor Erin Ness picked up ODAC Coach of the Year laurels, while fellow Generals Tessa Hill and Brooke Donnelly received the ODAC Rookie of the Year and ODAC/Virginia Farm Bureau Insurance Scholar-Athlete awards.

The Old Dominion Athletic Conference is pleased to announce the 2014-15 ODAC Sportsmanship Teams in each of the 17 winter and spring sports sponsored by the conference. This marks the sixth year the league has recognized these fine student-athletes for their excellence in sportsmanship.

The Virginia Wesleyan College athletic department announced the hiring of Martin Perry as the new Director of Men's and Women's Tennis recently. Perry comes to Virginia Wesleyan from Longwood University where he was the head coach of the men's tennis program. He has also led the Bridgewater College tennis programs.

The fourth-ranked Washington and Lee women's tennis team fell to 13th-ranked MIT, 5-3, in the third round of the NCAA Tournament on Sunday at Mary Washington.

Following an extensive search, Bridgewater College Director of Athletics Curt Kendall has announced the hiring of Jordon Robinson as the new head coach for the Eagles men’s and women’s tennis teams.

The 19th-ranked Washington and Lee women's tennis team saw its 2014 season come to an end with a 5-0 loss to Emory University in the third round on the NCAA Division III Tournament on Sunday afternoon at Emory. The Generals finish the season 18-3.

The 19th-ranked Washington and Lee women's tennis team advanced to the third round of the 2014 NCAA Division III Women's Tennis Championships after posting a 5-0 win over the 20th-ranked Sewanee on Saturday morning at the Woodruff Physical Education Center on the Emory University campus in Atlanta, Georgia.

The 16th-ranked Washington and Lee women's tennis team fell to No. 15 Sewanee, 5-4, on Saturday in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, hosted by Emory University.

The 16th-ranked Washington and Lee women's tennis team flew past Methodist, 5-0, in first round action of the NCAA Division III Tournament on Friday, hosted by Emory University. The Generals dropped just two points in sweeping all three doubles matches to enter singles with a 3-0 advantage. W&L then won at No. 1 and 5 singles to claim the 5-0 victory.

Washington and Lee University will represent the ODAC in both the NCAA Division III Men’s and Women’s Tennis Team Tournaments, set to begin play May 10-12 in a series of first, second and third round matches. The Generals earned their spots in both tournaments via the ODAC’s automatic bids after winning the conference postseason tourneys.

The Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) has announced its 2012 NCAA Division III All-America Teams and two athletes from the Washington and Lee women's tennis team were chosen for singles honors.

Washington and Lee first-year women's tennis player Sonja Meighan (McLean, Va./Flint Hill) completed day one of the NCAA Division III Women's Singles Tournament with two victories on Thursday afternoon at the Cary Tennis Park.

The Washington and Lee women's tennis team was defeated by No. 5 Emory, 5-2, on Sunday afternoon in NCAA Tournament third round action. W&L completes its season with a 20-6 overall record. Lauren Lukas and Sonja Meighan will play in the singles tournament May 24-26.

Washington and Lee women's tennis players Ellen Yeatman (pictured), Lauren Lukas and Trelsie Sadler were joined by Sweet Briar's Ariel Taylor at the 2011 NCAA Division III Women's Tennis Individual Tournament on Friday. Yeatman and Taylor competed in the singles competition, while Lukas and Sadler teamed in the doubles bracket.

The Washington and Lee women's tennis team saw its 2011 season come to an end with a 5-0 loss to Emory University in the quarterfinals of the NCAA Division III Tournament on Tuesday morning at Claremont-Mudd-Scripps. Three Generals still remain in the individual competition, set to begin on Friday.

The Washington and Lee women's tennis team recovered from a 4-2 deficit to post a 5-4 victory over Carnegie Mellon in the third round of the NCAA Division III tennis championship on Saturday morning. The win sends the Generals to the national quarterfinals in Claremont, Calif., on May 24, where they'll face Emory University.

The top two players from Washington and Lee University women’s tennis will be pulling double duty over the weekend at the NCAA Division III Women’s Tennis Singles and Doubles Championships. Senior Lauren Caire and sophomore Ellen Yeatman will be competing in both brackets at the three-day event hosted by the University of Mary Washington.

Washington and Lee women’s tennis players senior Lauren Caire and sophomore Ellen Yeatman participated in the 2010 NCAA Division III Singles and Doubles Championships, hosted by the University of Mary Washington, on Friday in Fredericksburg. They each lost their singles matches, and then fell in the doubles portion of the bracket.

The sixth-ranked Washington and Lee women’s tennis team fell to fourth-ranked Emory University, 5-0, on Sunday afternoon in the third round of the NCAA Women’s Division III Tournament at the Woodruff Physical Education Center on the campus of Emory University in Atlanta, Ga. A day earlier, W&L defeated Vassar, 5-0.

The Washington and Lee women’s tennis duo of senior Katie Tabb and junior Lauren Caire (Nashville, Tenn./Harpeth Hall) fell in three sets in the quarterfinal round of the NCAA Division III Individual Championships on Saturday afternoon at the Collins Athletic Club.

The Washington and Lee women’s tennis tandem of senior Katie Tabb and junior Lauren Caire advanced to the quarterfinal round of the NCAA Division III Individual Championships with a straight-set victory on Friday afternoon at the Collins Athletic Club.

The fifth-ranked Washington and Lee women's tennis team fell, 5-2, to third-ranked Emory in the third round of the NCAA Division III Women's Tennis Team Tournament at the W&L Courts on Sunday afternooon.

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.

Washington and Lee University 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.

Sweet Briar College opens its campus to championship play this weekend as the 2008 Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) Women’s Tennis Tournament begins Friday morning. Washington and Lee University, the reigning ODAC and NCAA Division III national champion, enters as the top-seeded team after posting an eye-popping 20-0 spring record (21-0 with one dual match win in the fall).

Bridgewater College Director of Athletics Curt Kendall has announced the hiring of Conor Smith as the head men’s and women’s tennis coach.

Recent Washington and Lee graduate Katie Kingsbury will be featured on ESPN later this month in a show entitled "NCAA on Campus".

Each spring, the Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) Board of Directors recognizes its top male and female athlete with a pair of the conference’s highest honors. This year, the 2007 Marjorie Berkley Scholar-Athlete Award winner as the top female student-athlete is Washington and Lee University senior, Ginny Wortham. A native of Richmond, Virginia, Wortham is a standout on the Generals’ 2007 NCAA Division III National Championship women’s tennis team.