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Washington and Lee 

TENNIS 

2008 Media Guide

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ATHLETICS AT W&L 

Washington and Lee University 

provides its students with a unique athletic 

program that allows them to pursue 

athletic excellence without sacrificing 

their educational experience. 

W&L follows the NCAA Division 

III guidelines of awarding financial 

aid based only on family need and 

academic merit. The result is a strong, 

diverse program in which participants 

are motivated by their love of the game 

and their desire to excel. 

Over the years W&L students 

have been impressive on and off the 

playing fields. A capsule sketch of that 

success is listed below: 

THE SCHOOL 

• Located in historic Lexington, Virginia in the Shenandoah Valley 

• Founded in 1749 and is the ninth oldest college in America 

• Has an undergraduate enrollment of 1,760 students and a law school with 400 students 

• The average class size is just 16 students 

• The tuition fee for 2007-08 is $34,650 

• The early decision application deadlines are November 15 and January 1, and the 

regular application deadline is January 15 

THE ATHLETIC PROGRAM 

• W&L sponsors 23 varsity sports, 12 for men and 11 for women 

• All sports compete at the NCAA Division III level and the majority of teams compete in 

the Old Dominion Athletic Conference 

• W&L has won the ODAC Commissioner's Cup for overall excellence in men's and 

women's athletics 11 of the last 13 years 

• In 2006-2007, W&L won 71 percent of its contests and eight conference championships 

• Seventy-two athletes earned first team all-conference honors last season and 15 were 

named All-Americans 

• 213 athletes were named to receive Scholar-Athlete Awards for achieving at least a 

3.500 grade point average in a term last school year 

• Since 1970, W&L has had 26 athletes earn prestigious NCAA Postgraduate scholarships 

• In the last 32 years, W&L has had 42 athletes earn CoSIDA Academic All-America honors 

and countless others have been named to CoSIDA Academic All-District teams 

THE WOMEN'S TENNIS PROGRAM 

• Washington and Lee claims one of the elite Division III women's tennis programs. The 

team won the 2007 National Championship, defeating Amherst, 5-2, and has competed 

in the NCAA's 14-straight years 

• Two W&L players have been finalists for the NCAA Woman of the Year award. Erika 

Proko '03 was a finalist in 2003 and Lindsay Hagerman '05 was a finalist in 2005 

• Recently, two W&L players have won NCAA Division III singles championships. Lindsay 

Hagerman '05 won the 2005 title, while Emily Applegate '07 won the crown in 2006. 

Photography by Kevin Remington of Lexington, Va.

GENERALS TENNIS 

2008 SPRING SCHEDULE 

DATE OPPONENT TIME 

Feb. 29 Bridgewater*........................................................................... 4:00 

Mar. 1 Emory & Henry* .................................................................... 3:00 

Mar. 1 Virginia Wesleyan* ................................................................ 9:00 

Mar. 10 at Roanoke* ............................................................................ 4:00 

Mar. 12 at Lynchburg* .......................................................................... 4:00 

Mar. 12 at Hollins* ................................................................................ 4:00 

Mar. 15 

Denison .................................................................................. TBA 

Mar. 19 Randolph* .............................................................................. 4:00 

Mar. 19 Mary Washington .................................................................. 4:30 

Mar. 20 Sweet Briar* ........................................................................... 5:00 

Mar. 25 Wellsley£ ................................................................................ 4:00 

Mar. 26 Gustavus Adolphus£ ............................................................ 4:00 

Mar. 26 Guilford* ................................................................................ 4:00 

Mar. 27 Williams£ ............................................................................... 4:00 

Mar. 28 Claremont£ ............................................................................ 4:00 

Mar. 29 Skidmore£ ............................................................................. 3:00 

Apr. 16 at Emory ................................................................................. 4:00 

Apr. 17 

at Sewanee ............................................................................. TBA 

Apr. 25 

vs. ODAC Championships‡ .................................................... TBA 

Apr. 26 


Apr. 27 


May 3-5 

at NCAA Rounds 1-3 .............................................................. TBA 

May 13-15 at NCAA Team Champ.+ ......................................................... TBA 

May 16-18 at NCAA Individual Champ.+ .................................................. TBA 

£ - Fab Five Tournament at W&L * - ODAC Contest 

‡ - at Sweet Briar Home matches in BOLD 

+ - at Gustavus Adolphus (St. Peter, Minn.) 

W&L QUICK FACTS 

Nickname........................................................................................................... Generals 

Home Courts (Outdoor)...................................................................... W&L Tennis Courts 

(Indoor).................................................................................... Duchossois Tennis Center 

Colors.................................................................................................Royal Blue & White 

Affiliation................................................................................................ NCAA Division III 

Conference..................................................................................... Old Dominion Athletic 

President........................................................................................................ Ken Ruscio 

Director of Athletics....................................................................................... Jan Hathorn 

Sports Information Director.....................................................................Brian Laubscher 

Head Coach.................................................................................... Eric Ishida (Ohio '04) 

Record at W&L.................................................................................... 1-0* (First season) 

Assistant Coach..............................................................Lara Maurer (Rhode Island '07) 

2007 Record/ODAC Finish..............................................................25-1 (9-0 ODAC, 1st) 

2007 NCAA Finish.............................................................................. National Champion 

*following 5-4 win over Carnegie Mellon in fall 

CONTACT NUMBERS 

Athletic Department.................................................................................. (540) 458-8670 

Interim Head Coach Eric Ishida................................................................ (540)458-8115 

Ishida E-mail......................................................................................... ishidae@wlu.edu 

Athletic Department Fax Machine............................................................ (540) 458-8173 

Internet Address.............................................................. http://www1.wlu.edu/x4095.xml 

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2008 SEASON PREVIEW 

Changes abound with the Washington 

and Lee women's tennis program 

that won last year's national title. After 

the retirement of 2007 National Coach 

of the Year Cinda Rankin after 21 seasons 

and the loss of three All-America 

players, the 2008 squad has a very 

different feel. 

Following in the footsteps of Rankin 

and with onus on repeating a title run, it 

might seem like the pressure is resting 

on the shoulders of Head Coach Eric 

Ishida and his 2008 squad -- but, that's 

not the perspective that Ishida is taking 

into the season. 

"Each day, each practice, each 

match, we focus on being the best team 

we can be," he noted. "We can't afford 

to think about last season -- we have to think about this season. So far, we had a very 

successful fall season. We want to carry that momentum into the spring." 

To help enforce and disseminate the "one day at a time mantra," Ishida is counting on 

his six seniors -- Lauren Cook, Katie Duncan, Rhodes Proctor, Rebecca Timmis, Leah 

Weston and Kelly Will -- to set an example both on and off the court. 

"My expectations for the seniors are high," noted Ishida. "I expect them to use their 

conference and national experience to lead the younger players. Their work ethic, as a 

unit, is unparalleled and you can tell they are focused." 

While this is a senior-laden squad, two of the three top three singles spots will likely 

be owned by underclassmen this year. Junior Katie Tabb has secured the Generals' top 

singles spot after a tremendous fall campaign, winning the ITA South/Southeast Regional 

and finishing fifth at the ITA National Small College Championships. She also earned 

All-ODAC honors at No. 3 singles and No. 2 doubles last year. 

"Tabb has stepped up to be one of the best players in the country," Ishida said. "And 

I don't want to put any limits on what she could do. She has the talent, ability, work ethic 

and confidence to be a phenomenal player." 

Sophomore Lauren Caire and Will will share duties at No. 2 and No. 3 singles. Caire's 

fall was only marred by a loss to Tabb in the finals of the ITA South Regional Championships. 

She was also an all-conference selection at No. 6 singles last spring. 

"Caire is also a very talented played," mused Ishida. "When she pairs with Tabb at 

doubles, they might be one of the top doubles tandems in the nation. They both have 

the ability to hit big shot after big shot and could be very hard to beat." 

Will's only loss of the fall was also to Tabb in the semifinals of the regional ITA tournament. 

In 2007, Will earned all-conference honors at No. 2 singles and No. 1 doubles, 

while also registering a team-best 20-5 singles record. 

"Will is focused, hard-working and has a tenacious baseline game," remarked Ishida. 

"She has a deceptive game and is a crafty player. Not only is she very talented, she also 

leads by example and works hard every minute she is on the court." 

Tabb, Caire and Will have all but secured their positions in the Top 8, but Ishida sees 

some flux and a bevy of combinations for the bottom of the line-up. 

Seniors Weston and Timmis, junior Meg Spalitta and sophomores Katie Bouret, Blair 

Brzeski and Katie Harris and newcomers Catherine Reed and Virginia Dickinson, are all 

possibilities for the Top 8. 

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Weston, a three-year letterwinner and a team captain, is ready to add to her five allconference 

citations. 

"She is playing better than ever," said Ishida of Weston. "Leah is also a terrific role 

model and a leader for this team. She epitomizes the role of a captain." 

Another senior, Timmis, will also vie for one of the top singles spots, and could likely 

play at No. 5. Timmis earned All-ODAC honors last year while playing with Weston at 

No. 3 doubles. 

"Rebecca worked harder than anyone coming into preseason," Ishida mentioned, 

"She's been on the bubble of the Top 8 in the past, but it seems like now that she's a 

senior, she's ready to own a top spot." 

Spalitta, Bouret, Harris and Brzeski also will compete for a coveted spot in the Top 8 

and Ishida thinks all of them have the potential to break into the lineup. 

"I expect Spalitta and Bouret to constantly challenge for a spot in the Top 6 and I think 

Blair and Harris could also move up in the lineup and will push all the players ahead 

of them," reflected Ishida. "It's great to have so much equality, parity and talent on the 

team." 

Newcomers Reed and Dickinson will also contribute and compete to play in the Top 8. 

According to already given the team an emotional boost, not to mention are solid players 

with quality high school backgrounds. 

"Catherine and Virginia have worked hard to break into the Top 8 this fall," noted 

Ishida. "They also have a good energy -- a certain spunk -- and their enthusiasm has 

been contagious." 

The depth and experience of the team is certainly a strength Ishida will try to exploit 

and capitalize on. The team's schedule is another aspect that Ishida hopes will work in 

their favor. 

The Generals defeated then 19th-ranked Carnegie Mellon, 5-4, in a dual match this 

fall and will take on Emory and Denison during the traditional spring season. They also 

have annually-ranked teams Gustavus Adolphus, Wellesley, Williams, Claremont-Mudd- 

Scripps and Skidmore coming to Lexington for the Fab Five Tournament. 

"Playing so many elite teams in a short number of days can really help us replicate 

playing at nationals," noted Ishida. "The Fab Five will be a real test of our team's ability 

and character." 

Ishida hopes that the tough schedule, coupled with the team's experience, depth and 

chemistry will help them continue the tradition of excellence associated with Washington 

and Lee women's tennis. 

"I really think we are doing the right things to get to where we need to be in the spring," 

said Ishida. "If things continue to fall into place, this could be another exciting season." 

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ERIC ISHIDA, HEAD COACH 

Eric Ishida is in his first season as head 

women's tennis coach at Washington and Lee. 

Ishida had previously served as the team's 

assistant coach for the 2007 season and he 

remains the assistant director of the Duchossois 

Tennis Center. 

Ishida served as assistant coach for the 

Generals' run to the NCAA Division III National 

Championship during the 2006-07 season. He 

also helped lead W&L to a 25-1 overall record 

and an Old Dominion Athletic Conference title. 

Prior to arriving at W&L, Ishida has served 

as the student manager and vice-president of 

the Ohio University Golf/Tennis Center from 

2001-04. He is a USPTA P1 Certified Teaching 

Professional and has served as an independent teaching professional since 2002. 

A 2004 graduate of Ohio University with a bachelor of science degree in physical 

education, Ishida competed on the tennis team at Wright State University for three 

years before completing his degree work at Ohio University. 

Active in the local and national tennis community, Ishida currently serves on the 

board of the Rockbridge County Tennis Association and sits on the ITA Atlantic South 

Rankings Committee. 

LARA MAURER, ASSISTANT COACH 

Lara Maurer is her first season as the 

assistant women's tennis coach at Washington 

and Lee and assistant director of the Duchossois 

Tennis Center. 

Prior to coming to W&L, Maurer had been 

serving as a teaching professional at the Five 

Seasons Racquet Club in Westlake, Ohio. 

She is a 2007 graduate of the University of 

Rhode Island, earning a bachelor of arts degree 

in art history. Maurer played one season for the 

Rams, helping lead the team to their best-ever 

finish in the Atlantic 10 Conference. She went 

25-4 overall and was tabbed First Team All- 

Atlantic 10. 

Maurer spent her first three seasons as a 

member of the nationally-ranked tennis team at 

the University of Kentucky, earning Second Team All-SEC honors as a sophomore and 

helping the Wildcats to a pair of NCAA "Sweet 16" appearances. 

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PLAYER PROFILES 

LAUREN COOK 

Senior 

Seattle, Wash./Seattle Prep. 

Four-year letterwinner ... enters the spring with career records 

of 19-2 in singles and 13-3 in doubles ... totaled a 6-1 record 

in singles and 3-1 mark in doubles as a junior ... posted an 

8-0 singles and a 7-2 doubles record during her sophomore 

campaign ... recorded a 5-1 mark in singles and a 3-0 doubles 

record as a freshman ... four-year letterwinner in tennis at 

Seattle Prep ... three-time state champion in doubles ... team 

won Metro championship three times ... accounting major. 

KATIE DUNCAN 

Senior 

Baltimore, Md./Roland Park Country 

Four-year letterwinner ... enters spring with a 24-5 career 

singles record and a 19-5 career doubles mark ... won No. 6 

singles and teamed with senior Rhodes Proctor to win No. 3 

doubles at the ODAC Individual Tournament this fall ... went 

4-0 in singles and doubles as a junior ... had a 9-3 singles and 

4-2 doubles record during her sophomore campaign ... posted 

a 7-1 singles and 8-0 doubles mark as a freshman ... four-year 

letterwinner in tennis at Roland Park Country School ... team captain and an all-conference 

selection as a senior ... won MIAA championship at No. 1 doubles as a junior and at No. 

2 singles as a senior ... W&L and ODAC Scholar-Athlete ... biology major. 

RHODES PROCTOR 

Senior 

Raleigh, N.C./St. Mary's School 

Four-year letterwinner ... enters the spring with a 30-4 career 

singles and 21-3 career doubles records ... posted a 7-1 singles 

and 5-1 doubles mark this fall ... won No. 5 singles flight and 

teamed up with senior Katie Duncan to win No. 3 doubles at 

the ODAC Individual Tournament this fall ... had a 5-1 singles 

record and 3-1 doubles record as a junior ... compiled an 11-1 

singles tally and eight doubles wins (8-1) as a sophomore ... 

registered a 7-1 singles and 5-0 doubles record as a freshman ... four-year letterwinner 

in tennis at St. Mary's ... team was a three-year conference champion ... four-time 

all-conference selection ... president of W&L's chapter of Omicron Delta Kappa ... W&L 

and ODAC Scholar-Athlete ... biology major. 

REBECCA TIMMIS 

Senior 

Peachtree City, Ga./McIntosh 

Three-year letterwinner and a team captain ... enters the spring 

with a 24-9 career singles mark and a 41-10 career doubles 

record ... tallied a 10-1 singles and a 10-4 doubles record as 

a junior ... earned All-ODAC honors at No. 3 doubles while 

teaming with senior Leah Weston ... acculmulated a 9-3 singles 

record and a 20-3 doubles mark as a sophomore ... honored 

with All-ODAC accolades after winning No. 3 doubles with 

Emily Applegate '07 at the conference championships ... posted a 5-2 singles mark and 

a 10-2 doubles mark as a freshman ... lettered in tennis and cross country at McIntosh ... 

tennis team won region championship all four years ... two-year captain ... sisters, Jenny 

and Nicole, played tennis at Birmingham-Southern ... W&L and ODAC Scholar-Athlete 

... business administration major. 

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LEAH WESTON 

Senior 

Colorado Springs, Colo./Air Academy 

Three-year letterwinner and a team captain ... enters the spring 

with 56-11 and 65-18 career records in singles and doubles, 

respectively ... was the No. 3 singles winner and teamed up 

with freshman Virginia Dickinson to win No. 2 doubles at the 

2007 ODAC Individual Tournament this fall ... went 13-4 in 

singles play as a junior ... also was 20-5 in doubles en route 

to earning all-conference accolades at No. 3 doubles with 

senior Rebecca Timmis ... recorded a 22-3 singles record and a 26-5 doubles mark as 

a sophomore ... earned All-ODAC honors in singles and doubles after winning the No. 4 

singles title and the No. 2 doubles title with Lisa Mabry '06 ... went 17-4 in singles and 

16-7 in doubles as a freshman ... named All-ODAC in both singles and doubles ... ODAC 

Champion at No. 5 singles and No. 3 doubles ... four-year letterwinner in tennis at Air 

Academy ... team won regional championship and finished second in the state tournament 

as a senior ... two-time captain and four-time MVP of the tennis team ... three-time 

all-state selection ... honored with the Nikos Ridle and Phyllis Lockwood Sportsmanship 

Awards ... business administration major. 

KELLY WILL 

Senior 

Holly Springs, N.C./Cary Academy 

Three-year letterwinner ... enters the spring with a 56-11 career 

singles record and a 32-8 career doubles mark ... advanced to 

the semifinals of the main singles draw of the ITA Southeast 

Regional Championships before losing to teammate and 

eventual champion Katie Tabb this fall ... was also the No. 

2 singles and No. 1 doubles champion at the 2007 ODAC 

Individual Tournament ... led the Generals with a team-high 20 

wins (20-5) in singles as a junior ... earned All-ODAC honors at No. 6 singles ... finished 

the season with a 9-4 doubles record ... posted a 21-2 mark as a sophomore in singles 

... also compiled a 12-2 doubles record ... All-ODAC honoree after winning the title No. 6 

singles ... went 8-3 in singles and 7-1 in doubles as a freshman ... earned four letters in 

tennis at Cary Academy ... three-time all-conference pick ... all-state selection as a senior 

... father, Robert, competed in track & field at Auburn University ... psychology major. 

MEG SPALITTA 

Junior 

New Orleans, La./Sacred Heart 

Two-year letterwinner ...was the champion in the "Blue" 

singles draw at the ITA Southeast Regional Championships 

this fall ... posted an 8-1 record in singles and a 2-1 mark in 

doubles as a sophomore ... totaled an 8-1 singles mark and an 

unblemished 5-0 doubles record ... played five years of tennis 

at the Academy of the Sacred Heart ... member of two state 

championship teams ... won three singles state championships 

... captured three Louisiana junior qualifying championships ... undeclared major. 

DID YOU KNOW? 

The Washington and Lee women's tennis team represents 14 

different states -- with North Carolina, California and Tennessee 

being the only states that more than one General calls home. 

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KATIE TABB 

Junior 

Minneapolis, Minn./Edina 

Two-year letterwinner ... top-ranked singles player in the 

Atlantic South Region following the fall season ... also ranked 

third in the region in doubles with sophomore Lauren Caire 

... won the main singles draw at the ITA Southeast Regional 

Championships and placed fifth at the ITA National Small 

College Championships this fall ... tallied a 19-5 singles mark 

as a sophomore ... also registered 22 wins in doubles (22-4) 

... earned All-ODAC honors at No. 3 singles and No. 2 doubles with Ginny Wortham '07 

... advanced to the finals of the main singles draw at the ITA Southeast Regional during 

the fall of her sophomore year ... went 25-8 in singles and 28-7 in doubles as a freshman 

... All-America selection in singles and doubles after advancing to the NCAA doubles 

semifinals with Wortham and the NCAA quarterfinals in singles ... Atlantic South Rookie 

of the Year ... won the ODAC title at No. 2 singles and No. 1 doubles with Wortham ... 

two-year letterwinner in tennis at Edina .. all-state selection at No. 1 singles ... father, 

Rob '73, played basketball at W&L ... business and art history major. 

KATIE BOURET 

Sophomore 

Atherton, Calif./Menlo School 

Lettered as a freshman ... totaled a 1-2 singles and a 2-1 

doubles record this fall ... posted an 8-4 singles record and 

a 9-6 doubles mark as a freshman ... lettered three years in 

tennis at the Menlo School ... team was a two-time regional 

finalist ... Knights won the Central Coast Section in 2005 and 

were NorCal finalists three times ... doubles champion of 

league as a junior ... English major. 

BLAIR BRZESKI 

Sophomore 

Westlake Village, Calif./Agoura 

Lettered as a freshman ... has the abilitiy to compete for one 

of the Top 8 singles positions this spring ... recorded a 3-0 

singles mark and a 3-0 doubles mark in her rookie campaign 

... four-year letterwinner in tennis at Agoura ... was a threeyear 

MVP and two-year team captain ... majoring in business 

administration. 

LAUREN CAIRE 

Sophomore 

Nashville, Tenn./Harpeth Hall 

Lettered as a freshman ... ranked fourth in the Atlantic South 

Region following the fall season ... also ranked third in the 

region in doubles, teaming with junior Katie Tabb ... posted a 

9-1 singles mark and 7-2 doubles record this fall ... only singles 

loss of the fall was to Tabb in the finals of the ITA Southeast 

Regional Championships ... won the No. 1 singles flight of 

the ODAC Individual Tournament this fall ... recorded a 11-3 

singles and 17-5 doubles mark as a freshman ... earned all-conference honors at No. 6 

singles ... four-year letterwinner in tennis during high school ... played No. 1 singles and 

No. 1 doubles all four years ... state quarterfinalist as a junior and state semifinalist as a 

senior ... business administration major. 

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KATIE HARRIS 

Sophomore 

Richmond, Va./St. Catherine's 

Lettered as a freshman ... won the No. 7 singles flight at the 

ODAC Individual Tournament this fall ... also teamed with 

freshman Caroline Bouvay to win at No. 4 doubles at the 

tournament ... recorded a 5-0 mark in singles ... also went 5-0 

in doubles ... played six years of varsity tennis at St. Catherine's 

... earned all-league citations multiple times ... named team's 

most improved player ... honored by the Richmond Tennis 

Association with its sportsmanship award ... business administration major. 

VIRGINIA DICKINSON 

Freshman 

Memphis, Tenn./St. Mary's Episcopal 

Talented first-year player ... was the No. 4 singles winner and 

teamed with senior Leah Weston to win No. 2 doubles at 

the 2007 ODAC Individual Tournament this fall ... five-year 

letterwinner in tennis at St. Mary's Episcopal ... also lettered 

in volleyball and cross country ... was a four-year All-Metro 

honoree in tennis ... also earned the team's coaches award 

and spirit award ... undeclared major. 

CATHERINE REED 

Freshman 

St. Louis, Mo./MICDS 

Energetic and hard-working player, who should compete for a 

spot in the Top 8 ... posted a 2-1 singles record and a 3-3 doubles 

mark this fall ... four-year letterwinner in tennis at MICDS ... also 

lettered three years in lacrosse ... named first team All-Metro in 

tennis and lacrosse ... placed fifth at the state championships 

in doubles as a junior ... undeclared major. 

2008 ROSTER 

NAME YR HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL 

Lauren Cook Sr. Seattle, Wash./Seattle Preparatory School 

Katie Duncan Sr. Baltimore, Md./Roland Park Country School 

Rhodes Proctor Sr. Raleigh, N.C./St. Mary's School 

Rebecca Timmis Sr. Peachtree City, Ga./McIntosh 

Leah Weston Sr. Colorado Springs, Colo./Air Academy 

Kelly Will Sr. Holly Springs, N.C./Cary Academy 

Meg Spalitta Jr. New Orleans, La./Academy of the Sacred Heart 

Katie Tabb Jr. Minneapolis, Minn./Edina 

Katie Bouret So. Atherton, Calif./Menlo School 

Blair Brzeski So. Westlake Village, Calif./Agoura 

Lauren Caire So. Nashville, Tenn./Harpeth Hall 

Lauren Dorsey So. Pepper Pike, Ohio/Hathaway Brown 

Katie Harris So. Richmond, Va./St. Catherine's 

Caroline Bovay Fr. Gainesville, Fla./Oak Hall School 

Virginia Dickinson Fr. Memphis, Tenn./St. Mary's Episcopal School 

Catherine Reed Fr. St. Louis, Mo./MICDS 

Crystal Spencer Fr. Huntsville, Texas / Huntsville 

Interim Head Coach: Eric Ishida (Ohio '04), First Season 

Assistant Coach: Lara Maurer (Rhode Island '07), First Season 

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2008 W&L WOMEN'S TENNIS TEAM 

Back Row: Head Coach Eric Ishida, Katie Harris, Lyndsey Johansson, Crystal Spencer, Katie 

Tabb, Lauren Caire, Meg Spalitta, Katie Bouret, Virginia Dickinson, Assistant Coach Lara Maurer, 

Assistant Coach Katie Blaszak. Front Row: Blair Brzeski, Rebecca Timmis, Leah Weston, 

Lauren Cook, Katie Duncan, Rhodes Proctor, Kelly Will, Lauren Dorsey, Catherine Reed. 

2006-07 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS 

Sept. 23-25 ITA Southeast Regional Tournament.................................... Ind. Only 

Oct. 6-8 Hokie Fall Invitational ........................................................... Ind. Only 

Feb. 28 Hollins* ..................................................................................... W, 9-0 

Feb. 28 at Lynchburg* ........................................................................... W, 9-0 

Mar. 6 at Randolph-Macon* ................................................................ W, 9-0 

Mar. 7 at Sweet Briar* ......................................................................... W, 9-0 

Mar. 10 Washington College ................................................................. W, 8-1 

Mar. 10 Denison .................................................................................... W, 8-1 

Mar. 13 at Bridgewater* ........................................................................ W, 9-0 

Mar. 13 Roanoke* ................................................................................. W, 9-0 

Mar. 17 Mary Washington ..................................................................... W, 7-2 

Mar. 21 at James Madison .................................................................... W, 5-4 

Mar. 22 at Rand.-Macon WC* ............................................................... W, 9-0 

Mar. 24 at Virginia Wesleyan* ............................................................... W, 9-0 

Mar. 30 Pomona-Pitzer% ...................................................................... W, 8-0 

Mar. 31 Williams% ................................................................................. L, 5-4 

Apr. 1 Trinity (Texas)% ....................................................................... W, 9-0 

Apr. 14 at Emory & Henry* ................................................................... W, 6-0 

Apr. 17 at Emory .................................................................................. W, 6-3 

Apr. 18 at Sewanee .............................................................................. W, 6-3 

Apr. 20 vs. Sweet Briar# ....................................................................... W, 9-0 

Apr. 21 vs. Hollins# .............................................................................. W, 9-0 

Apr. 22 vs. Virginia Wesleyan# ............................................................ W, 9-0 

May 5 Swarthmore ^ ........................................................................... W, 5-0 

May 6 Mary Washington^ ................................................................... W, 5-0 

May 15 vs. Middlebury@ ...................................................................... W, 5-3 

May 16 Williams@ ................................................................................ W, 5-0 

May 17 Amherst@ ................................................................................ W, 5-2 

* - ODAC Contest % - at Trinity (San Antonio, Texas) 

# - ODAC Tournament at W&L ^ - NCAA at W&L 

@ - NCAA at Mary Washington (Fredericksburg, Va.) 

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2007 STATISTICS 

TOP SINGLES RECORDS 

Kelly Will.................................................................................................................. 20-5 

Katie Tabb............................................................................................................... 19-5 

Ginny Wortham....................................................................................................... 19-6 

Emily Applegate...................................................................................................... 17-2 

Leah Weston........................................................................................................... 13-4 

Lauren Caire........................................................................................................... 11-3 

Kristen McClung..................................................................................................... 10-1 

Rebecca Timmis..................................................................................................... 10-1 

Meg Spalitta.............................................................................................................. 8-1 

Katie Bouret.............................................................................................................. 8-2 

Tori Christmas........................................................................................................... 8-2 

TOP DOUBLES RECORDS 

Tabb/Wortham......................................................................................................... 14-1 

Applegate/McClung................................................................................................. 12-3 

Caire/Weston............................................................................................................ 9-1 

Weston/Wortham...................................................................................................... 8-3 

Bouret/Timmis........................................................................................................... 8-4 

Caire/Tabb................................................................................................................. 5-2 

ALL-AMERICA PLAYERS 

SINGLES 

Emily Applegate, 2006, 07 

Katie Tabb, 2006 

Lindsay Hagerman, 2002, 03, 04, 05 

Kristen McClung, 2004 

Erika Proko, 2001, 02, 03 

Erin Eggers, 2000 

Brook Hartzell, 1999, 00 

Ericka Shapard, 1998 

Natalia Garcia, 1995, 96, 97 

Marilyn Baker, 1993, 94, 95 

DOUBLES 

Katie Tabb, 2006 

Emily Applegate, 2005, 06, 07 

Kristin McClung, 2005, 06, 07 

Lisa Mabry, 2004 

Ginny Wortham, 2004, 05, 06 

Lindsay Hagerman, 2003, 04, 05 

Erika Proko, 2000, 02, 03 

Melissa Hatley, 2000, 02 

Erin Eggers, 1999, 00 

Brook Hartzell, 1999, 00 

Berry Blankenship, 1998 

Ericka Shapard, 1998 

Julie Ayers, 1996 

Natalia Garcia, 1995, 96 

Marilyn Baker, 1995 

Brooke Hartzell 

Melissa Hatley 

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PROGRAM RECORDS 

SINGLES 

Wins (Season) 

37, Lindsay Hagerman (37-1), 2005 

33, Emily Applegate (33-3), 2006 


31, Marilyn Baker (31-5), 1995 

30, Ericka Shapard (30-2), 1995 

28, Marilyn Baker (28-3), 1994 

27, Erika Proko (27-5), 2003 

27, Natalia Garcia (27-6), 1996 

26, Ginny Wortham (26-6), 2006 

26, Katie Kingsbury (26-8), 2004 


Wins (Career) 

117, Lindsay Hagerman, 2002-05 

107, Ericka Shapard, 1995-98 

100, Marilyn Baker, 1992-95 

92, Erika Proko, 2000-03 

92, Elizabeth Law, 2001-04 

84, Brook Hartzell, 1997-00 

88, Ginny Wortham, 2004-07 

83, Melissa Hatley, 1998-02 

76, Erin Eggers, 1997-00 

75, Julie Ayers, 1993-96 

74, Kelly Martone, 1988-91 

70, Laura Bruno, 2000-03 

70, Natalia Garcia, 1995-97 

Team Records 

Season Wins: 28, 2006 

Win Streak: 28, 2006 

DOUBLES 

Wins - Team (Season) 

30, E. Proko-L. Hagerman, 2003 

30, M. Baker-N. Garcia, 1995 

26, A. O'Connor-E. Shapard, 1995 

26, J. Ayers-N. Garcia, 1996 

25, M. Hatley-E. Proko, 2002 

Wins - Team (Career) 

61, B. Blankinship-E. Shapard, 1996-98 

56, K. Martone-K. Leake, 1989-91 

50, S. Strang-L. Bruno, 2000-02 

48, M. Hatley-E. Proko, 2000-02 

47, K. Tabb-G. Wortham, 2005-07 

44, E. Applegate-K. McClung, 2005-07 

38, M. Baker-J. Ayers, 1993-94 

37, B. Hartzell-M. Hatley, 1999-2000 

Wins - Individual (Career) 

108, Lindsay Hagerman, 2002-05 

104, Erika Proko, 2000-03 

97, Ericka Shapard, 1995-98 

93, Melissa Hatley, 1998-02 

93, Ginny Wortham, 2004-07 

91, Berry Blankinship, 1995-98 

87, Julie Ayers, 1993-96 

85, Marilyn Baker, 1992-95 

83, Brook Hartzell, 1997-00 

75, Laura Bruno, 2000-03 

ODAC PLAYERS OF THE YEAR 

1988 - Jean Stroman 

1989 - Jean Stroman 

1993 - Marilyn Baker 



1996 - Natalia Garcia 

1997 - Natalia Garcia 

1998 - Ericka Shapard 

ODAC COACHES OF THE YEAR 

1988 - Bill Washburn 

1991 - Cinda Rankin 





1999 - Brook Hartzell 

2000 - Brook Hartzell 

2001 - Melissa Hatley 

2003 - Erika Proko 

2004 - Lindsay Hagerman 

2005 - Lindsay Hagerman 

2006 - Emily Applegate 

2007 - Emily Applegate 







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W&L'S ALL-ODAC PLAYERS 

1988 - Singles: Jean Stroman (1), Kelly Martone (2), Teresa Southard (4). 

1989 - Singles: Jean Stroman (1), Kelly Martone (2), Colleen Quinn (4), Muriel Foster (5), Benny 

Savage (6). Doubles: Stroman/Quinn (1), Kelly Martone/Kathy Leake (2). 

1990 - Singles: Muriel Foster (4), Mason Smith (5). Doubles: Kelly Martone/Kathy Leake (1). 

1991 - Singles: Genia Foster (2), Kelly Martone (3), Kathy Leake (4), Kim Dickinson (5). Doubles: 

Jean Stroman/Foster (1), Martone/Leake (2). 

1992 - Singles: Genia Foster (2), Kim Dickinson (4), Liz McCord (5), Cathy Gartin (6). Doubles: 

Foster/Mary Nabers (1), Marilyn Baker/Gartin (3). 

1993 - Singles: Marilyn Baker (1), Shelley Sunderman (2), Julie Ayers (3), Helen Chandler (4), 

Leslie Copeland (5). Doubles: Baker/Ayers (1), Chandler/Sunderman (2). 

1994 - Singles: Marilyn Baker (1), Julie Ayers (2), Shelly Sunderman (3), Helen Chandler (4), Anna 

O'Connor (5), Cathy Gartin (6). Doubles: Baker/Ayers (1), Gartin/O'Connor (3) 

1995 - Singles: Marilyn Baker (1), Natalia Garcia (2), Ericka Shapard (4), Anna O'Connor (5), 

Shelley Sunderman (6). Doubles: Baker/Garcia (1), Shapard/O'Connor (2), Julie Ayers/Berry 

Blankinship (3) 

1996 - Singles: Natalia Garcia (1), Ericka Shapard (2), Berry Blankinship (3), Julie Ayers (4), 

Shelley Sunderman (5), Mary Celeste Foster (6). Doubles: Ayers/Garcia (1), Blankinship/Shapard 

(2), Foster/ Sunderman (3) 

1997 - Singles: Natalia Garcia (1), Ericka Shapard (2), Berry Blankinship (3), Brook Hartzell (4), 

Anna O'Connor (5), Erin Eggers (6). Doubles: Garcia/Hartzell (1), Blankinship/Shapard (2), Mary 

Celeste Foster/O'Connor (3) 

1998 - Singles: Ericka Shapard (1), Brook Hartzell (2), Berry Blankinship (3), Erin Eggers (4), 

Christina Campbell (5), Anne Castello (6). Doubles: Shapard/Blankinship (1), Eggers/Hartzell (2), 

Tori Hays/Laura Schramm (3) 

1999 - Singles: Brook Hartzell (1), Erin Eggers (2), Melissa Hatley (3), Manning Willard (4), 

Christina Campbell (5), Anne Castello (6). Doubles: Hartzell/Hatley (1), Eggers/Willard (2), Tori 

Hays/Strang (3) 

2000 - Singles: Brook Hartzell (1), Erin Eggers (2), Erika Proko (3), Laura Bruno (4), Brandi 

Jane Wedgeworth (5), Melissa Hatley (6). Doubles: Eggers/Proko (1), Hartzell/Hatley (2), Bruno/ 

Strang (3) 

2001 - Singles: Melissa Hatley (1), Erika Proko (2), Laura Bruno (3), Alyson Brice (4), Brandi 

Jane Wedgeworth (5), Elizabeth Law (6). Doubles: Hatley/Proko (1), Bruno/Strang (2), Law/Ellie 

Simpson (3) 

2002 - Singles: Lora Farris (4), Kristin Crawford (6) 

2003 - Singles: Erika Proko (1), Laura Bruno (2), Brandi Jane Wedgeworth (3), Lisa Mabry (4), Elizabeth 

Law (5), Megan Curran (6). Doubles: Bruno/Mabry (1), Farris/Law (2), Proko/Wedgeworth (3). 

2004 - Singles: Lindsay Hagerman (1), Kristen McClung (2), Elizabeth Law (3), Ginny Wortham 

(4), Lisa Mabry (5), Katie Kingsbury (6). Doubles: Hagerman/Wortham (1), McClung/Farris (2), 

Law/Mabry (3). 

2005 - Singles: Lindsay Hagerman (1), Kristen McClung (2), Emily Applegate (3), Ginny Wortham 

(4), Leah Weston (5), Katie Kingsbury (6). Doubles: Hagerman/Wortham (1), McClung/Applegate 

(2), Weston/Lora Farris (3). 

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2006 - Singles: Emily Applegate (1), Katie Tabb (2), Leah Weston (4), Tori Christmas (5), Kelly Will 

(6). Doubles: Tabb/Wortham (1), Weston/Marby (2), Applegate/Timmis(3). 

2007 - Singles: Emily Applegate (1), Ginny Wortham (2), Katie Tabb (3), Kristen McClung (4), Kelly 

Will (5), Lauren Caire (6). Doubles: Applegate/McClung (1), Wortham/Tabb (2), Caire/Weston (3) 

W&L IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT 

Washington and Lee women's tennis reached the pinnacle in 2007 when it claimed the 

NCAA Division III National Championship with a 5-2 victory over Amherst College. Though it was 

the program's first national title, the Generals have been a fixture in Division III women's tennis 

for almost two decades. W&L has advanced to the quarterfinals in each of the past nine seasons, 

finishing as the runner-up in 1996, 2003, 2005 and 2006. 

TEAM RESULTS 

1991 Tournament: 1st Round: St. Thomas 6, W&L 3; Vassar 5, W&L 4; 11th Place Match: St. 

Olaf 7, W&L 2 

1994 Tournament: 1st Round: Williams 5, W&L 3; W&L 6, Cal-Santa Cruz 3; 5th Place Match: 

Emory 5, W&L 4. 

1995 Tournament: 1st Round: W&L 8, Skidmore 1; Quarterfinals: W&L 6, Amherst 3; Semifinals: 

Kenyon 5, W&L 4; 3rd Place Match: W&L 5, Trinity (Texas) 4. 

1996 Tournament: 1st Round: W&L 5, Sewanee 0; Quarterfinals: W&L 5, Pomona-Pitzer 2; 

Semifinals: W&L 5, Trinity (Texas) 2; Championship: Emory 5, W&L 1. 

1997 Tournament: 1st Round: W&L 8, Pomona-Pitzer 1; Quarterfinals: W&L 6, Gustavus Adolphus 

3; Semifinals: Kenyon 6, W&L 3; 3rd Place Match: Emory 5, W&L 4. 

1998 Tournament: 1st Round: W&L 5, Williams 3; Quarterfinals: Gustavus Adolphus 6, W&L 3. 

1999 Tournament: 1st Round: W&L 5, Kenyon 4; Quarterfinals: Trinity 7, W&L 2. 

2000 Tournament: 1st Round: W&L 9, Rhodes 0; Quarterfinals: W&L 6, Kenyon 3; Semifinals: 

Trinity (Texas) 6, W&L 3, 3rd Place Match: W&L 5, Amherst 4 

2001 Tournament: 1st Round: W&L 9, Salisbury State 0, 2nd Round: W&L 8, Mary Washington 

1, Quarterfinals: Trinity (Texas) 7, W&L 2 

2002 Tournament: 1st Round: W&L 9, Mary Washington 0; 2nd Round: W&L 9, Salisbury 0; 

Quarterfinals: W&L 5, Pomona-Pitzer 4; Semifinals: Emory 5, W&L 4; 3rd Place Match: W&L 

5, Trinity (Texas) 4 

2003 Tournament: 1st Round: W&L 9, Salisbury 0; 2nd Round: W&L 8, Swarthmore 1; Quarterfinals: 

W&L 8, Pomona-Pitzer 1; Semifinals: W&L 7, Amherst 2; Championship: Emory 5, W&L 1. 

2004 Tournament: 1st Round: W&L 7, Mary Washington 0; 2nd Round: W&L 7, Swathmore 2; 

Quarterfinals: W&L 5, Gustavus Adolphus 3; Semifinals: Emory 5, W&L 0; 3rd Place Match: 

Williams 5, W&L 4 

2005 Tournament: 1st Round: W&L 5, Swarthmore 0; 2nd Round: W&L 5, Carnegie Mellon 0; 

Quarterfinals: W&L 5, Denison 1; Semifinals: W&L 5, Middlebury 3; Championship: Emory 5, 

W&L 3 

2006 Tournament: 1st Round: W&L 5, Mary Washington 0; 2nd Round: W&L 5, Carnegie Mellon 

0; Quarterfinals: W&L 5, Williams 0; Semifinals: W&L 5, Claremont Mudd-Scripps 1; Championship: 

Emory 5, W&L 1 

2007 Tournament: 1st Round: W&L 5, Swarthmore 0; 2nd Round: W&L 5, Mary Washington 

0; Quarterfinals: W&L 5, Middlebury 3; Semifinals: W&L 5, Williams 0; Championship: W&L 

5, Amherst 2 

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W&L IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT 

INDIVIDUAL QUALIFIERS 

SINGLES 

YEAR NAME Round 

1989 Jean Stroman First Round 

1991 Jean Stroman First Round 

1992 Marilyn Baker Second Round 

1993 Marilyn Baker Quarterfinals 

1994 Marilyn Baker Second Round 

1995 Marilyn Baker Quarterfinals 

1995 Natalia Garcia Semifinals 

1996 Natalia Garcia Quarterfinals 

1996 Ericka Shapard First Round 

1997 Ericka Shapard Second Round 

1998 Ericka Shapard Second Round 

1998 Brook Hartzell Second Round 

1999 Brook Hartzell First Round 

2000 Brook Hartzell Second Round 

2000 Erin Eggers Second Round 

2001 Erika Proko Quarterfinals 

2001 Melissa Hatley First Round 

2002 Erika Proko Semifinals 

2002 Lindsay Hagerman First Round 

2003 Erika Proko Semifinals 

2003 Lindsay Hagerman Semifinals 

2004 Lindsay Hagerman Semifinals 

2004 Kristen McClung Second Round 

2005 Lindsay Hagerman National Champion 

2005 Emily Applegate First Round 

2005 Kristen McClung First Round 

2006 Katie Tabb Quarterfinals 

2006 Emily Applegate National Champion 

2007 Emily Applegate Runner-Up 

DOUBLES 

YEAR DOUBLES TEAM Round 

1994 Julie Ayers/Marilyn Baker First Round 

1995 Marilyn Baker/Natalia Garcia National Champions 

1996 Julie Ayers/Natalia Garcia First Round 

1997 Natalia Garcia/Brook Hartzell First Round 

1998 Ericka Shapard/Berry Blankinship Quarterfinals 

1999 Brook Hartzell/Melissa Hatley First Round 

2000 Brook Hartzell/Melissa Hatley Runner-up 

2000 Erika Proko/Erin Eggers Semifinals 

2001 Erika Proko/Melissa Hatley First Round 

2002 Erika Proko/Melissa Hatley Quarterfinals 

2003 Erika Proko/Lindsay Hagerman Semifinals 

2004 Lindsay Hagerman/Ginny Wortham Semifinals 

2005 Lindsay Hagerman/Ginny Wortham Semifinals 

2005 Emily Applegate/Kristen McClung Semifinals 

2006 Katie Tabb/Ginny Wortham Semifinals 

2006 Emily Applegate/Kristen McClung First Round 

2007 Emily Applegate/Kristen McClung First Round 

Emily Applegate 

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Lindsay Hagerman


W&L TENNIS FACILITIES 

Lower Level Outdoor Courts 

Washington and Lee boasts one of the finest tennis complexes in the nation 

with the addition of the Duchossois Tennis Center. The facility is named in honor 

of Richard Duchossois, Class of 1944, who donated the money in honor of former 

University president Dr. John D. Wilson who retired in 1995. 

The Duchossois Tennis Center is a magnificent four-court indoor complex 

with a spacious spectator gallery overlooking all four courts, team locker rooms 

and player’s lounges. The entrance to the facility includes a dramatic gatehouse, an 

architectural element consistent with two of the other newest buildings on campus, 

and the lobby features oak flooring throughout. 

W&L also has a 14-court outdoor complex located above and below Wilson 

Field, the University’s main athletic stadium. The complex has eight courts on the 

upper level behind the stadium and six courts located on the lower level beneath 

the historic Washington and Lee footbridge. 

The facility served as host for the 1998 NCAA Division III Women's National 

Championships and has also hosted the NCAA Division III Men’s Championships in 

1985, 1988, and 1997, along with numerous other collegiate and local tournaments 

through the years. 

Duchossois Tennis Center 

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KENNETH P. RUSCIO, UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT 

Ken Ruscio officially began his duties as 

the University's 26th president in July 2006. 

Ruscio earned a B.A. in politics from Washington 

and Lee in 1976 and earned an M.P.A. 

and Ph.D. from Syracuse University's Maxwell 

School of Citizenship and Public Affairs in 1978 

and 1983, respectively. 

Ruscio served as a professor of politics, 

associate dean of the Williams School of Commerce, 

Economics, and Politics, and dean of 

freshmen at W&L from 1987 until 2002, when 

he became the dean of the Jepson School of 

Leadership Studies at the University of Richmond. 

Ruscio has also taught at Worcester Polytechnic 

Institute and Kansas University and was 

a postdoctoral research scholar at UCLA. He recently completed his second term as 

national president of Omicron Delta Kappa, a national leadership society begun at W&L 

in 1914 that now has chapters at over 300 campuses. He has led and served on dozens 

of academic, professional and civic committees. 

Ruscio is married to the former Kimberley O'Donnell of New York. They have a 

son, Matt, age 17. 

JAN HATHORN, ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 

Jan Hathorn was named as Washington 

and Lee's Director of Athletics in April of 2007 

and began her appointment as the seventh director 

in the University's history in July. 

Hathorn is no stranger to W&L, having 

served as the women's lacrosse coach for 19 

seasons and as the women's soccer coach for 

14 seasons. She had also been an assistant 

athletic director and the University's Director of 

Physical Education since 2002. 

Hathorn arrived at W&L in the fall of 1987 

and was charged with beginning the school's 

women's soccer and lacrosse programs. She 

guided the soccer team to a 129-88-9 (.591) 

record from 1987-2000 and was named the 

ODAC Coach of the Year twice. 

In lacrosse, Hathorn turned W&L into one of the nation's elite programs, guiding 

the Generals to a 222-93 (.705) record from 1989-07. Her teams produced 17 winning 

seasons, nine ODAC titles and eight NCAA Tournament berths, and she was named the 

ODAC Coach of the Year nine times, including in each of her final five years. Hathorn's 

277 career wins (277-112) rank among the most in the history of collegiate women's 

lacrosse. 

Before arriving at W&L, Hathorn spent five years at Denison University, where 

she coached the lacrosse team to a 55-19 overall record and five conference titles. Her 

1985, 1986, and 1987 teams finished eighth in the NCAA Division III National Tournament 

and she was named the NCAC Coach of the Year in 1987. 

Hathorn earned a B.A. in physical education from the State University of New 

York at Cortland in 1982 and a M.A. in physical education from Ohio State University in 

1985. 

Hathorn makes her home in Lexington, where she is active in the community. 

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ABOUT W&L 

WASHINGTON and LEE UNIVER- 

SITY — a small, private, liberal 

arts college, is the ninth oldest 

institution of higher education in 

America. Founded in 1749, W&L 

prides itself on the characteristics 

that have earned its reputation as 

a place unique and apart in the 

national educational scene. 

The school’s name comes from 

two of America’s great leaders 

who saved W&L in times of need. 

George Washington saved then 

Liberty Hall Academy from financial 

ruin in 1796 when he gave the 

school its first major endowment 

gift—$20,000 worth of James River 

Canal stock. The donation—at 

the time the largest to any educational institution—continues today as part of the 

endowment. 

Robert E. Lee saved then Washington College from obscurity after the Civil 

War by serving as its innovative president from 1865 until his death in 1870, and 

instituting such programs as the School of Law, the nation’s first school of journalism, 

and the revered Honor System that continues to play a major role in W&L life. 

More than 95 percent of W&L’s full-time faculty members hold doctorate or 

other terminal degrees, and all of them are, first and foremost, teachers. And with 

an average class size of just 16, W&L students clearly benefit from that expertise. 

W&L was ranked 17th in the 2007 U.S. News listing of the nation's top liberal 

arts colleges, marking the 19th consecutive year that W&L has been ranked as one 

of the top 25 liberal arts colleges in the nation. 

W&L also features a highly-ranked School of Law that has been an integral part 

of the school since 1866. Approximately 120 students receive Juris Doctor degrees 

each year and five receive Master of Laws. 

With a student body that represents nearly all 50 states and attracts citizens from 

50 other countries, W&L is truly an international institution set in an idyllic college 

town. USA Today described it this way: “If you close your eyes and conjure up the 

ideal campus—red brick buildings with rows of white columns, a placid commons 

beneath the arching branches of ivy-covered trees, a small town of 19th-century 

storefronts—you’ve got Washington and Lee.” 

Washington and Lee University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, 

religion, national or ethnic origin, sex, sexual orientation, age, disability or veteran's 

status in its educational programs and activities or with regard to employment. 

Undergraduate student inquiries about this policy should be directed to the Dean of 

Students Affairs, Elrod University Commons, (540) 458-8751, law student inquiries to 

the Associate Dean for Student Services, (540) 458-8533, and employment inquiries 

to the Director of Human Resources, Howard House, (540) 458-8920, Washington 

and Lee University, Lexington, Virginia 24450-2116.

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