The Washington and Lee University women's golf team made history by finishing fourth at the NCAA Division III Championship, marking the program's best result to date. The Generals shot a final round score of 4-over par, concluding the tournament with a total of 12-over, solidifying their position among the nation's elite. This achievement highlights the team's consistent performance throughout the season and sets a new benchmark for future squads.
In track and field, several athletes represented Washington and Lee at the NCAA Division III Outdoor Championships in La Crosse, Wisconsin. Senior Bailey Hedgemon earned First Team All-America honors with an eighth-place finish in the hammer throw, while first-year Macky Gartley claimed Second Team All-America recognition by finishing tenth in the 110m hurdles. Senior Keaton Rush concluded his season with a 17th place finish in the 10,000m and also competed in the 5,000m, alongside sophomore Sam Daunt, who also wrapped up his season at the national meet. Additionally, the men's team received nine All-South Region honors from the USTFCCCA, while the women's team garnered 21.
Washington and Lee's women's tennis team saw senior Lauren Long advance to the NCAA Singles Quarterfinals after securing two straight-set victories in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Long's performance showcases her skill and determination as she continues her pursuit of a national title. The Generals will look to build on this momentum in the upcoming matches.
In women's lacrosse, the Generals celebrated multiple All-America honors, with standout performances recognized by the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association and USA Lacrosse Magazine. Sophomore attackers Lara Baki and Dagny Tombaugh, junior attacker Hannah Van Son, and sophomore midfielder Kelly Polacek were all acknowledged for their contributions to the team's success this season, further establishing Washington and Lee's reputation in the sport.
