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Ranked behind defending champion Lynchburg, the Washington and Lee field hockey team returns key players, a stable coaching staff and a full slate of televised games, positioning them for a strong 2026 campaign.
Washington and Lee University's men's basketball program has been honored with its seventh straight NABC Team Academic Excellence Award, while six players secure NABC Honors Court nods and the team clinches a top seed in the ODAC playoffs.
The Generals have earned the American Baseball Coaches Association’s Team Academic Excellence Award for the second year in a row, highlighting a season marked by strong academics and notable on‑field achievements.
The Washington and Lee men's basketball team will travel to Italy from August 6 to 15, playing three matches against professional academies, touring historic cities and experiencing Italian culture under the guidance of captains Connor Amorosi and Conor Roberton.
Tony Collins II, formerly an assistant football coach at Washington and Lee University, has accepted a multifaceted coaching role at Wesleyan University (Conn.). His departure follows a distinguished tenure marked by defensive excellence and academic mentorship.
Five members of the Washington and Lee University baseball team have been named to the College Sports Communicators Academic All‑District team, highlighting the program’s commitment to academic achievement alongside athletic performance.
Emily Ehrensbeck will start her role as assistant field hockey coach at Washington and Lee University on June 8, 2026, bringing extensive coaching experience and a strong academic background.
Lehigh University's head coach Sarah Assante enters her second year, aiming to build on a promising 2025‑26 campaign that saw multiple players earn conference honors.
Freshman Alex Caywood is named Region 6 Rookie of the Year and earns Second Team All‑Region, while senior Nathan DeWitte secures First Team All‑Region honors. Their performances help the Generals finish 21‑14‑1 and return to the ODAC Tournament.