The Washington and Lee women's tennis team achieved a significant milestone by advancing to the national quarterfinals for the first time in five years. The 14th-ranked Generals defeated No. 10 Trinity (Texas) 4-1 in the NCAA tournament's second round on May 10, before toppling No. 7 Emory 5-4 later that day. Sophomore Sarah Donnelly clinched the decisive match against Emory, showcasing the team's resilience and depth as they continue their postseason run.
In men's lacrosse, senior James Haley set a new single-season points record while leading the 13th-ranked Generals to a commanding 19-10 victory over No. 7 Gettysburg in the NCAA tournament's second round on May 10. Haley's standout performance included four goals and four assists, helping Washington and Lee secure a dominant lead after a strong first half. The Generals will look to build on this momentum as they advance further into the tournament.
The Washington and Lee women's lacrosse team faced a heartbreaking 8-7 overtime loss to No. 22 Christopher Newport in the NCAA tournament on May 10. The Generals, ranked 11th, held a 7-4 lead late in the third quarter but were unable to maintain their advantage as Christopher Newport scored four unanswered goals to secure the win. This marked a disappointing end to a strong season for the Generals, who finished with a 15-5 record.
In track and field, Reese Brown and Macky Gartley both set program records at the Liberty University Twilight meet on May 7. Brown improved her time in the 3,000m steeplechase, while Gartley reset his own record in the 110m hurdles, highlighting the Generals' continued excellence in athletics. The track and field team will look to carry this momentum into their upcoming competitions.