Washington and Lee University
Washington and Lee's men's and women's tennis teams play a majority of their matches on the outdoor courts that consist 14 courts in all.
The upper courts, considered the home of the men's tennis program, consists of eight courts, a gallery area and a tennis pavillion which serves as a gathering area for tournament officials and fans alike. The courts are located directly behind Wilson Field.
The lower courts, which were renovated and renamed the William Washburn Tennis Courts after the University's first women's tennis coach, consists of six courts and a storage building that includes restroom facilities. The lower courts are located directly behind the East endzone of Wilson Field and beneath the University footbridge, which was constructed in 1924.
W&L's outdoor tennis courts have played host to numerous conference and national tournaments, including the 1985, 1988 and 1997 NCAA Division III Men's Tennis Championships and the 1998 NCAA Division III Women's Tennis Championship.
For directions on how to arrive on the Washington and Lee campus and Lexington community, please visit our directions webpage. To arrive at the Upper or Lower Tennis Courts, please park in the University Parking deck located at the intersection of Washington Street and Nelson Street. From the parking deck, take the University Footbridge to the Wilson Field and Tennis Courts area.