Join the Action: Washington and Lee University in the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament – Pack Holekamp!

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Join the Action: Washington and Lee University in the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament – Pack Holekamp!

LEXINGTON, Va. — Exciting news for Washington and Lee University! For only the second time in its history, and within three seasons, the fourth-ranked women’s basketball team will host the NCAA Division III Tournament opening weekend. Fans can gather at Holekamp Gym at 8 p.m. on Friday, March 6, to cheer on the team.

The Generals will compete against St. Mary’s (Md.) in the first round. If they win, they’ll play again on Saturday at 8 p.m., facing either Gettysburg or Christopher Newport.

Fans without a W&L ID are encouraged to buy tickets in advance through HomeTown Ticketing. Prices are $10 for children (ages 3–12), students, and seniors (65+), and $15 for adults.

Complimentary Admission Info

The first 300 W&L students can get in for free on Friday, thanks to the Student Engagement and Leadership department. Just bring your W&L Student ID to the ticket table.

Current faculty and staff can also enjoy complimentary admission by showing their IDs. The Office of Alumni Engagement will cover entry for alumni throughout the weekend; they just need to tell the ticket table their class year. Alumni can also grab pom-poms and rally rags to show their support.

Giveaway Alert

Fans, friends, and family can pick up a free commemorative T-shirt at the University Store on Friday from 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., while supplies last. All attendees are encouraged to wear the shirt to the game.

A Bit About W&L

Washington and Lee University, nestled in Virginia’s mountains, is the ninth-oldest college in the U.S., founded in 1749. As a proud member of NCAA Division III, it boasts over 500 student-athletes across 24 sports and has celebrated over 265 conference championships. For more details, visit Generalssports.com or follow @WLUGenerals on social media.

This weekend promises to be thrilling, and the excitement surrounding the Generals highlights the vibrant spirit of W&L basketball.



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