Will named NESCAC Rookie of the Year
Williams College won its 10th straight NESCAC Men's Tennis Championship by claiming three singles and two doubles brackets over the weekend. Bowdoin's Colin Joyner was honored as the NESCAC Player of the Year and with the Chaffee Sportsmanship Award. Joyner lost the #1 singles title to Bates freshman William Boe-Wiegaard (Georgetown, Conn.) who was honored as NESCAC Rookie of the Year. Wesleyan head coach Don Long wasnamed conference Coach of the Year.
About Will
William Boe-Wiegaard was born in Oslo, Norway on November 9, 1983. Started playing tennis at age five. Studied biochemistry at Bates College where he won the 2006 NCAA DIII national singles championship title...
William Boe-Wiegaard was born in Oslo, Norway on November 9, 1983. Started playing tennis at age five. Studied biochemistry at Bates College where he won the 2006 NCAA DIII national singles championship title...
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