Julie Greenwood This is Me

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1. 1. www.williamsrecord.com

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   Published on: 9/12/2007   Last Visited: 2/13/2008

   Women's tennis soared to unprecedented heights under the leadership of former Head Coach Julie Greenwood '96. The team captured two consecutive NCAA championships, in 2001 and 2002, and consistently competed with the best teams in the country. Last year, the Ephs posted a 19-7 record, earned second place in the NESCAC championships and advanced to the NCAA semifinals, where they finally fell 5-0 to eventual first-place team Washington and Lee.
   
   After four years as a player and nine years as a coach, Greenwood concluded her time at Williams. She now serves as the executive director of Squash Haven, an urban squash program for kids in New Haven, Conn. One of her former players takes her position at head coach.

2. 2. www.williamsrecord.com

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   Published on: 10/25/2006   Last Visited: 2/13/2008

   "The focus is on competitive toughness and I think we made some real gains," Head Coach Julie Greenwood said.
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   I thought Grace and Allie did an awesome job with a really tough doubles draw," Greenwood said.
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   "I think we feel proud of the progress we made but also motivated by the ways that we fell short," Greenwood said.

3. 3. Williams Record ARCHIVES: April 19, 2005

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   Published on: 4/19/2005   Last Visited: 2/13/2008

   "We did the things that win teams close matches," Head Coach Julie Greenwood said.
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   "Annie's match showed a lot of grit," Greenwood said.
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   "I was as disappointed in our performance against Middlebury as I have been in a match all year," Greenwood said.
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   "Courtney continues to get better with every match," Greenwood said.
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   Given the injuries, Greenwood kept practices light last week, but refused to attribute the losses to physical rather than mental weaknesses.
   
   "I think Saturday may have been a function of confused expectations ... knowing that we have improved a ton but not really believing that we were ready and deserved to be able to [win]," Greenwood said.
   
   The team is now gearing up for its only home match of the season against Amherst at 11 a.m. on Saturday.
   
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