Washington and Lee University Dominates Shenandoah University in Regular Season Finale
Key points:
- The Washington and Lee University football team dominated Shenandoah University in their regular season finale, winning 40-21.
- Jacob Romero led the Generals with two rushing touchdowns, while Stephen Murrin threw for two touchdowns and rushed for 85 yards.
- The Generals finish the regular season with an 8-2 record and will now prepare for the Chesapeake Challenge.
Washington and Lee University’s football team dominated their regular season finale, defeating Shenandoah University 40-21 in an impressive display of offense and defense. The Generals finished the season with an 8-2 record, showcasing a strong running game and an efficient passing attack. Quarterback Stephen Murrin led the team, completing 11 of 12 passes for 136 yards and two touchdowns, while also contributing 85 rushing yards. The Generals’ defense also shone, holding Shenandoah to under 300 total yards and recording four sacks. Washington and Lee now looks forward to hosting the Chesapeake Challenge next Saturday.
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