Tony Conway, a former three-year letterwinner for the Keydets from 1997-2001, will return to his alma mater this season for his fifth year as an assistant coach.
Conway, a native of Glasgow, Scotland, was a team co-captain for the Keydets during his senior year in 2000, and started 16 of 17 games that season.
During his freshman year, he played in one match after spending most of the season recovering from a broken leg. The following season, he quickly became a key contributor in his sophomore year on defense, playing in 15 games with eight starts. Additionally, he picked up his first career assist in a match against Bucknell.
As a junior, Conway was one of seven players to play in all 17 matches for the Keydets, earning 12 starts. Conway also provided a much needed offensive boost from the back line, as he led the team in assists with helpers coming against Belmont, UNC Asheville, Wofford, and The Citadel.
Prior to Lexington, Conway played in the youth club systems for Crystal Palace FC, as well as Reading FC as a youth in Scotland.
Following his graduation from the Institute, he was tabbed the head man of the Rockbridge County High School team, where he was also a teacher for three years.
He is now entering his fifth year as associate director of admissions at Washington & Lee University. At W&L, he serves as the administrator for the universities recruiting software and database, in addition to web presence and various print and electronic communications.
