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Jamie King, HEAD COACH
Hamilton received the prestigious Team Sportsmanship Trophy at the 2008 CSA team championships. The award is voted on by the coaches and is presented to the team that best displayed the highest level of sportsmanship during the season. King is the first individual to receive the award as a player (as captain of the 1984 Williams College team) and as a coach. King's Hamilton teams have won a total of 73 matches and have won 10 or more matches in each of the past four seasons. The Continentals earned the 2002 Bill Barhite Award, which goes to the most improved team in the CSA. Hamilton finished 2001-02 with a 10-9 record after it went 2-16 the year before. Hamilton finished third in the Conroy Division at the 2002 CSA team championships and was second in 2003. Prior to his arrival at Hamilton, King served as assistant coach for the men's and women's squash teams and was the men's tennis coach at Vassar College. He also coached tennis at Marist College and was racquets director at Poughkeepsie Tennis Club. King graduated from Williams College with a bachelor's degree in political science and American studies. He played varsity squash, tennis and soccer at Williams. King was the squash team captain for two seasons. When he was a senior, Williams put together a 20-2 record and was ranked third in the nation. Mark Oakes, ASSISTANT COACH
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Jamie King is in his ninth season as head men's squash coach and director of racquet sports at Hamilton College. Hamilton won two out of three matches at the College Squash Association (CSA) team championships and finished the season at No. 19 in the final team rankings. That ranking is the highest the Continentals have enjoyed at the end of any season under King. He guided Hamilton to a career-best 13 victories in 2006-07.