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Wilson L. Fewster
Biographical details
Born	c. 1926
Died	June 11, 2014 (aged 87)
Alma mater	Johns Hopkins (1950)
Playing career
Lacrosse
1947–1950	Johns Hopkins

Coaching career (HC unless noted)
Football
1957–1965	Johns Hopkins
Lacrosse
1951	Washington and Lee
1952–1953	Johns Hopkins
1954	Virginia
1957–1966	Johns Hopkins (assistant)
Soccer
1954	Virginia

Head coaching record
Overall	28–36–6 (football)
Accomplishments and honors
Championships
Football 1 Mason–Dixon (1959) 2 MAC Southern College Division (1959–1960)

Wilson Lloyd Fewster (c. 1926 – June 11, 2014) was an American college lacrosse player and college football, college lacrosse, college soccer, and wrestling coach. He coached all four of those sports at various times between 1951 and 1966 at his alma mater, Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland. Fewster also served as the head lacrosse coach at Washington & Lee University in 1951 and the University of Virginia in 1954.

Fewster was the son of former Major League Baseball player, Chick Fewster.

Head coaching record


Year	Team	Overall	Conference	Standing
Johns Hopkins Blue Jays (Mason–Dixon Conference) (1957)
1957	Johns Hopkins	3–2–2	1–1–1	T–2nd
Johns Hopkins Blue Jays (Middle Atlantic Conference / Mason–Dixon Conference) (1958–1965)
1958	Johns Hopkins	5–3	5–1 / 0–3	2nd (Southern College) / T–5th
1959	Johns Hopkins	7–1	6–0 / 2–1	1st (Southern College) / 1st
1960	Johns Hopkins	5–2–1	5–1 / 0–2	1st (Southern College) / T–5th
1961	Johns Hopkins	3–4–1	2–3–1 / 1–1	6th (Southern College) / T–3rd
1962	Johns Hopkins	2–6	2–4 / 0–2	7th (Southern College) / T–4th
1963	Johns Hopkins	0–6–1	0–4–1 / 0–1	11th (Southern College) / T–5th
1964	Johns Hopkins	2–6	2–4 / 0–2	T–8th (Southern College) / 6th
1965	Johns Hopkins	1–6–1	1–4–1 / 1–1	T–10th (Southern College) / 4th
Johns Hopkins:		28–36–6
Total:		28–36–6
National championship Conference title Conference division title or championship game berth

v t e Johns Hopkins Blue Jays head men's lacrosse coaches
Elgin Gould (1883) No team (1884–1887) Clinton L. Riggs (1888) Brantz Roszel (1889–1896) William H. Maddren (1897–1901) Ronald T. Abercrombie & Bill Schmeisser (1902) Bill Schmeisser (1903) Charles MacInnes (1904) Bill Schmeisser (1905–1909) Alan Chesney (1910) G. Pitts Raleigh (1911–1912) Reaney Wolfe (1913–1921) John Knipp (1922) Bill Schmeisser (1923–1925) Ray Van Orman (1926–1934) William Kelso Morrill (1935–1943) No team (1944) William Kelso Morrill (1945–1946) Howdy Myers (1947–1949) William Kelso Morrill (1950) Fred Smith (1951) Wilson L. Fewster (1952–1953) Fred Smith (1954) Robert H. Scott (1955–1974) Henry Ciccarone (1975–1983) Don Zimmerman (1984–1990) Tony Seaman (1991–1998) John Haus (1999–2000) Dave Pietramala (2001–2020) Peter Milliman (2020-present)

v t e Virginia Cavaliers men's soccer head coaches
Lawrence Ludwig (1941–1942) No team (1943–1945) Lawrence Ludwig (1946–1950) Hugh Moomaw (1951–1953) Wilson L. Fewster (1954) Robert Sandell (1955–1957) Gene Corrigan (1958–1965) Gordon Burris (1966–1970) Jim Stephens (1971–1973) Larry Gross (1974–1977) Bruce Arena (1978–1995) George Gelnovatch (1996– )

v t e Virginia Cavaliers head men's lacrosse coaches
William James (1904–1905) G. A. Paddoch (1906) A. J. Saville (1907) No records available (1908–1924) Allen Voshell (1925–1929) Gus Welch (1930–1932) No team (1933–1936) Kirk Train (1937–1938) John Goucher (1939) No team (1940) Walter Coakley (1941) Erv Dickey (1942) No team (1943–1946) Randall Coleman (1947–1948) Charles H. Guy (1949–1950) Robert Fuller (1951–1953) Wilson L. Fewster (1954) Bob Sandell (1955–1958) Gene Corrigan (1959–1967) Bud Beardmore (1968–1969) Glenn Thiel (1970–1977) Jim Adams (1978–1992) Dom Starsia (1993–2016) Lars Tiffany (2017– )

v t e Johns Hopkins Blue Jays head football coaches
No coach (1882–1894) George Burlingame (1895) No team (1896) George Burlingame (1897–1898) Ivan Thorson & Bond (1899–1900) Byron W. Dickinson (1901–1902) No team (1903) Lawrence Lee Iseman (1904–1905) Patrick McDonnell & Alexander Randall (1906) J. Abner Saylor (1907–1908) Thomas Lynn (1909–1910) Edwin Harlan (1911) Max Rohde (1912) John H. Gates (1913–1914) Charles Brickley (1915) Harry E. Brennick (1916) B. Russell Murphy (1917–1919) Ray Van Orman (1920–1935) C. Gardner Mallonee (1936–1942) No team (1943) C. Gardner Mallonee (1943–1945) Howdy Myers (1946–1949) Charles H. Guy (1950) Frank R. Burns (1951–1952) John Bridgers (1953–1956) Wilson L. Fewster (1957–1965) Alex Sotir (1966–1970) Dennis Cox (1971–1978) Howdy Myers (1979) Jerry Pfeifer (1980–1989) Jim Margraff (1990–2018) Greg Chimera (2019) No team (2020) Greg Chimera (2021–2023) Dan Wodicka (2024– )