Now, Goucher has the tennis facilities that match the caliber of our teams. The Evelyn Dyke Schroedl ’62 Tennis Center features 12 outdoor courts, provides a stellar home-court advantage to our championship-winning tennis teams, and honors the legacy and generosity of its namesake. Schroedl, a Baltimore native and avid tennis player, couldn’t afford college after high school and instead attended part-time as an adult student while working full-time in the Goucher Registrar’s Office. She graduated at the age of 42 and eventually became Goucher’s registrar. She began working at Goucher in 1949 and worked at the college for more than 30 years. Now, at 102 years old and with the new center open, her desire to spread the joy of tennis to future Goucher students is on firm, freshly painted ground.