Ephs win 23rd NESCAC Championship
No. 8 Ephs compete at February Invitational
Ephs fall at Amherst, 6-0
Williams Advances To Semifinals
Men’s squash moves past Bates in NESCAC action
Women’s squash cruises past Bates
Swimming & Diving (M)01 / 06

Williams Men's Swimming Secures 23rd NESCAC Championship

The Ephs clinch their seventh consecutive title in a thrilling finish, while women's basketball advances in the postseason.

Ephs win 23rd NESCAC Championship

The Ephs clinch their seventh consecutive title in a thrilling finish, while women's basketball advances in the postseason.

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The Williams College men's swimming and diving team captured its 23rd NESCAC Championship and seventh consecutive title at Colby College, finishing with 1,599 points, narrowly edging out Tufts, which scored 1,562. After entering the final day in second place, the Ephs delivered an impressive performance, culminating in a dramatic victory that showcased their depth and resilience.

In women's swimming, three athletes from the No. 8-ranked Williams team participated in the February Invitational on the same weekend. They aimed to secure NCAA qualifying times and B cuts, seeking to extend their competitive seasons beyond the NESCAC Championship.

The women's basketball team advanced to the NESCAC semifinals with a 75-55 victory over Trinity College on Friday. This win at Ray Oosting Gymnasium in Hartford marks a significant step forward for the Ephs as they continue their postseason journey.

In men's squash, the Ephs had a successful weekend, beginning with a 6-3 victory over No. 12 Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where first-year Leighton Calhoun clinched the decisive match. They followed this with an 8-1 win against Bates College, maintaining their momentum and avoiding any letdown after their earlier triumph.

The women's squash team also enjoyed a commanding performance, defeating Bates College 9-0 without dropping a single game. The No. 16 Ephs will look to carry this strong form into their next match against No. 19 Wesleyan University.

Finally, the men's ice hockey team faced a challenging weekend, suffering a 6-0 defeat at Amherst after a notable 4-3 victory against No. 2 Hamilton earlier in the week, where junior Brady Welsch contributed significantly with one goal and two assists. The Ephs will aim to regroup as they prepare for the upcoming postseason.

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