The Williams College women's ice hockey team concluded its season with a 1-0 loss to No. 1 Wisconsin-River Falls in the NCAA Elite Eight on March 21. Senior goaltender Erin Pye delivered a remarkable performance, saving 45 of 46 shots, but the Ephs could not find the equalizer despite a late power play opportunity. This game marked the end of the collegiate careers for several seniors, including Pye, who was recently named a finalist for the prestigious Laura Hurd Award, recognizing her as one of the top players in NCAA Division III.
In track and field, the Ephs opened their outdoor season at the Emory Spring Break Classic in Atlanta, Georgia, on March 22. The women's team showcased impressive performances, with Ellie Fitzgerald and Audrey Cheng finishing first and second in their events, respectively. Maria Fareti continued her strong form from the indoor season, achieving the top NESCAC mark in the hammer throw. Kelsey Tarby's 5.28m long jump also stands as the best in the conference so far. The men's team also had notable performances, with several athletes returning from the indoor season and competing strongly, setting the stage for the outdoor campaign ahead.
In swimming and diving, the Ephs competed at the NCAA Division III Championships, where they had a strong start. Freshman Sam Brozek made headlines by finishing the 50 freestyle in under 20 seconds for the first time, while the women's duo of Maggie Farley and Esme Van Orden earned All-American honors in the 100 fly, finishing fourth and eighth, respectively. Sophie Phelps continued to impress, securing a sixth-place finish in the 400 IM, marking her third podium appearance of the week.
The Williams College basketball program celebrated individual honors as sophomore guard Micah Walton and junior forward Kathleen Smith received honorable mentions from the Women's Basketball Coaches Association. Walton's outstanding season included multiple high-scoring games, and she was also recognized on several All-Conference teams, highlighting her contributions to the team's success this year.