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No. 4 Ephs compile 11 All-Conference efforts at NESCAC Championship

HADLEY, Mass. - After earning a runner-up finish during the 2026 NESCAC Championship on April 25-26, the No. 4-ranked Williams College women's outdoor track & field team was honored with 11 All-Conference performances.

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HADLEY, Mass. - After earning a runner-up finish during the 2026 NESCAC Championship on April 25-26, the No. 4-ranked Williams College women's outdoor track & field team was honored with 11 All-Conference performances.

In order to receive All-Conference recognition, student-athletes or relay teams must finish in the top three in their respective events. The Ephs clocked five NESCAC meet records Saturday and Sunday on Lee Track in Williamstown, Massachusetts.

Sophomore

Kate Tuttle (1,500 meters, 4:24.53), junior

Bella King-Harvey (400 meters, 54.79) and sophomore

Annika Paluska (800 meters, 2:08.20) finished first in their respective events, earned All-Conference honors and set NESCAC meet records.

Junior

Cate Donaldson, senior

Ella Sukup, junior

Claire Jensen and King-Harvey placed first and set a NESCAC meet record with a time of 3:44.63 in the 4x400-meter relay. During the 4x800-meter relay, Tuttle, sophomore

Lily Yampolsky, junior

Jordan Liss-Riordan and Paluska garnered first-place accolades with a NESCAC meet record of 9:02.98.

Senior

Charlene Peng and junior

Morgan Eigel finished first overall in the 3,000-meter steeplechase (10:32.63) and 5,000 meters (16:41.61), respectively. Senior

Ellie Fitzgerald placed second overall in the pole vault (3.75 meters), while sophomore

Maria Fareti (hammer throw, 48.30 meters), first-year

Audrey Cheng (pole vault, 3.60 meters) and junior

Tamar Byl (5,000 meters, 16:56.16) placed third overall in their respective events.

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