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FH: TOP MOMENTS - During a win at Trinity on Sept. 21, head coach Alix Barrale earned her 250th win at Williams and 300th career victory. Barrale powered the program to two NCAA Final Fours over the last three years and has coached 21 All-Americans during her time as an Eph.

WSOC: TOP MOMENTS - Senior captain Tori Huang of the Williams College women's soccer team buried the game-winning goal during the 86th minute in a 2-1 victory over then-No. 4-ranked Tufts on Sept. 7 at Cole Field. Huang ranked second in the NESCAC with five game-winners in 2024.

WICE: TOP MOMENTS - The Williams College women's ice hockey team defeated then-No. 1-ranked Middlebury, 4-1, on Feb. 15 at Lansing Chapman Rink. Chloe Noxon, Lucie Bond and Charlotte Fetherston registered multi-point performances, while goaltender Erin Pye made 33 saves.

FB: TOP MOMENTS - The Williams College football team secured a winning season at 5-4 with a 21-0 season-ending triumph over Amherst on Nov. 9 at Farley-Lamb Field. Owen Johansen rushed in a pair of TDs during the first half in Williamstown, Massachusetts.

MTEN: AWARD - Junior Nicholas Chen of the Williams College men's tennis team earned 2025 Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) All-American laurels in singles competition. Read all about Chen's journey in this story: tinyurl.com/tf7ybcs5

WSWIM: TOP MOMENTS - The Ephs won the NESCAC Championship two years in a row. Sophia Verkleeren, a three-time NESCAC Swimmer of the Year, was first in the Career High-Point category. Steve Kuster, Allie Clark, James Singewald and Brandon Pearson were Coaching Staff of the Year.

VB: TOP MOMENTS - The sixth-seeded Ephs went on the road and earned a gritty 3-2 win over third-seeded Tufts in the NESCAC Quarterfinals on Nov. 9. Sophomore outsider hitter Keely Campuzano recorded a career-high 21 kills, while sophomore setter Morgan Daetz tallied 45 assists.

WREST: AWARD - Head Coach Scott Honecker of the Williams College wrestling program earned Massachusetts College Coach of the Year accolades. He led the Ephs to a first-place finish out of 14 teams at the RIT Invitational. Read all about the honor here: tinyurl.com/37anty5d

FH: TOP MOMENTS - Junior defender Pilar Torres of the Williams College field hockey team buried the game-winning goal 2:50 into overtime during a 1-0 victory over then-No. 3-ranked Babson on Sept. 8 at Williamson Field.

WBB: FIRST-YEAR SPOTLIGHT - Micah Walton of the Williams College women's basketball team averaged 11.2 points per game during the 2024-25 season and scored double figures in 13 games. She scored a career-high 31 points in a 69-64 overtime win over Wesleyan on Jan. 10.

WREST: TOP MOMENTS - Peter Kane (157) and Jamie Evarts (184) were champions at the 2025 NCAA Division III Northeast Regional in their respective weight classes. Kane earned his third All-American honor and Evarts made his first appearance on the NCAA Championship stage.

WTEN: SENIOR SPOTLIGHT - Captain Yuu Ishikawa was a three-time Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) All-American in doubles action. She also earned NESCAC All-Conference First Team honors in doubles four times, First Team in singles twice and Second Team in singles once.

WCREW: Sophia Clavenna, Ellie Davis, Courtney FitzMaurice, Carolyn Fortin, Ellie Iorio, Vivian Johnson, Claire McDonald, Molly McWeeny, Isabel Mikheev, Abby Murphy, Ariana Oppenheimer, Charlotte Ragozin, Prairie Resch, Katie Scott and Maya Tait earned CRCA Scholar-Athlete honors.

WLAX: SENIOR SPOTLIGHT - Claudia Russell and Caroline Pratt earned Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) All-American honors during their collegiate careers. Russell was named to the Third Team in 2023 and Pratt took home Second Team laurels in 2025.

SB: TOP MOMENTS - Junior captain and shortstop Alysa DeQuiroz of the Williams College softball team connected on the game-winning RBI double with two outs in the bottom of the seventh during a thrilling 4-3 triumph over NESCAC-rival Tufts on April 13 at Cole Field.

MBB: TOP MOMENTS - The Williams College men's basketball team outlasted Amherst, 69-65, in overtime on Jan. 22 at Chandler Gymnasium. Alex Lee (16 points), Brandon Roughley (13) and Aidan Yates (12) led the charge. Lee and Yates combined for 12 points in overtime.

WSOC: SENIOR SPOTLIGHT - Captain Ava Simunovic was an elite defender for the Ephs from 2021-24, as the Williams College women's soccer team shut out 36 opponents during that period. She also contributed on offense with two game-winning goals and four assists.

WICE: TOP MOMENTS - Williams College women's ice hockey head coach Meghan Gillis earned her 150th career victory during a 2-1 triumph over Connecticut College on Feb. 8 at Lansing Chapman Rink. Gillis powered the program to NESCAC Championships in 2014 and 2019.

WICE: FUN FACTS - Leah Rubinshteyn has recorded 38 points in three years as an Eph. She has posted four power-play tallies and two short-handed goals. She earned NESCAC All-Conference First Team honors in 2024. Rubinshteyn will be a captain for the second year in 2025-26.

WVB: SCHEDULE RELEASE - The Ephs begin their 2025 season on Sept. 2 at 5 p.m. against Skidmore in Chandler Gym. Williams starts NESCAC play against Trinity on Sept. 19 at 7 p.m. in Hartford Connecticut. Check out the full schedule here: tinyurl.com/3kmn3emh