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EAST LANSING, Mich. — If the Williams College women’s golf team had played its final hole of the second round in the NCAA Women’s Division III…
EAST LANSING, Mich. — Led by junior Olivia White's 5-over par 77, the Williams College women's golf team finished Tuesday's opening round of t…
Winning NCAA Division III national championships is nothing new at Williams College, considering that Ephs sports teams have captured 36 NCAA …
It wasn’t the “Shot heard ‘round the world,” but hitting a home run in one’s final college baseball at-bat is still a pretty good way to bring…
Howard Herman
Sportswriter-Columnist
The last time the Williams College softball team hosted the NESCAC Tournament, the Ephs needed to win the "if" game to claim the championship.…
Howard Herman
Sportswriter-Columnist
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Baseball Roundup: Mount Everett, Pittsfield roll up double-digit runs in wins
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Mount Greylock bats erupt as Mounties softball wins big over Mount Everett.
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Mount Greylock baseball takes opener over Wahconah, new coach gets 1st varsity win
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Girls Lacrosse: Bowlby nets hat trick as Wahconah pounds Pittsfield in season opener
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Softball Roundup: Hoosac Valley strikes early in road win at Pittsfield High
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The last NESCAC game on Farley-Lamb Field might not have gone the way the Williams College men's lacrosse team had wanted. Sunday did not go Williams' way either.
The last time Matt Koperniak played a regulation baseball game, he went 1 for 2 in the final game of the 2019 season for the North Adams SteepleCats. It’ll be almost two years, but come the start of May, Koperniak will be able to actually start playing games in his professional baseball career.
The new women’s basketball coach at MCLA says he can’t wait to get started.
Avien Peah is going to look a little different when he takes the field for the University of Massachusetts in the fall.
Two Williams College teams have a chance to claim conference championships this weekend — and will have the opportunity to do it at home.
AMHERST — One might have thought they just won a December bowl game.
UMass running back Ellis Merriweather carries linebacker Gerrell Johnson on his back for a gain during Saturday’s spring game in Amherst.
For the third consecutive season, the University of Massachusetts has had a football player taken in the National Football League draft.
The Williams College softball team is nationally ranked for the first time in a calendar year.
When University of Massachusetts football coach Walt Bell and his team take to the turf at McGuirk Alumni Stadium for the 2021 season opener, there will be fans in attendance.
The formula that is spring college football includes practice, repetition, film work, weights and scrimmaging. On Saturday, the University of Massachusetts finally got to the last of that formula.
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It isn’t about adding new pieces to the puzzle. Instead, coaches are using the few remaining pieces as a head start toward a puzzle that needs to be solved.
EAST LANSING, Mich. — If the Williams College women’s golf team had played its final hole of the second round in the NCAA Women’s Division III Championship in even par the Ephs would be in fourth place, one shot out of third and only nine shots from the lead held by Carnegie Mellon.
DALTON — It was a split decision in the season-opening track and field meets for Wahconah and Monument Mountain.
After a year away from Pittsfield, Matt Gedman will be back in the third base dugout for the Futures League’s Suns in 2021. That time is getting close.
PITTSFIELD — The Generals cranked their offense to a new gear late to pull away from visiting Monument Mountain on Tuesday.
PITTSFIELD — Hoosac Valley's first four batters scored in the top of the first inning, and the Hurricanes never looked back in a 10-4 win at Pittsfield High on Tuesday.
DALTON — Rick Paris said he was nervous before his first game as Mount Greylock’s new baseball coach. The Mounties had some pre-game issues off the field and with a couple of players hurt, they were a little shorthanded.
EAST LANSING, Mich. — Led by junior Olivia White's 5-over par 77, the Williams College women's golf team finished Tuesday's opening round of the NCAA Women's Division III National Championship at Forest Akers West Golf Course in third place in a field of 25 teams.
WILLIAMSTOWN — The sun was out, it was raining sideways and Mount Everett was the designated home team at Mount Greylock — its just been one of those school years.
There will be postseason competition for high school track and field athletes.
John-Michael Harden is packing his bags this summer.
DALTON — Hannah Bowlby and the Wahconah girls lacrosse team waited an extra year to take the field, but once they did the Warriors unloaded some pent up frustrations and offense.
Winning NCAA Division III national championships is nothing new at Williams College, considering that Ephs sports teams have captured 36 NCAA titles and have all but owned the Division III Director’s Cup, which signifies the best overall athletic program in the division, for a couple of decades.
Track and Field: Santos, Gamberoni are triple winners as Monument Mountain, Wahconah open with split
GREAT BARRINGTON — In a pair of tight matchups, the Wahconah girls and Monument Mountain boys opened their spring seasons with victories Monday afternoon.
It wasn’t the “Shot heard ‘round the world,” but hitting a home run in one’s final college baseball at-bat is still a pretty good way to bring down the curtain.
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