The NCAA is located in Indianapolis, IN and is the nation's foremost collegiate athletic association, offering championship competitions to some 1,000-member institutions in three divisions for men and women.

Over 15,000 men and women compete in NCAA-sponsored championship events each year.

Williams and NESCAC did not allow NCAA postseason team championship competitions until the 1993-94 academic year. However, Williams won the 1982 and 1983 women's swimming & diving titles by qualifying enough athletes on an individual basis to out score all of the other teams entered. Prior to the 1993-94 academic year only Eph individual athletes could participate in NCAA post-season chamionships.

Williams has won more NCAA Division III Championships in more sports (9) than any other school.

Willaims won the first NCAA Division III Championship offered in women's swimming and diving (1982) and rowing (2002).

Williams was the first NCAA women's tennis team to repeat as NCAA champions (2001 & 2002) and they repeated again in 2008 & 2009.

Williams became the first NCAA women's crew team to win four NCAA titles in a row -- 2006, 2007, 2008 & 2009.

The Ephs have also won 18 NCAA Post Graduate scholarships since 1965. Women's crew leads with four.

Most titles won by a Williams coach in one sport = 4, by Justin Moore (women's crew).

Most consecutive titles won by a Williams coach in one sport = 4, by Justin Moore (women's crew).

Most NCAA titles won by one coach = 4, by Peter Farwell (2 men's cross country and 2 women's cross country) and Justin Moore (women's crew).

Most titles won in one sport = 5 by women's crew (4 by Justin Moore and 1 by Patrick Tynan).

Most consecutive titles won by one team = 4 (women's crew)

NCAA Division III Championships