May 4, 2010
8 Ephs named to National Football Foundation Hampshire Honor Society
The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame (NFF) announced today the members of the 2010 NFF Hampshire Honor Society, which is comprised of college football players from all divisions of play who each maintained a 3.2 GPA or better.
April 25, 2010
Review of applications has begun in search for new head coach
Four finalists will be invited to campus for interviews and the process is slated to be complete by the middle of May.
March 5, 2010
Mike Whalen leaving Williams to return to his alma mater Wesleyan as head football coach and asst. AD
In six years as the head football coach at Wililams Mike Whalen posted a 38-10 mark, won the 2006 NESCAC title, four Little Three championships and recorded the school's sixth perfect season in 123 years.
December 26, 2009
Kelli [McDermott] Nayak '95 named to Worcester [MA] HS HOF; Mike Bajakian '96 Off. Coord. at Cincinnati
Kelli [McDermott] Nayak '95 named to Worcester, Mass., Public Schools Hall of Fame and Mike Bajakian '96 named offensive coordinator for Univ. Cincinnati football team.
December 10, 2009
Nick Caro Wins New England Football Writers Nason Award
Senior WR Nick Caro came back from a career-threatening injury in 2008 to be a significant contributor to the 2009 Ephs. He will graduate with two Williams school records: Most TD Catches One Game (3) and Most Years Receving One Game (218).
November 18, 2009
11 Ephs garner All-NESCAC honors; Cameron Rookie of the Year
Seven members of the 2009 Wiliams College football team collected First Team All-NESCAC honors. First year LB Chris Cameron was named Rookie of the Year and three more Ephs were named to the Second Team.
November 16, 2009
Rob Hyland ’97 -- "Still raising his game and producing success at NBC Sports"
No one tunes into a football game to see how the producer delivers the action to the screen and most football fans do not appreciate the contributions the offensive line make, but Eph alum Rob Hyland has made "unknown" roles his springboard to success.
November 14, 2009
Williams falls 26-21 to Amherst in gritty championship battle
It was a gutsy sixty-mintue performance by the purple and gold but they could not overcome the archrival Lord Jeffs as Amherst completed their undefeated championship season at Weston Field.
November 13, 2009
How to watch and hear the 124th edition of "The Biggest Little Game in America"
For the 14th consecutive year the New England Sports Network (NESN) is airing "The Biggest Little Game in America." The 124th edition live from Weston Field in Williamstown will kickoff at 12:00 PM non November 14th.
November 10, 2009
Amherst Game Notes
Williams and Amherst will face of in the 124th meeting in "The Biggest Little Game in America" at noon on November 14th in Williamstown. The action from Weston Field will be seen live on NESN and at 50 + combined alumni gatherings across the nation and Japan.
November 10, 2009
Walking Since 1971: The Best Post-Game Tradition in America
"The Walk" started when the post-game bus wouldn't start up on November 13, 1971, the day Bob Odell's first Williams team shocked a 7-0 Amherst team 31-14.
November 8, 2009
Matt Zanedis selected NESCAC Football Defensive Player of the Week
November 7, 2009
Ephs have shot at NESCAC co-championship after defeating Wesleyan 34-7
Thanks to another impressive defensive effort and some timely offensive conversions, the purple and gold remain in the win column for the fifth week in a row as they pulled away from the Cardinals late in their homecoming game for the road victory. Williams football will have a chance to play for the NESCAC championship against undefeated arch-rival Amherst next weekend, as well as the Little Three title.
November 3, 2009
Wesleyan Game Notes
November 3, 2009
John Kowalik '83 -- Learning to teach while competing at Williams
John Kowalik competed in football and track & field for the Ephs and he has used those experiences to fashion a career in education where he has hired many, many Ephs.
October 31, 2009
Williams makes it four in a row with shutout victory over Hamilton 42-0
Senior tri-captain Nick Caro has a career day at Weston Field, tying the program record with three touchdown receptions in a blowout win for the red hot purple cows. With Trinity's loss to Middlebury, Williams is now tied for second in the standings going into the final two games against Wesleyan and Amherst.
October 31, 2009
Eph WR Nick Caro 'the story of the year'
Senior WR and captain Nick Caro is back on the field after suffering a serious injury in last year's win over Hamilton. He was told he would never play again. He disagreed and his teammates and family loved and supported him so he could finish up as a playing captain.
October 28, 2009
Hamilton Game Notes
The Ephs will put a 12-game series win streak on the line this Saturday along with an 11-year win streak at home vs. Hamilton in the 44th game of the series.
October 26, 2009
Kevin Morris '86: "Washington, D.C. is still awaiting his arrival"
After 23 years of coaching football at six colleges, Kevin Morris is getting his first chance as a head coach of a Division I program, leading the UMass Minutemen. Pretty surprising for a guy who came to Williams so he could embark on a career in Washington, D.C.
October 24, 2009
Ephs stay hot, defeat Tufts 30-7
Williams holds the Jumbos to just 135 of total offense while producing 339 yards in a well-balanced air-ground attack in their 30-7 victory over Tufts at Weston Field. Head Coach Mike Whalen considered this game as the team's "best effort to date."
October 22, 2009
W-A-T-C-H Ephs vs. Tufts in football Saturday (10/24) at 1:30 PM
October 20, 2009
Tufts Game Notes
The Ephs will be looking to add to their two-game in-season win streak Saturday and extend their streak of non-losses to the Jumbos on Weston Field to 15. Ephs are 12-0-2 vs the Jumbos in the last 14 games played in Williamstown.
October 17, 2009
Ephs defeat Middlebury 37-27 to improve to 3-1
Williams and their league-leading defense held a convincing 30-7 lead with under 10 minutes left in the third quarter, but the Panthers and their league-leading offense came storming back in the second half to cut the 23-point lead to 3-point advantage by the middle of the fourth quarter.
October 13, 2009
Middlebury Game Notes
October 13, 2009
Ken Hollingsworth '79 - "A Man of Letters"
Every year since he graduated former Eph standout WR Ken Hollingsworth sends a letter of inspiration and encouragement to his Williams football brothers before the Amherst game.
October 10, 2009
Williams defeats Bates 31-7
The Ephs displayed "workmanlike focus," according to their head coach Mike Whalen, in their victory over the Bobcats at Weston Field this afternoon. An impressive effort on both sides of the ball led to interceptions, big plays downfield, and an important bounce-back win for the purple and gold.
October 6, 2009
Bates Game Notes
The Williams and Bates will meet for the 22nd time this Saturday on Weston Field at 1:00 PM in the 2009 home opener for the Ephs.
October 3, 2009
Ephs drop heartbreaker to Trinity, 26-21
Williams was on the brink of ending an 11-game Bantam win streak and a 31-game home field run, as they stopped a potentially game-tying 2-point conversion with 1:48 left on the clock. But due to slippery playing conditions, the Ephs failed to maintain possession of the onside kick, and Trinity marched the ball back down the field to score the game-winning touchdown for the win, 26-21.
October 3, 2009
NY Times: Former Eph DB Jerome Rizzo ’87 making an impact on Cornell Football
Jerome Rizzo has always been known to have a high level of energy and a commitment to doing things the right way and when you combine that with his passion for football and discipline good things happen.
September 30, 2009
Trinity Game Notes
Williams travels to Hartford on Saturday, October 3 to tangle with Trinity on the Bantams' turf surface at Jessee/Miller field where Trinity has won 31 consecutive games. Williams was the last team to defeat Trinity in Hartford, 31-10, in 2001.
September 26, 2009
Ephs pull out last-minute victory over Colby 23-19
The Williams Football Program celebrates its 1,000th game with a win over the Mules in the inaugural game of Colby's brand new Seavers Field. They claimed victory on their final drive in the 60th minute of play with a game-winning touchdown.
September 23, 2009
Colby Game Notes
This Saturday's matchup is both the 1,000th game in Williams College Football history and the inaugural regular season game of Colby's Seavers Field. The Ephs are looking for their 15th win in the series while the Mules are hoping to win their first home opener since 2005 when they defeated Williams in Waterville.
September 13, 2009
2009 Football Season Outlook
July 20, 2009
Game Day
May 12, 2009
2009 Batty, Birns, Buck and Norris named to the NFF Hampshire Honor Society
Four members of Mike Whalen's 2008 football team have been named to the NFF Hamsphire Society.
January 5, 2009
ECAC Northeast honors for Szawlowski, Birns & Batty
Ephs place three on ECAC-Northeast First Team
December 17, 2008
John Szawlowski named First Team All-American by American Football Coaches Association (AFCA)
John Szawlowski is the first Eph since LB Graham Goldwasser in 2003 to be honored as an AFCA NCAA Division III First Team All-American.
December 5, 2008
2008 Team Awards & 2009 Team Captains
November 25, 2008
John Szawlowski repeats as a NE Football Writers Div. II-III All Star
John Szawlowski started 24 games at the critical left offensive tackle position and he helped the Ephs to a 20-4 mark in those games.
November 18, 2008
11 Ephs collect All-NESCAC honors
Six Ephs were selected as First Team All-NESCAC performers and five more earned Second Team recognition.
November 10, 2008
Scott Sobolewski NESCAC Special Teams Player of the Week
November 9, 2008
NESN to replay Ephs' exciting 24-23 win over Amherst 4 times this week
The 123rd meeting between Williams and Amherst was decided by a single point and NESN was there to capture all of the action live. There will be four replays of the game this week on NESN and DirecTV and Dish Net. Ephs lead the all-time series 70-48-5.
November 8, 2008
Ephs Beat Amherst 24-23 to Win Little Three
In Williams’ 999th football game, the Ephs (6-2) did something they’d done 608 times before on Saturday – they won. As one would expect from a school now sporting a 609-343-47 record (equating to a .632 winning percentage, good for 5th all-time among NCAA teams with at least 500 victories), the Ephs didn’t out-talent or overpower an exceptionally strong Amherst football team (5-3) on Saturday; they didn’t ride the play of any one individual, and they didn’t crush the Jeffs with flawless execution. Plain and simple, they just found a way to win, this time on a 4th quarter drive to pull ahead 24-23.
November 7, 2008
Dave "Cha Cha" Reimann '75 -- all he needed was a chance to shine and Amherst was blinded
On the second Saturday in November in 1973 little used running back Dave Reimann etched his name into the history of "The Biggest Little Game" when he ripped off two first half TD runs as Williams stunned a 7-0 Amherst team on Weston Field.
November 5, 2008
See and hear Ephs vs. Lord Jeffs - Amherst Game Notes
SERIES: Began in 1884. Williams leads 69-48-5. The Ephs won last year at Weston Field in front of the ESPN College GameDay crew, 20-0. The year before the Ephs won 37-7 in Amherst to record their 6th perfect season (8-0) and first under Mike Whalen.
November 1, 2008
Ephs Provide a Pleasant Homecoming in Rout of Wesleyan
In front of a packed house for Homecoming, the Williams football team (5-2) did not disappoint on Saturday, blowing out the Cardinals of Wesleyan (1-6) by the score of 48-14.
October 29, 2008
Wesleyan Game Notes
SERIES: Began in 1881 and features the first game ever played by the Ephs. This series is tied with Amherst vs. Wesleyan and Hampden-Sydney vs. Randolph-Macon for the seventh most played rivalry in Div. III.
October 25, 2008
Ephs Battle Conditions to Beat Hamilton 14-7
It was ugly, but nevertheless it was a win as the Ephs (4-2) eked by Hamilton (2-4) on Saturday, 14-7. Senior co-captain Brian Morrissey led the way for the Ephs with an incredible 201 yards rushing and a touchdown on 42 carries.
October 25, 2008
WSoccer, MSoccer & FHockey vs. Middlebury on Friday 10/31 and Football vs, Wesleyan on Saturday 11/1 on D3cast.com
Women's Soccer, Men's Soccer and Field Hockey vs. Middlebury on Friday 10/31 and Football vs. Wesleyan on Saturday 11/1 will be available as video webcasts on D3cast.com for free.
October 22, 2008
Hamilton Game Notes
SERIES: Began in 1900. Williams leads 35-7. Ephs have won the last eleven in a row over the Continentals. Last win for Williams over Hamilton was last season at Weston Field, 34-9.
October 18, 2008
Jumbos beat Ephs for first time since 1986
MEDFORD, MA – For the first time since 1986, the Ephs (3-2) were defeated by the Tufts University Jumbos (3-2), 17-7. Tufts last victory also came in Medford; after that the Ephs went 18-0-2 against the Jumbos, and had won the last 15 meetings before today.
October 15, 2008
Tufts Game Notes
SERIES: Began in 1885. Williams leads the series 49-21-7. Williams won last season at Weston Field, 34-13. The victory was Williams’ 600th win all-time.
October 14, 2008
Bruce Grinnell '62 has led a standout life
Bruce Grinnell '62 has been a standout on Weston Field, on the Williams campus and in the community.
October 13, 2008
Ephs featured in Boston Globe's "Big Game on Campus, College football in New England"
Ron Driscoll of the travel section of the Boston Globe was here for the Ephs' season-opener vs. Colby -- see his story, photos and video inside.
October 13, 2008
Final Four Football Games can be seen on the Internet or TV
The last four games of the 2008 season may be seen either on the Internet or on TV.
October 13, 2008
Lee Kindlon '98 thrives on the road less traveled
Lee Kindlon grew up in Williamstown, played in two consecutive dramatic Eph comeback wins over Amherst, served in Iraq and is now a practicing lawyer in the Albany, NY area.
October 11, 2008
COMPLETE STORY: First One to 50 Wins as Ephs Down Panthers in a Thriller
95 combined points. 12 offensive touchdowns. Nearly 1200 yards of total offense. If you were in the greater Berkshire region on Saturday and you weren’t at the Williams-Middlebury football game, my friend you were in the wrong place. In one of the all-time great games at Weston Field, the hometown Ephs (3-1) defeated the visiting Panthers (2-2) by a score of 50-45 in a shootout for the ages.
October 5, 2008
Middlebury Game Notes
SERIES: Williams leads the series 62-17-1. The Ephs have won the last 7 meetings. Last year at Youngman Field the Ephs won 30-22. The game marked Middlebury’s only loss of the season, as the Panthers went on to win the 2007 NESCAC crown. The last time the Ephs and Panthers played at Weston Field was in 2006 and the Ephs won 40-9.
October 4, 2008
Ephs overcome early deficit to down Bates 27-14
The Ephs spotted host Bates an early 7-0 lead before roaring back for a 27-14 win on the road in Lewiston, Maine.
October 1, 2008
Bates Game Notes
SERIES: Began in 1988. Williams leads the series 19-1. The Ephs had won all 15 meetings prior to the 2003 match-up on Weston Field, when the Bobcats pulled off a 10-7 upset. Last year at Weston Field Williams came back from a shocking 20-0 deficit in the second quarter to win 31-26. The Ephs would rattle off five in a row after that to finish the season 6-2 after an 0-2 start.
September 27, 2008
Trinity snaps Ephs' 16-game home winning streak
For the second straight year the Williams football team (1-1) came up just short against fellow conference powerhouse Trinity (2-0), dropping a 20-17 contest. It was the first time the Ephs’ had lost at home since October 2, 2004 – which, coincidentally, was against Trinity. The Bantam victory snapped a 16 game home winning streak for an Eph team that just couldn’t seem to make enough big plays on offense.
September 24, 2008
Trinity Game Notes
SERIES: Began in 1884. Williams leads the series 35-29-2. Williams lost last year's match-up, a triple-overtime thriller in Hartford, 46-40. The game also marked the Ephs’ last loss, as Williams has rattled off seven-straight wins since then. Two years ago during Williams undefeated 2006 season the Ephs snapped the Bantams 31-game win streak that was leading the nation.
September 23, 2008
"Preparation is Everything" -- Chris Suits '81, Rhodes Scholar and Standout DB
Whenever Eph legend Dick Farley compliments a former player you can be sure that a significant level of accomplishment has been achieved.
September 20, 2008
Ephs Heat Up in Second Half, Down Colby 28-0
WILLIAMSTOWN, MA—It was a tale of two halves for the Williams football team (1-0) on Saturday, as the hometown Ephs rebounded from a scoreless first half to defeat the Mules of Colby (0-1) by a score of 28-0.
September 17, 2008
Colby Game Notes
The Ephs begin their season on Weston Field Saturday without two-time NESCAC Offensive Player of the Year Pat Lucey under center. Standing in the way of an intriguing Eph squad looking to usher in a new era of Williams football this weekend will be the Mules of Colby College.
September 14, 2008
2-sport standout (football & lacrosse) & 2-sport captain, Brian Morrissey profiled in Boston Globe Northwest
Sapna Pathak profiles senior running back and long stick middie Brian Morrissey.
September 2, 2008
2008 Football Season Outlook
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Putting together a football team is a bit like constructing a puzzle: You have to find the right pieces, get them in the right places, and put it all together.
August 7, 2008
Dick Farley, Mike Levine '94 & Dave Clawson '89 in SI's College Football Preview issue
Former Eph free safety Mike Levine is profiled by Sarah Lorge Butler for the John Hancock presents Pivotal Conversations in a feature titled "Passion Play" in Sports Illustrated's College Football Preview issue.
April 9, 2008
4 Ephs named to 2008 NFF Hampshire Honor Society
Four seniors on the 2007 Williams Football team have been named to the 2008 National Football Foundation Hampshire Honor Society, which is comprised of college football players from all divisions of play who each maintained a 3.2 GPA or better.
April 9, 2008
4 Ephs named to 2008 NFF Hampshire Honor Society
Four seniors on the 2007 Williams Football team have been named to the 2008 National Football Foundation Hampshire Honor Society, which is comprised of college football players from all divisions of play who each maintained a 3.2 GPA or better.
December 14, 2007
Pat Lucey wins Zabilski award as NE's top Div. II-III Offensive Player/4 Ephs All ECAC-Northeast
Williams senior quarterback Pat Lucey (Plymouth, MA/Tabor Academy) has been named the winner of the Gridiron Club of Greater Boston's 12th annual Joseph P. Zabilski Award as the top offensive player of the year among New England Division II-III players.
December 5, 2007
9 Ephs named All-NESCAC; Lucey repeats as Offensive Player of the Year
Williams College placed nine players on the All-NESCAC Football First and Second Teams this year with seven on the first team, three on the second and senior QB Pat Lucey captured his second straight Offensive Player of the Year Award.
November 19, 2007
2007 Team Awards & 2008 Captains Announced
November 14, 2007
Scott Perry '76 Profile: Williams - NFL - teaching 1st grade
Scott Perry is one of the best all-around athletes Williams has produced in recent years and yet he showed up unannounced. "I played halfback and DB at The Kent School (CT) and we went undefeated my last year, but nobody at Williams ever heard of me," said Perry.
November 13, 2007
Working for ESPN's GameDay - A Weekend to Remember
As a devout viewer of sports and ESPN, I was very aware of what ESPN College Gameday was even before Homecoming this past weekend. Chris Fowler and the gang travel to various college campuses every Saturday to highlight a particularly important college football game ...
November 10, 2007
Williams Hosts ESPN's GAMEDAY, Shuts Out Amherst 20-0 & Wins Little Three
For the first time since 1995 (a scoreless tie played in terrible conditions), and 1991 before that, the Williams College Ephs (6-2) shut out the Amherst Lord Jeffs (4-4) at Weston Field, 20-0. Amherst has not won a game played at Williams since 1985. The win gave Williams their 45th Little Three title.
November 6, 2007
122nd Williams - Amherst Game Notes & TV Info: ESPN, NESN and Satellite
Williams and Amherst will collide for the 122nd time at noon on Weston Field in "The Biggest Little Game in America." The Ephs have won the last two meetings and own a 68-48-5 lead in the series that began on the football field in 1884.
November 6, 2007
Williams to host ESPN College GameDay's 150th Saturday morning edition
ESPN’s College GameDay Built By The Home Depot with host Chris Fowler, Lee Corso, Kirk Herbstreit and Desmond Howard will make its first appearance at a Division III game when they kickoff their show at 10:00 ET live from Weston Field.
November 3, 2007
Williams Keeps Rolling, Beats Wesleyan 33-13
The Williams Football team (5-2) continued their dominance of late at Wesleyan on Saturday, defeating the Cardinals (4-3) by a score of 33-13. It was the eighth win in a row for the Ephs over Wesleyan, and it was done convincingly, as the Williams defense smothered the Cardinals all game.
October 30, 2007
Wesleyan Game Notes; Webcast info
Series began in 1881. Williams won last year's match-up on Weston Field 51-21. Both teams sport a record of 4-2.
October 29, 2007
Mark Kossick '97 – from creating highlights to filmmaking to NBA Entertainment
Mark Kossick scored a TD in his first game for the Ephs at Colby freshman year and he scored in his last game, a 19-13 win over previously undefeated Amherst, in a classic that featured a 98-yard drive in the final minutes to win. The Kossick highlight in Amherst was a second half fingertip grab of a TD pass that was seen by many and believed by few.
October 27, 2007
Ephs Win Fourth Straight Over Hamilton, 34-9
WILLIAMSTOWN, MA – Neither rain, wind, or mud was able to slow down the Williams football team (4-2) in their quest for a fourth straight win Saturday. Behind strong performances by Williams household names like Morrissey, Lucey, and Powell, the Ephs dismantled the Hamilton College Continentals (2-4) by a score of 34-9.
October 23, 2007
Hamilton Game Notes
Williams leads the series 34-7, and has won the last ten meetings. Series began in 1900.
October 22, 2007
Greg "Kid" Collins '79 – The Mayor speaks about passion, with passion
Straight up Greg Collins will tell you that he could not get into Williams today and he is not sure how he got accepted in 1970s either, but he is thankful he did.
October 22, 2007
Powers tabbed NESCAC Defensive Player of the Week
HADLEY, MA — Williams College junior linebacker Trevor Powers (Danvers, MA) has been selected as the New England Small College Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Week for play ending Oct. 21.
October 20, 2007
Another Unbeaten Team Defeated: Ephs Top Tufts 34-13 for 600th win
For the second straight week the Williams Football team (3-2) felled a NESCAC opponent from the ranks of the undefeated. Last week it was Middlebury, this week it was the Tufts Jumbos (4-1) with a 34-13 win.
October 17, 2007
Tufts Game Notes
The series began in 1885 and Williams leads 48-21-5. The Ephs have won the last 14 games vs. Tufts.
October 13, 2007
Williams Downs Middlebury, 30-22
The Williams College football team (2-2) got back to .500 today, beating formerly undefeated Middlebury (3-1) by a score of 30-22.
October 10, 2007
Middlebury Game Notes
Williams leads the series 61-17-1, and the Ephs have won the last 6 meetings. Last year at Weston Field the Ephs won 40-9.
October 8, 2007
John Berry '00 – Honor the game and your life by maximizing your potential
John Berry had a lot to prove on the football field and in the classroom when he left Washington, D.C. for Williams College. He was determined to prove that he could be an effective and winning quarterback and he wanted to graduate from Williams and gain admission to medical school.
October 8, 2007
Flynn named NESCAC's Offensive Player of the Week
Williams College senior Kevin Flynn (Concord, Mass.) has been named the New England Small College Athletic Conference's Offensive Player of the Week for play ending October 6.
October 6, 2007
Second Half Comeback Gives Ephs 31-26 Win
Head Coach Mike Whalen couldn’t have summed it up any better, warning a victorious Eph squad (1-2) that they had been “very fortunate” to come up with a 31-26 win over Bates College (0-3). Fortunate though they may have been, Williams looked spectacular in the second half, storming back from a 14 point first half deficit to earn their first victory of the year.
October 3, 2007
Bates Game Notes
Series began in 1988 and the Ephs hold an 18-1 advantage, winning the last three in a row.
September 29, 2007
Ephs Fall Just Short in Triple-Overtime Thriller with Trinity
In perhaps the best NESCAC football game in recent memory, the Williams College Ephs (0-2) lost a heartbreaker to the Trinity Bantams (2-0). In a triple-overtime shootout featuring a combined 86 points from the two teams, Trinity finally got the best of the never-say-die Ephs, winning by a score of 46-40.
September 22, 2007
Ephs Drop Season Opener at Bowdoin
The Bowdoin Polar Bears (1-0) pulled a stunning upset right out of the gates, beating Williams (0-1) for the first time in 16 contests by a score of 28-14. The loss snaps a 14-game win streak for the Ephs, fresh off their sixth perfect season in school history. It is the first time Bowdoin has beaten Williams since 1979.
September 21, 2007
Football Show: local access in Berkshire County and the web
The Williams College Football Show returns to local access channels throughout Berkshire County and the football team page for a third consecutive year.
September 18, 2007
Bowdoin Game Notes
The Ephs will open the 2007 season on the road in Brunswick, ME, against the Polar Bears of Bowdoin College Saturday at 1:00 pm.
September 7, 2007
2007 Season Outlook
2006 NESCAC Offensive Player of the Year Pat Lucey will lead a very talented, if slightly less experienced, Ephs squad this season.
July 12, 2007
USA tops Germany; Drenckhahn hauls in one pass
KAWASAKI, Japan — Former Williams College standout Jon Drenckhahn '07 caught one pass Thursday night as the United States defeated Germany 33-7 in its second game at the 2007 IFAF World Championship of American Football.
July 10, 2007
Drenckhahn scores in USA's 77-0 victory
KAWASAKI, Japan - Former Williams College standout Jon Drenckhahn '07 scored one touchdown Tuesday night as the United States defeated Korea 77-0 in its first match at the 2007 IFAF World Championship of American Football.
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Trinity Game Notes
The Williams-Trinity series began in 1884. Williams leads with an overall record of 35-28-2 record vs. the Bantams. The Ephs last win in Hartford came in 2001, 31-10.
