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 Burns, Spackman earn All-America honorsMay 27, 2009WILLIAMSTOWN, MA — The Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA)and US Lacrosse have chosen Williams College seniors Elizabeth Burns and Britt Spackman as 2009 All-Americans. [more] Eph quartet garners First Team All-Region honors from IWLCAMay 22, 2009WILLIAMSTOWN, MA — Seniors Britt Spackman and Elizabeth Burns joined sophomore Julia Schreiber and first year Margie Fulton in being named First Team All-Berkshire Region by the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Association Thursday. [more]  Julia Nawrocki and Elizabeth Burns to play in National Senior All-Star GameMay 20, 2009The three Eph captains were selected to play in the National Senior All Star Game, but a schedule conflict will not allow Britt Spackman to participate. [more]  Britt Spackman '09, Whitney Thayer '10 Hamilton knocks Williams out of NCAA tournament in an 8-7 lossMay 9, 2009WATERVILLE, ME – Williams Women’s lacrosse (13-6) lost to 8-7 Hamilton (15-2), the defending NCAA champion, in the NCAA round of sixteen. Williams recovered from a 5-0 deficit to pull within one, but the Ephs were unable to take the lead away from the Continentals. [more]  Britt Spackman '09 Burns, Schreiber, Spackman & Fulton named All-NESCAC/Fulton Rookie of the YearMay 6, 2009Four members of the Eph women's lacrosse team have been accorded All-NESCAC honors this season. [more]  Ephs advance past Endicott in first round of NCAA Tournament, 19-9May 6, 2009WILLIAMSTOWN, MA – Williams women’s lacrosse (13-6) dominated Endicott (15-5) in a 19-9 blowout in the first round of the NCAA tournament. It was a team effort for the Ephs with their 19 goals coming from 12 different players and all healthy players participating in the contest. [more]  W-A-T-C-H Ephs vs. Endicott in NCAA Women's Lacrosse Tourn. *** New InstructionsMay 5, 2009The first round NCAA game between Williams and Endicott from Renzie Lamb Field will air on the Internet as a video webcast and an audio webcast.Both versions of the webcast are FREE. [more]  Colby defeats Williams in the NESCAC finalsMay 3, 2009MEDFORD, MA – Colby women’s lacrosse (16-1, 8-1 NESCAC) defeated the Ephs (12-6, 4-5 NESCAC) 12-10 in the finals of NESCAC tournament. Williams had a two goal lead at the half, but the Mules rallied and came out on top to win their second NESCAC championship in a row. [more] Ephs advance past top-seeded Tufts in overtime to the NESCAC finalsMay 2, 2009MEDFORD, MA – Williams woman’s lacrosse (12-5, 4-5 NESCAC) beat top seeded Tufts (14-2, 8-1 NESCAC) 11-10 in overtime to advance to the NESCAC finals. The Jumbos tied the game at 8-8 with only three seconds left in regulation to take the game into overtime, but the Ephs held on a man down through the first half of overtime and came out on top in the second. [more]  Women's Lacrosse advances to NESCAC semifinals with 15-13 win over TrinityApr 26, 2009HARTFORD, CT – Williams women’s lacrosse (11-5, 4-5 NESCAC) advances to the NESCAC semi-finals with a hard fought victory over the Trinity Bantams (10-4, 5-4 NESCAC). Eph senior Julia Nawrocki led the team to victory with five goals and two assists. [more]  Middlebury downs Williams women's lacrosse 18-12Apr 24, 2009WILLIAMSTOWN, MA – Williams women’s lacrosse (10-5, 4-5 NESCAC) lost to NESCAC rival Middlebury (8-4, 7-2 NESCAC) after a slow start. This was the last home game for the Ephs’ five seniors: Julia Nawrocki, Britt Spackman, Lizzie Burns, Antonia Clark, and Amina Pookrum. [more]  Ephs win fourth straight to move to 10-4Apr 22, 2009Not even two inclement weather delays could slow the Eph's strong offense, as the women's lacrosse team (10-4) defeated visiting Redlands Wednesday afternoon, 16-0. It was William's fourth consecutive victory and final tune up before Friday's NESCAC showdown with Middlebury. [more]  Taylor Fleishhacker '12 Victory over Springfield extends Williams women's lacrosse winning streak to threeApr 21, 2009SPRINGFIELD, MA- Williams women’s lacrosse (9-4, 4-4 NESCAC) topped Springfield College (9-5) to extend their winning streak to three games. Senior Julia Nawrocki led the Ephs in points with three goals and three assists followed by freshman Margie Fulton who had three goals and two assists. [more] Britt Spackman '09 Ephs put away Little 3 rival Wesleyan, 17-9Apr 18, 2009WILLLIAMSTOWN, MA –Williams women’s lacrosse (8-4, 4-4 NESCAC) recovered from a slow start to beat NESCAC and Little Three rival Wesleyan (5-8, 2-6 NESCAC) 17-9. This win means Williams, Amherst, and Wesleyan tie for the 2009 Little Three Title. [more] W-A-T-C-H Ephs vs. Wesleyan in women's lacrosse on 4/18 at 12:00 PMApr 15, 2009W-A-T-C-H Williams and Wesleyan square off in women's lacrosse to determine the 2009 Little Three Champion. [more]  Williams women's lacrosse dominates Skidmore 16-5Apr 15, 2009SARASOTA SPRINGS, NY – Williams women’s lacrosse (7-4, 3-4 NESCAC) dominated Skidmore (6-5) in a decisive 16-5 victory. Junior Whitney Thayer, junior Tina Nawrocki, and freshman Margie Fulton contributed to the Eph victory with a hat trick each. [more]  Bowdoin tops women's lacrosse 10-7Apr 11, 2009BRUNSWICK, ME—Williams women’s lacrosse (6-4, 3-4NESCAC) lost a hard fought battle to NESCAC rival Bowdoin (7-6, 2-5 NESCAC) with a final score of 10-7. [more] Amherst Staves Off Ephs' Second Half RallyApr 4, 2009WILLIAMSTOWN, MA – Despite a second half rally, Ephs women’s lacrosse (6-3, 3-3 NESCAC) went down to archrival Amherst (5-3, 3-2 NESCAC) with a final score of 8-7. [more] Ephs roll to 13-6 win over Conn. CollegeApr 1, 2009WILLIAMSTOWN, MA — First-year Margie Fulton scored four goals and assisted on three others Wednesday to lead Williams College to a 13-6 conference win over Connecticut College at Renzie Lamb Field. [more] Ephs stave off Union rally, 9-7Mar 29, 2009WILLIAMSTOWN, MA — Williams defenders Antonia Clark and Lizzie Burns created a key turnover in the final minute of play Sunday to allow the Williams College women's lacrosse team to stave off a furious Union rally and post a 9-7 non-conference victory at Renzie Lamb Field. [more]  Slow-starting Ephs edged by Trinity, 14-13Mar 28, 2009WILLIAMSTOWN, MA — Caitlin Irvine's fourth goal of the game snapped a tie with 7:02 remaining Saturday and helped Trinity College post a 14-13 conference win over host Williams at Renzie Lamb Field. [more]  Ephs rally to defeat No. 7 Tufts, 15-13, for 4th straight winMar 21, 2009MEDFORD -- First-year Margie Fulton came off the bench to score five goals with an assist, and junior Tina Nawrocki added four goals and two assists, as the unranked Williams College women's lacrosse team defeated #7 Tufts University, 15-13, in a very competitive NESCAC game on Bello Field Saturday afternoon. [more]  Ephs dominate the RPI Red Hawks 13-6Mar 17, 2009WILLIAMSTOWN, MA- With five goals and two assists from Ephs junior Whitney Thayer, Williams women’s lacrosse (3-1, 1-1 NESCAC) dominated the RPI Red Hawks (3-1) with a final score of 13-6. [more]  Strong second half propels Ephs to 13-9 road win over BatesMar 14, 2009LEWISTON, ME. — The Williams College women's lacrosse team outscored host Bates 5-2 over the final 10 minutes, 30 seconds of the second half Saturday en route to a 13-9 conference win. [more] Womens Lacrosse tops MITMar 12, 2009WILLIAMSTOWN, MA – In a cold and blustery game, Ephs women’s lacrosse (1-1, 0-1 NESCAC) beat MIT (0-2) 17-6. [more]  Colby tops Williams 9-8 in Women's Lacrosse Season OpenerMar 7, 2009WILLIAMSTOWN, MA: Despite as strong second half, Williams College women’s lacrosse (0-1, 0-1 NESCAC) were unable to catch the defending NESCAC champions, Colby College (1-0, 1-0 NESCAC), in their 2009 season opener. [more]  Erin Burnett '98 is a rising star at NBC, MSNBC and CNBCNov 4, 2008Erin Burnett played field hockey and lacrosse at Williams, just like her sisters Mara and Laurie, passing up the opportunity to play her best sport. [more] 
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