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Tufts Men Break Williams’ Streak, Become 3rd Team to Ever Win NESCACs

Buoyed by the individual performances of Roger Gu, Kingsley Bowen, and James McElduff, and bolstered by a deep roster, the Jumbos put forth an exceptional effort to unseat the Ephs from their throne.

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Scoring Out The 2016 NCAA Division III Psych Sheet – Women’s Edition

The NCAA Division III Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships will take place in Greensboro, North Carolina from March 16-19, 2016. We have scored out the psych sheet for the women’s meet and Emory is in a strong position to vie for its seventh consecutive national title.

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Williams, Amherst split Dual

In one of the great Division III rivalries, Williams and Amherst faced off last night in Amherst’s home pool. For the women, Williams walked away victorious. On the men’s side, Amherst came out on top with a narrower margin of victory.

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Emory Claims 6th Consecutive NCAA Title; Kenyon Adds a 34th NCAA Championship

Final scores are in and Emory and Kenyon, women and men, take home First Place NCAA Championship trophies.

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Sarah Thompson Breaks NCAA D3 1650 Record

Sarah Thompson took the women’s 1650 crown tonight in record setting fashion.

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Williams Destroys Men’s D3 400 Medley Relay Record

Williams took down the relay once in prelims, and by golly, they were going to do it again in finals.

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Williams Gets It Done: Breaks D3 400 Medley Relay Record in Prelims From Heat 1

Don’t let being in heat 1 stop you from cracking a National record, just like the men’s 400 medley relay team from Williams did.

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Williams Upends MIT, then Middlebury; Finishes Year Undefeated

In a set of back-to-back dual meets, the Williams Ephs came out on top and finished their season undefeated. For…

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Williams Rocks Amherst at Home

Among the greatest rivalries in Division III is the rivalry between Williams and Amherst. In the meet last weekend with…

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DIII Women’s Rankings: Emory On Top (Again)

With the Christmas break over and teams beginning to filter back to whence they came, it’s time to take a look at what the second semester may have in store for the division. (A hint: The Eagles will probably be at the top. Again.)

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WATER POLO: USA Women Advance To Semifinals of World League Super Final With Victory Over Brazil

The USA Women’s National Team blazed into the semifinal round of the FINA World League Super Final with an 11-1…

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VIDEO: Sarah Thompson on her 500

Sarah Thompson, a multi-time national champion and a junior at Williams, talks about her victory in the 500 freestyle, and…

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NESCAC Day III – In A Close Race Williams Wraps Up the Lead; Amherst Runner Up

On the final day of the men’s NESCAC championships, the men of Williams held onto the lead they had slowly built over the past two days, and finished 99 points ahead of second place Amherst. The win came along with four additional individual victories of seven events contested tonight.

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NESCAC Day II – Records Fall; Williams Builds the Lead

Day two for the men’s NESCAC championships, and the Ephs have been in top form, building up their small lead over Amherst from yesterday to just shy of 100 points at the end of tonight.

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NESCAC Day III – Ephs Reclaim Title

The Ephs won all but one event on their way through the final evening, en route to the NESCAC title, taking it away from defending champion Amherst.

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