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November 23, 2013<\/strong>\u00a0– Ephwomen Take 2nd at NCAA Meet with 2 All-Americans; Men 5th<\/strong> Williams Wins Overall Program Award with Highest Combined Team NCAA Finish. Brian McGrail ’14 Wins Rhodes Scholarship!<\/p>\n

\"Full<\/a>The NCAA finals in Hanover, Indiana were a great finale to a super season by Williams X-Country. On the men\u2019s side several really stepped up to help the team secure 5th<\/sup> place in the nation for Division III. It is essential to have high placing 4th<\/sup> and 5th<\/sup> scorers in such a competitive field of 32 teams plus individuals, totaling 280 racrers.\u00a0 Aldis Inde \u201915 was our 5th<\/sup> man in 91st<\/sup> place while sophomore Todd Ford \u201916 had a flying finish to place 86th<\/sup> as our 4th<\/sup> man. Chris Lee \u201914 got out in great position but struggled in the latter stages, still gutting it out for 70th<\/sup> place. Bijan Mazaheri \u201916 forged an exceptional race to contend for All-American selection, but just missed in the final kick, getting 41st<\/sup> place, a scant 5 seconds from 35th<\/sup> and the podium. Coin Cotton \u201815 ran in the top 15 for much of the race, but was barely outkicked by a small group and garnered 22nd<\/sup> and well-deserved All-American recognition after a fabulous season.<\/p>\n

The team racked up a score of 215, finishing just off the podium, but ahead of the other New England regional qualifying teams Middlebury (297 pts, 7th<\/sup>), Tufts (446 pts 17th<\/sup>), Colby (529 pts 22nd<\/sup>), MIT ( 541 pts 24th<\/sup>), and Bates (541 pts 25th<\/sup>).<\/p>\n

\"Colin<\/a> \"Hannah<\/a><\/p>\n

The women\u2019s team continued to peak and put together an exceptional team effort, combining high-placing All-Americans with a close pack of super 3rd<\/sup>, 4th<\/sup> and 5th<\/sup> scorers amongst the top Division III runners in the nation. Their final score of a scant 137 points earned them 2nd<\/sup> place runner-up team, our highest NCAA finish since 2005, not too far back of season-long favorite Johns Hopkins, and again beating out Middlebury (3rd<\/sup>, 185) and MIT (5th<\/sup>, 261).<\/p>\n

Kaleigh Kenny \u201914 finished with a flourish moving from 12th<\/sup> to 3rd<\/sup> in the final kilometer, and nearly catching 2nd<\/sup>. This capped off her Williams XC career in style. First-Year Hannah Cole ran exceedingly smart and also came up with a kick to catch a small pack down the stretch and garner All-American status in 29th<\/sup>, while pacing partners Molly Belk ’16 in 39th<\/sup> and Shayna Barbash \u201914 in 52nd<\/sup> were close behind. Brianne Mirecki ’14 made a charge after 2 miles and moved up into our 5th<\/sup> runner position but faded just a bit in the final run-in (for 97th<\/sup>), while Alison Smith \u201815 had her season\u2019s best race, putting herself up in the pack and coming home strong for 73rd<\/sup>, clinching the 2nd<\/sup> place trophy for the team, while Lacey Serletti \u201816 in 113th<\/sup> was the meet\u2019s highest placing 7th<\/sup> runner, showing our depth and talent throughout the lineup.<\/p>\n

Full article is here: http:\/\/ephsports.williams.edu\/sports\/wxc\/2013-14\/releases\/20131123az707o<\/a><\/p>\n

Our women harriers have qualified for all 21 NCAA championships since 1993 (when NESCAC conference first allowed our teams to advance to finals) and have placed top 5 there 16 of those years, and in the top 2 an incredible 6 times! The men have qualified 20 times since 1993 and now have 9 top 5 team finishes.<\/p>\n

\"Brian<\/p>\n

On the same day as Nationals the Rhodes Scholarship committee conducted its final interviews, and announced that senior Brian McGrail was one of the 32 selected nationwide! A 4-year XC team member, who set a new PR this year by over a minute for the 8k, he has already achieved much in his collegiate academic and activity career, and I\u2019m sure you\u2019ll enjoy reading this article about him: http:\/\/ephsports.williams.edu\/sports\/mxc\/2013-14\/releases\/20131125w2g7kl<\/a><\/p>\n

November 16<\/strong> – Ephs Sweep New England Regional for First Time Since 1998!<\/p>\n

\"Kaleigh<\/a> \"Colin<\/a><\/p>\n

Led by the co-ed 1-2-3 punch of Kaleigh Kenny ’14, Colin Cotton ’15, and Chris Lee ’14, respectively, Williams captured the Men’s and Women’s DIII New England Regional Championships hosted by Southern Maine.\u00a0 The women dominated the field with 4 runners in the top 10 and defeated Middlebury 44-57.\u00a0 Inspired by the women’s exploits,\u00a0 the men squeaked out a victory over Middlebury 77-78 with 4 strong All-Region performers.<\/p>\n

\"Women<\/a> \"Chris<\/a><\/p>\n

On a fast course in outstanding conditions, Kenny pulled away in the last 300m to win her first Regional title in 21:02.\u00a0 Cotton pushed eventual race-winner Michael LeDuc of Conn College all the way to the final straightaway, placing 2nd in 24:24.\u00a0 Lee had his best race of the season, blasting away from the chase pack in the final 1200m to claim 3rd in 24:41.<\/p>\n

\"Silly<\/a><\/p>\n

Molly Belk ’16, Hannah Cole ’17, and Shayna Barbash ’14 worked together beautifully for much of the race, eventually coming in 7th, 8th, and 10th and all earning PR’s of 21:30, 21:33 and 21:38.\u00a0 Cole dropped a full minute off of her 6k PR!\u00a0 Brianne Mirecki ’14 sealed the victory for the Ephs, moving up masterfully over the last mile to snag 18th in 21:49.\u00a0 Alison Smith ’15 earned a 6th All-Region honor for the Ephs by finishing 33rd in 22:14, a reward for her aggressive, attacking approach.\u00a0 Lacey Serletti ’16 rounded out the lineup in 22:22, good for 41st.<\/p>\n

\"Men<\/a><\/p>\n

Bijan Mazaheri ’16 nearly joined the sub-25 club, running another PR in 25:01 for 14th in a measured effort.\u00a0 Aldis Inde ’15 continued his upward trajectory, nabbing 22nd in a PR of 25:17.\u00a0 Max LaBerge ’14 did just enough to get the victory for the Ephs, crossing the line in 25:32 for 36th after a poor start and difficult time working through the congested field.\u00a0 Peter Drews ’14 (45th, 25:51) and Peter Hale ’17 (57th, 26:00) similarly struggled to move their way through the pack without wasting valuable energy.<\/p>\n

\"Men<\/a><\/p>\n

Both teams excitedly advance to the NCAA Championships next Saturday at Hanover College in southern Indiana.\u00a0 With two superlative Regional performances, the Ephs know that they’re peaking at the right time to capture another strong result.<\/p>\n

November 9<\/strong> – Williams Men Go 1-2-3 to Win ECACs<\/p>\n

\"ecac<\/a><\/p>\n

Ocean breezes and salt spray must charge up our Eph runners, as for the second week in a row they excelled in competition at race courses bordering the sea, this time at Colt State Park in Rhode Island for the ECAC. Williams\u2019 \u2018Second Sevens\u2019 peaked for this championship of over 50 teams, with the women (54 points) running a strong second to Middlebury and well ahead of third place Tufts, and the men besting the field with a minimal score of 26 (second place Tufts with 75).<\/p>\n

\"ecac<\/a><\/p>\n

Co-Captain Louisa Lee led our women in 4th<\/sup> place in 22:55, with juniors Anna Spiers and Amelia Ortiz close behind in 7th<\/sup> and 8th<\/sup> 23:00 and 23:02, while First Years Emma Zehner and Maggie Peard took 16th<\/sup> an 19th<\/sup> out of 327 finishers.<\/p>\n

\"ecac<\/a><\/p>\n

An unprecedented 1-2-3 finish by Cole Townsend, Todd Ford, and Kieran Scannell (junior, sophomore, and First Year, respectively) in 25:43, 25:51 and 26:00 spearheaded an exceptional men\u2019s team to the victory. They were ably backed up by David Folsom \u201917 and Daniel Siegel \u201915 in 7th<\/sup> and 13th<\/sup>. The men have now won ECAC 8 of the past 9 years.<\/p>\n

\"ecac<\/a><\/p>\n

Coming up on November 16 is the NCAA New England regional, hosted by Southern Maine in Gorham at Narragansett School. Our seven top Ephs of each gender will contest this championship and race to advance to the NCAA finals which will be held Nov. 23 at Hanover College, Indiana.<\/p>\n

November 2<\/strong> – Williams wins 14th<\/sup> NESCAC title!<\/p>\n

\"2013_NESCAC_MXC_Champs\"<\/a><\/p>\n

With a superlative team performance of patient running, perfect positioning and turning on the jets over the final 2 miles, our Ephmen moved up in the field throughout and captured the title in a close duel with Middlebury. Colin Cotton and Chris Lee ran like All-Americans within the front pack of the best in NESCAC and smoothed their way to 2nd<\/sup> and 5th<\/sup> finishes (24:42 and 24:57) as sophomore Bijan\u00a0Mazaheri\u00a0passed more top runners than anyone else in the race to give us 3 men in the top 10 as he set a big PR at 25:07 for 9th<\/sup> place. Aldis Inde \u201815 made a strong move in the middle miles and held position over the final kilometer to be our #4 scorer in 17th<\/sup> 25:28. And finally\u00a0our depth proved it could excel, putting 7 finishers ahead of Middlebury’s 5th man to secure what was through 4 men an even-up battle. The final kicks of Max Laberge, First Year Peter Hale, and Peter Drews were phenomenal, closing them all to within 5 seconds of Inde, in places 18, 20 and 22.<\/p>\n

\"Men<\/a><\/p>\n

Williams totaled the winning low score of 51, with Middlebury at 62, Tufts 103 followed by Bowdoin, Colby, Bates, Amherst, Connecticut College, Hamilton, Wesleyan and Trinity in that order.<\/p>\n

\"NESCAC<\/a><\/p>\n

The lady purple harriers gave Middlebury a run for the title and finished second by a 29 to 51 count, but well ahead of Tufts\u2019 3rd<\/sup> place 90 score, and then Bates, Hamilton, Colby, Conn College, Amherst, Bowdoin, Wesleyan and Trinity in that order. Kaleigh Kenny displayed her championship form with a decisive victory after cruising out front of the pack and adding a strong kick to tie the 6k course record at 21:20. Fellow senior Shayna Barbash ran one of the best races of her career to take 5th<\/sup> (21:46) and sophomore Molly Belk 9 seconds back took 10th<\/sup> in the midst of a Panther pack. Final scorers were co-captain Brianne Mirecki 16th<\/sup> (22:13) with her best of the season, and Lacey Serletti \u201916 19th<\/sup> in 22:19.<\/p>\n

Our coaching staff is extraordinarily proud of the team’s training, spirit, and competitive savvy that has garnered them a victory and a runner-up in one of the best conferences in the country for Division III Cross Country.<\/p>\n

Over the past weeks each gender\u2019s group of 14 has trained quite well together to peak at ECAC with the \u2018Second Seven\u2019 on Nov. 9 at Colt State Park (RI), and the Regional for the \u2018Top Seven\u2019 Nov. 16 hosted by S. Maine.<\/p>\n

October 26<\/strong> – Williams Welcomes Alumni Home for Plansky Invitational<\/p>\n

\"Alumni\"<\/a><\/p>\n

44 alumni\/alumnae returned for the 44th<\/sup> Annual \u2018Aluminum Bowl\u2019 romp around the hilly 5k course. Many proved very fit and all acquitted themselves well. The women were led by Lauren Philbrook \u201909 with a 19:01 time for first place, with Nora Mitchell \u201910 20:25, Lauren Goldstein-Kral \u201912 21:29 and Emily Fertig \u201906 22:10 next.\u00a0 Connor Kamm \u201910 forged a wire-to-wire victory in 15:43–just off of his 15:37 course record from last fall–to lead the alums to a 1 through 6 finish and perfect 15 point team score. He was backed up by Brandon Abasolo \u201913 16:24,\u00a0 Brendan Christian \u201909 16:28, Anthony Raduazo \u201912 16:40, Sean Hyland \u201907 16:42, and Scott Rodilitz \u201913 16:47.<\/p>\n

The undergrads had wins in the collegiate competition by Anna Ryba \u201916 \u00a020:03 and Henry Koster \u201814 16:53, leading the squads not in the NESCAC or ECAC to wins over Conn College, St. Joe\u2019s (CT), Framingham State, and MCLA.<\/p>\n

October 19<\/strong> – Ephs Sweep Little Three Titles<\/p>\n

\"Women's<\/a><\/p>\n

Little Three Champions<\/strong>!\u00a0 Our Williams men and women harriers ran great races at October 19th<\/sup> Little Three meet, hosted by Wesleyan. \u00a0Williams women swept the top 11 places to record a perfect score, and had a spread of 22 seconds from 1-5, and a miniscule 43 seconds from 1 all the way to 11!\u00a0 Kaleigh Kenny \u201914 won in 18:32 with classmate Shayna Barbash next, followed by Molly Belk \u201916, Hannah Cole \u201917 and Lacey Serletti \u201916, winning their 6th<\/sup> Little Three in a row.<\/p>\n

Senior Chris Lee cruised to his second\u00a0Little Three individual title (25:54) and sophomore Bijan Mazaheri took 4th<\/sup>, but the meet was clinched by three Ephs coming from well behind the Amherst pack to outkick them over the final 800 and then 300 meters: sophomore Todd Ford and First Year David Folsom took 5th<\/sup>\u00a0and 6th<\/sup>, and senior Max LaBerge proved his comeback from injury is complete with a flying 9th<\/sup>\u00a0place finish. The final score was Williams 25, Amherst 37, Wesleyan 67 as Williams notched its 26th<\/sup> straight Little Three title.<\/p>\n

\"Men's<\/a><\/p>\n

Both squads are now primed to train well over the next 2 weeks leading up to the NESCAC conference championship and bring our top 12 men and women into that meet all healthy.<\/p>\n

October 15<\/strong> – Team Provides Community Service Over Reading Period<\/p>\n

\"Peace<\/a><\/p>\n

Williams XC had a\u00a0Community Service<\/strong>\u00a0weekend where some helped out at a local organic vegetable farm, others prepared and served lunches at a \u2018soup kitchen\u2019 in nearby North Adams, and a crew did our periodic \u2018Adopt a Highway\u2019 road cleanup.<\/p>\n

\"Berkshire<\/a><\/p>\n

October 12<\/strong> – Ephs Showcase Depth at Westfield State<\/p>\n

\"Women<\/a><\/p>\n

Athletes who hadn\u2019t run in the Oct 5 Paul Short meet showed our depth with the women winning the 37-team James Earley Invitational<\/strong>, hosted by Westfield State at the fast Stanley Park course, led by sophomore rookie Molly Belk in 18:37 to place 2nd<\/sup> out of over 300 runners, junior Anna Spiers 19:06 in 6th<\/sup>, and senior co-captain Louisa Lee 19:10 in 7th<\/sup>.\u00a0 In the 34-team men\u2019s field our Ephs took 3rd<\/sup>, led by senior co-captain Max LaBerge in 4th <\/sup>in 26:09 and First Years Kieran Scannell and Nigel Bates in 18th<\/sup>\u00a0and 19th<\/sup> out of a field of well over 300 runners, who each broke 27:00 in their first shot at the 8k.<\/p>\n

\"Westfield<\/a><\/p>\n

October 5<\/strong> – Ephs Test Themselves against Nation’s Best at Paul Short Run<\/p>\n

\"Shayna<\/a><\/p>\n

For the first time ever Williams put the prestigious Paul Short Run on its regular schedule, racing in the elite Gold Section of 48 teams on Lehigh\u2019s course versus primarily Division I competition, with 400 runners in each race. On an unseasonably hot day the men sped to an excellent team place of 17th<\/sup>, first among all Division III squads, and the women were 27th<\/sup> in their race, second among Division III. For the men Colin Cotton placed in the top 20 to earn a coveted t-shirt (20th<\/sup> in 24:29), Chris Lee was 24:52 for 53rd<\/sup>, and Bijan Mazaheri also cracked the top 100 at 96th<\/sup> in 25:21. Aldis Inde and Peter Hale completed the scoring in 25:59 and 26:01. \u00a0In the women\u2019s race Shayna Barbash took 100th<\/sup> in 21:51, Kaleigh Kenny ran 22:07, and a pack of three completed the scoring: Lacey Serletti 22:28, Brianne Mirecki 22:30, and Hannah Cole 22:32.<\/p>\n

\"Siegel<\/a><\/p>\n

September 28 <\/strong>– Williams Packs Up Well at Home Invite<\/p>\n

Williams hosted its famed inter-regional Purple Valley Classic and came away with a 3rd<\/sup> in the women\u2019s 6k varsity, close behind Middlebury and MIT (38 to 43 to 46), and the men\u2019s varsity 8k found the Ephs nipping Middlebury for 2nd<\/sup> 59-60 behind MIT\u2019s winning 41 score.<\/p>\n

Senior Kaleigh Kenny<\/a> won the 6k race in 22:19 for Williams with fellow senior Shayna Barbash<\/a> next in 3rd<\/sup> on the warm day. The next pack of seven moved up together and finished strong: sophomore rookie Molly Belk<\/a> had a stunning first race ever, taking 13th, then junior Talia Calnek-Sugin<\/a> in 14th<\/sup> barely outkicking another sophomore rookie Lacey Serletti<\/a> 15th<\/sup> and First Year Hannah Cole<\/a> 16th<\/sup>.<\/p>\n

After holding back for the first 3.5 miles, Colin Cotton cruised to victory in the men\u2019s 8k at 25:56, with Chris Lee runner-up at 26:09. Bijan Mazaheri ran tough for 8th<\/sup> in 26:28, while Daniel Siegel and Andrew Beaudoin closed out the Eph scoring in 22nd<\/sup> and 26th<\/sup> places.<\/p>\n

\"PVC<\/a><\/p>\n

In the 5k section First Years Maggie Peard and Emma Zehner took 1-2 in 20:09 and 20:15, nearly forty seconds ahead of the next place. Rookie \u201917 Ephmen swept the top 5 spots led by David Folsom in a speedy 16:29 on the hilly course, with Noah Williams, Nigel Bates, Luke Hinz, Hiroshi Kirby, and Kieran Scannell all breaking 17:10.<\/p>\n

September 14<\/strong> – Ephs Take Montreal by Storm<\/p>\n

\"mcgill<\/a>Seeking some international competition, Williams journeyed to Montreal, Quebec for the McGill Invitational, facing off with some of the best runners from Canada\u2019s universities. Only Western Ontario (3rd<\/sup> in last year\u2019s Canadian nationals) beat the Ephwomen, while the men were victorious in a nail-biter.\u00a0 For the second time in three years, over 60 Ephs made the trek north for shorter distance races (4k women, 6k men).\u00a0 The team toured the Old City after the race and stayed in a youth hostel Saturday night, before ascending Mont Royal for their Sunday morning long run.<\/p>\n

\"mcgill<\/a><\/p>\n

All-American Kaleigh Kenny \u201814 led the women\u2019s team with a 2nd<\/sup> place finish in 14:34.\u00a0 She held back for most of the race before unleashing a devastating kick to overtake the 3rd<\/sup> place woman in the final straightaway.\u00a0 Shayna Barbash \u201814 also cracked the top 10 with a 14:43 for 6th<\/sup>\u00a0\u00a0 Hannah Cole \u201917 (8th<\/sup> 14:48) and Lacey Serletti \u201916 (12th <\/sup>14:57) made their collegiate XC debuts in style, working together for much of the race and passing several opponents in the last half mile.\u00a0 Brianne Mirecki rounded out the scoring in 14th<\/sup> 15:05.<\/p>\n

\"mcgill<\/a>The men’s team was victorious by the slimmest of margins, tying Laval with 43 points but winning on the tiebreaker of best 5th man, the Canadian rule for dealing with ties.\u00a0 Tri-captain Chris Lee ’14 led the tight-knit top Eph pack of Peter Hale ’17, Bijan Mazaheri ’16, and Aldis Inde ’15, who worked together for the majority of the 3-lap course and all finished among the top 11 between 19:12 and 19:20.\u00a0 First-Year David Folsom proved to be a great competitor in his first Eph race, sprinting in to 17th<\/sup> place in 19:34, most importantly 2 spots ahead of Laval\u2019s 5th<\/sup> man.\u00a0 Todd Ford ’16 (19:48) and Cole Townsend ’15 (20:01) rounded out the top 7.\u00a0 A second pack of Andrew Beaudoin ’15, Daniel Siegel ’15, Peter Drews ’14, Noah Williams ’17, Hiroshi Kirby ’17, and Matt Tarduno ’16 all finished within 6 seconds, taking 31st through 37th.<\/p>\n

September 7<\/strong> – Williams Kicks 2013 Season Off with Coed Relays<\/p>\n

\"coed<\/a><\/p>\n

Williams opened the 2013 Harrier season at home with the fun, costumed Coed Relays, welcoming teams from Southern Vermont and Middlebury Colleges. Coed teams of two ran a partnered relay with the man completing loops of 3k, 2k, and 2k, alternating with the woman on her loops of 3k and 2k, for a total distance of 12 kilometers. Everyone got in a good workout and showed good fitness from summer training and plenty of team spirit!<\/p>\n

September 5<\/strong> – Team Heads to Savoy State Forest for Gorgeous Training<\/p>\n

\"Savoy<\/a><\/p>\n

With a day off from classes, the Ephs were able to squeeze in a field trip to nearby Savoy State Forest, complete with several ponds, waterfalls, and miles of hilly, scenic trails.\u00a0 Afterwards, runners enjoyed a feast beside the water, while others took a dip or threw the frisbee around.<\/p>\n

\"Savoy<\/a><\/p>\n

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\"Savoy<\/a><\/p>\n

Men’s First-Year “Top 8”:<\/p>\n

\"Savoy<\/a><\/p>\n

September 4, 2013<\/strong> –\u00a0 Preseason<\/strong>\u00a0begins with a four day running camp in the wilderness of Vermont and New York and continues with training close to campus.<\/p>\n

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