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Williamstown Cal Ripken Baseball Announced Registration Days| 09:44AM / Thursday, February 16, 2012 | |
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Williamstown Cal Ripken Baseball will hold registrations for the upcoming 2012 season at the Elementary School cafeteria on Tuesday, February 28 and Thursday, March 1 from 5:30 p.m. until 7 p.m.
Boys and girls are eligible to play. Children must be age 4-12 years old on April 30, 2012 to play.
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- Tee ball (for our beginning players)
- Rookie (coaches do the pitching)
- Minors (kids start to pitch)
- Majors (most experienced)
Tryouts will be held in March to place kids at the level appropriate for their ability. Drafts will be held following tryouts to place kids on teams.
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2012 Bay State Games ISF Figure Skating Results| 04:22PM / Monday, February 13, 2012 | |
2012 Bay State Games ISI Figure Skating Results Event 1: Artistic FS4 Female 9-11 Years: Place Skaters Name Representing Team Points First Katie Stapleton Elite 5 Second Mauryn Tyack Individual 4 Third Lainey Braun FMC Fall River 2.5 Third Madelyn Morrissey Sharper Edge 2.5 Fifth Chloe Bryne Elite 1
Event 2: Artistic FS4 Mixed 12-14 Years: Place Skaters Name Representing Team Points First Carly Jennings Cape Ann 5 Second Meghan Shaffer FMC Natick 4 Third Austin StPierre FMC Natick 3 Fourth Heather Morton FMC Natick 2 Fifth Elizabeth Pier FMC Marlboro 1 Event 3: Artistic FS4 Female 15 Years: Place Skaters Name Representing Team Points First Alexis Nixon Winterland 5 Second Nyomi Warren FMC Natick 4 Third Emily Smith FMC
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Williams Men's Basketball Defeats TrinityBy Matthew Piltch, Williams Sports Info
10:00AM / Sunday, February 12, 2012 | |
 HARTFORD, Conn. — Williams College men's basketball topped Trinity College on the road Saturday afternoon 67-60.
Michale Mayer led the way for the Ephs, going 11-11 from the line and 5-8 from the field for 21 points while also pulling in the six rebounds.
Although the Ephs only shot 33 percent from the field, they were able to win behind the strength of their collective free throw shooting, as they went 28-30 from the line for the game.
Trinity finished its season 10-14 overall and 2-8 in the conference. Williams improved to 17-7 on the season and 5-5 in the NESCAC with the win. Official NESCAC tournament seeding will be annouced tomorrow afternoon.
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Williams Women's Hockey: Middlebury Pulls Past EphsBy Kathleen Elkins, Williams Sports Info
09:45AM / Sunday, February 12, 2012 | |
 MIDDLEBURY, Vt. - Looking to earn a split, the Williams College Ephs women's hockey team traveled to Middlebury College on Saturday afternoon for a rematch with the Panthers.
Unable to contain the Panther offense, Williams allowed six unanswered goals as Middlebury handed them their second straight defeat.
Picking up where they left off the previous afternoon, Middlebury jumped out to 2-0 lead after 20 minutes of play. Emily Fluke opened the scoring for the Panthers with her first career goal. The tally came at the 11:59 mark when Fluke sent the puck past Billadeau, aided by teammates Jennifer Krakower and Grace Waters.
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Ephs Women's Basketball End Regular Season with Overtime WinBy Alexandra Piltch, Williams Sports Info
09:15AM / Sunday, February 12, 2012 | |
 HARTFORD, Conn. — The Williams College women's basketball team won a nail biter Saturday against the Trinity College Bantams in overtime.
The Ephs defeated the Bantams 80-76 in their final regular season match-up.
The two teams swapped hoops and leads for much of the first half. The Bantams took the most decisive lead at six with just under two minutes to play in the opening frame. With the Bantams up three, Jennie Harding hit a jumper for the Ephs to make it 34-33 with 2:37 on the clock. Kaitlin Ciarleglio responded for Trinity, though, with a long ball. Michelle Royals then finished in the paint to take the six-point lead.
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Jeffs Sinks Williams' Men's Basketball in Final SecondsBy Matthew Piltch, Williams Sports Info
09:30AM / Saturday, February 11, 2012 | |
 AMHERST, Mass. — Williams College men's basketball fell 80-78 Friday in another spectacularly tight contest with rival Amherst College.
The game came down to the final seconds: After Eph Brian Emerson tied the game at 78 with 13 seconds to play after a pick-and-roll with Nate Robertson, Amherst point guard Aaron Toomey hit a fade away jumper in the lane to with less than two seconds to play to give the Jeffs the win.
"I couldn't be any prouder of how we played and the effort and the spirit that our team displayed," Williams head coach Mike Maker said. "It was a heartbreaking loss, but we played awfully well. We were on the short end on the scoreboard. I love my players. 0 Comments
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Ephs Fall To Jeffs in Women's BasketballBy Alexandra Piltch, Williams Sports Info
09:15AM / Saturday, February 11, 2012 | |
 AMHERST, Mass. — The Williams College women’s basketball team dropped a tough one Friday to top-ranked rival Amherst College, 77-55.
The Ephs and Lord Jeffs met earlier this year, but the game did not count towards NESCAC play. Amherst won the first matchup 80-58. With the win, the Lord Jeffs win the Little Three title.
With the score close early, the Lord Jeffs started to take over the game on an 11- 1 run that started with a three-pointer from Shannon Finucane. Amherst then got a trio of jumpers from Caroline Stedman, Marcia Voight, and Megan Robertson to take the 15-6 lead. After being held without a field goal for nearly six minutes, the Ephs responded with a beautiful long 0 Comments
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Middlebury Gets Victory Over Williams Women's HockeyBy Kathleen Elkins, Williams Sports Info
09:00AM / Saturday, February 11, 2012 | |
 WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Three unanswered goals late in the final 5 minutes of the game insured Middlebury College's 5-1 victory on Friday.
The Panthers were eventually able to capitalize on nine Williams College penalties, despite another strong performance from Williams netminder Chloe Billadeau.
The first period opened with much back-and-forth play, as indicated by Middlebury’s slight shot advantage of eight to the home team’s five. At the 17:44 mark, it looked like the Panthers would take an early lead as they peppered first year goalie, Chloe Billadeau, with shots. Billadeau prevented an early hole for Williams, however, and turned away everything that came her 0 Comments
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Ephs Hockey Drop Physical Contest To MiddleburyBy Darren Hartwell, Williams Sports Info
10:25AM / Friday, February 10, 2012 | |
 WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The Williams College men's hockey team dropped a highly physical contest to a strong Middlebury College squad Thursday night, extending their winless streak to five games.
Taking a 1-0 lead into the second period, the Panthers poured in three goals in the middle frame to put the game out of reach. Scoring the lone goal for the Ephs was David Jarrett on assists from Paul Steinig and John Wickman.
The loss is the Ephs' fourth in their last five games. They remain in fifth place in the NESCAC standings with a 7-6-2 conference record, as Middlebury improves their league record to 9-5-1.
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Bay State Games Return To County FridayBy Andy McKeever, iBerkshires Staff
07:15PM / Thursday, February 09, 2012 | |
 NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The Bay State Winter Games kicks off bright and early Friday morning.
The first round of figure skating will begin at 7:30 a.m. to start the three-day competition that brings figure skating, alpine skiing and ice hockey to the Northern Berkshires.
Last year, the games expanded to include other nearby states as the Olympic-style competition continues to grow. Since the Bay State Winter Games' inception in 1985, the Berkshires have played host to all the events.
The competition brings an estimated $1.5 million, Williamstown Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Judy Giamborino said last year.
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