🏈🎤 Seniors Drew Michalek and Austin Dehmel are in the spotlight this week on our football show! 🌟 Curious how these incredible student athletes made their journey to Williams? 🤔 Coach Ray also spills the beans on what to expect this Saturday at Homecoming vs. Wesleyan. 🎉
Join us in celebrating their inspiring stories and get ready for an epic Homecoming showdown! 🙌
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🌟This week the spotlight is on our junior student-athletes, Will Sheskey & Ryan Carney both from Scituate, MA! 🌟 They discuss how the young talent is influencing the team’s future. 🌟🏈 Sheskey breaks out the moves on camera and does a bit of self-promotion for the best dancer on the team. Carney thinks differently!
Psychology Major vs. Economics Major ==Cake, Pie, 2 Night Owls, Bad Driver, Nature Lover
Get ready for this week’s action! The Ephs are hitting road and hitting Bates this Saturday at 1pm, 10/28! 📅🙌
Don’t miss out on the game! Watch the webcast at ephsports.williams.edu …
The big takeaway from Saturday’s game is simple: Trinity is an excellent, veteran football team. It’s hard to find a weakness in any phase of their game. In spite of the rainy conditions, senior QB Spencer Fetter threw accurately all day. His receivers hardly dropped a ball. Defensively, Trinity adjusted to Williams throwing the ball and made stops when they had to. The Bantams earned their victory.
Williams came out throwing the ball and executed cripsly. The first drive included several good throws and several good scrambles from freshman QB Owen …
The Eph offense put up 24 points, gained 362 yards and scored on 3 of 4 red zone opportunities against the Continentals. Having lost leading rusher Mario Fischetti for the season, the Ephs still piled up 141 yards on the ground and 221 in the air, many of them after the catch, like Sam Jaffe’s 55 yard touchdown reception from Owen McHugh. Jon Oris accounted for 150 yards from scrimmage and two touchdowns, while the offensive line allowed no sacks by Hamilton.
Williams played great team defense …
