2025 Williams College Eph Football Reunion: Reconnect, Reflect, and Recharge

Join us for the annual Williams College Eph Football Reunion—an exclusive gathering celebrating the decades of camaraderie and competitive spirit unique to Williams football. This special event is open to all football alumni, especially those whose class years end in 5 and 0, offering a perfect opportunity to reconnect with old teammates and relive the glory days on the gridiron.

This year, we are thrilled to welcome Coach Mark Raymond, who will share insights into the current objectives and exciting future plans for our football program. It’s a great chance to hear firsthand how your contributions and legacy continue to …

From Williams to the Pacific Palisades

A Call for Community Support in the Wake of California’s Most Destructive Fire

To the Williams Football Community,

Although the Pacific Palisades may be roughly 3,000 miles away from Farley-Lamb Field, it’s impossible to calculate the devastation inflicted on the town in any metric unit. The place once known for being a vibrant and tight-knight neighborhood in Los Angeles, will now forever be known as the epicenter of the Palisades Fire, the most destructive inferno in California’s history. While there may only be a few residents who know about the college or can tell you what an Eph is, the …

View from the Sideline (Amherst)

Williams dominated Amherst 21-0 in The Biggest Little Game in America. The Ephs now lead the series 76-57-5.

Decisively Defensive
Saturday’s victory relied on a standout defensive performance. Amherst penetrated the red zone only once, giving the ball up on downs in the fourth quarter. The Ephs held the Mammoths to 4 of 11 on third down and 0 of 3 on fourth, and tallied 4 sacks. Holden Gering had two interceptions on the day to bring his season tally to five, 2nd in NESCAC. Freshman Andrew Kreakie added another pick.

A Perfect Grind
The Williams offense played carefully conservative …

View from the Sideline (Wesleyan)

Wesleyan prevailed over Williams 25-24.

Force Paradox Resolved
Williams came into the game averaging a league-leading 172 rushing yards per game. Wesleyan’s rushing defense was also first at 85 yards per game. On Saturday the unstoppable force prevailed over the immovable object, as the Ephs amassed 231 yards on 51 carries. Jon Oris led with 86 yards, Owen McHugh ran for 77, Owen Johansen amassed 57 from the wildcat and Will Sheskey added 14. McHugh, Johansen and Sheskey each scored a rushing touchdown. Johansen’s came on the longest run of the day, a 46-yard dash.

Quality Bests Quantity
In another …