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March 7, 2010
Late Goal Gives Middlebury NESCAC Men's Ice Hockey Championship
BRUNSWICK, Maine – Middlebury senior captain Charlie Townsend scored the game-winning goal with 1:42 remaining in the third period to give the Panthers their eighth NESCAC Men’s Ice Hockey Championship, 3-2, over Bowdoin on Sunday at Sidney J. Watson Arena. With their fourth win over the Polar Bears in the title game, the Panthers (19-4-4) earn the league’s automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament.
March 7, 2010
Amherst Wins Women's Ice Hockey Title in Overtime, 2-1
AMHERST, Mass. – The top-seeded Amherst College women’s ice hockey team played host to No. 2 Trinity this afternoon at Orr Rink in the 2010 NESCAC Championship title game. Trinity scored the opening goal of the game in the first period, but Amherst forced overtime and took home the program’s third NESCAC crown 2-1 on Courtney Hanlon’s (Fullerton, Calif.) game-winner in the extra session.
February 28, 2010
Williams Wins 2010 Men's Basketball Championship
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. – Top-seeded Williams downed defending NESCAC Men's Basketball champion Middlebury on Sunday afternon 64-58 in a contest where Williams once led by as many as 17. The Ephs win their first NESCAC title since 2007 fourth conference crown overall. Middlebury won its only title in 2009.
February 28, 2010
Williams Earns Men's Swimming & Diving Championship
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. – Williams College claimed its ninth conference crown on Sunday evening, taking the 2010 NESCAC Men's Swimming & Diving Championships with 1,937.5 points. Tufts finished as the runner-up to the Ephs for the third-straight year with 1,452.5 points. Rounding out the top five were Amherst (1,352), Middlebury (1,029.5) and Hamilton (757).
February 28, 2010
Amherst Moves Past Colby for NESCAC Women's Basketball Championship
AMHERST, Mass. – The top-seeded Amherst College women’s basketball team won its second NESCAC title in three years on Sunday with a 69-54 victory over second-seeded Colby College at LeFrak Gymnasium. Amherst stretched an eight-point halftime lead into a 15-point win. The win improved the Jeffs' record to 27-0 on the season and increased their home winning streak to 23 games.
2/24/10 Men's Swimming & Diving Championships Begin Friday
2/21/10 Williams Claims 2010 Women's Swimming & Diving Championship
2/20/10 Men's Ice Hockey Championship Field Set
2/20/10 Women's Ice Hockey Championship Seeding Announced
2/17/10 Women's Swimming & Diving Championships Head to Middlebury
2/13/10 Men's Basketball Championship Seeding Announced
2/13/10 Women's Basketball Championship Seeding Released
2/2/10 Men's Squash Championship Takes Place This Weekend
2/2/10 Women's Squash Championship Begins Friday
2/1/10 Men's Squash Championship Seeding Announced

2009-10 

Men's Cross Country
Williams

Women's Cross Country
 Middlebury

Field Hockey
 Tufts

Football
Amherst

Men's Soccer
Williams

Women's Soccer
Williams

Volleyball
Williams

 Men's Squash
Trinity

Women's Squash
Trinity

 Women's Swimming & Diving
Williams

Men's Swimming & Diving
Williams

Men's Basketball
Williams

Women's Basketball
Amherst

Men's Ice Hockey
Middlebury

Women's Ice Hockey
 Amherst

Baseball
Sunday, May 9
at Highest Seed East Division

Golf
Sat.-Sun., April 24-25
at Williams

Men's Lacrosse
Sunday, May 9

Women's Lacrosse
Sunday, May 9

Men's Rowing
 Sunday, May 9

Women's Rowing
 Sunday, May 9

Softball
Fri.-Sun., May 7-9
at Highest Seed West Division

Men's Tennis
Fri.-Sun., May 7-9 at Amherst

Women's Tennis
 Fri.-Sun., May 7-9 at Amherst

Men's Track & Field
 Saturday, April 24 at Tuft

Women's Track & Field
 Saturday, April 24 at Tuft