Hobart and William Smith Colleges

William Smith’s varsity four races down the 4.4-kilometer Cayuga-Seneca Canal course during the Challenge on the Canal. The varsity four finished first overall, defeating Division II Mercyhurst and RIT.

Ethan Hine ’27 leads the Hobart Alpine skiing team to a second-place finish in the Giant Slalom at Bristol Mountain.

The Hobart basketball team poses after winning the 2024 Liberty League Tournament Championship. The Statesmen never trailed St. Lawrence in the title game, bedeviling the Saints 63-55.

The William Smith basketball team celebrates after its 49-48 upset over nationally-ranked Vassar College.

Ryan Behar ’26 and Conrad Palmer ’24 compete on the Cayuga-Seneca Canal during the Challenge on the canal.

Andrew Kim MHEL ’24 surpassed the 1,000 career kill mark during a sweep of Penn State Behrend.

Malya Sayre '26 attacks a set against a Hartwick blocker in a 3-0 sweep of the Hawks.

Against the backdrop of Geneva, the HWS sailing team practices on Seneca Lake. The team qualified for three national championship events this season.

Jack Berube '26 chips in a shot during Hobart golf practice at Clifton Springs Country Club.

Ashley Byron ’24 watches a putt at Clifton Springs Country Club. She won her match against Geneseo 3 and 2 to help the Herons beat the Knights 3-1.

Maddie Montgomery ’24 powers her way past defenders in the Liberty League championship game against Ithaca.

Jack Byrnes ’27 celebrates his first career home run during Hobart’s 9-0 win over Elmira at McDonough Park.

The William Smith bowling team, in just its second varsity season, won the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference Championship and earned an automatic bid to the NCAA National Collegiate Bowling Championship.

Rupert Ramsay ’27 performs a dive in his first meet in Bristol Pool for the Hobart swimming and diving team. The Statesmen scored a 119-25 win over Wells College.

The Herons swimming & diving team practices in Bristol Pool in preparation for the Liberty League Championships.

Alex Rosa ’25 dodges Panthers and raindrops on Boswell Field at Urick Stadium. He scored three goals against High Point.