Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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With Head Golf Coach Chip Capraro, the William Smith College golf team poses for a group photo after finishing second in the Martin Division of Cortland’s Martin/Wallace Invitational. -
Kayla Ketchabaw ’25 redirects a shot on goal during William Smith’s game against the University of Southern Maine. Ketchabaw scored a goal in the game against the Huskies. -
Mamadou Meite ’23 fires a shot during Hobart lacrosse’s season opener against Canisius. The Statesmen cruised to a 20-14 victory. -
The William Smith squash team captured its fourth Liberty League title with a 9-0 win over St. Lawrence. The Herons (18-4 overall) finished the year 15th in the College Squash Association Rankings. -
Luke Ward ’26 passes through a gate on the giant slalom course at Bristol Mountain during the Mideast Regional Championships. Hobart finished fifth in the regionals. -
One of the top bowlers in the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference, William Smith’s Amber Pidlypchak ’24 led the AMCC in split conversion this season and was ranked in the top 10 in several other stat categories. -

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The William Smith Alpine skiing team celebrates after placing third at the USCSA National Championships held in Mammoth, Calif. Marjorie Plants ’25 and Caraline Gray ’23 were named to the All-America teams. -
William Smith lacrosse celebrates after winning their 7th straight Liberty League title. The Herons completed the season ranked third in the country, setting a program record for wins in a season, finishing the year with a 21-1 overall record. -
Jeremy Sanchez ’26 awaits a pitch during the first game of a doubleheader between Hobart and Ithaca. Hobart baseball returned to the diamond this spring for the first time in 28 years. - In This Week in Photos, we look back at some of our favorite athletics photos from the semester. Here, Hobart celebrates after winning the 2023 NCAA Division III Men’s Ice Hockey Championship. The Statesmen went 29-2-0 on their way to winning their first national championship in program history.
