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NEW ORLEANS - The Williams College men's track & field program earned 2025 NCAA Division III All-Academic Team honors from the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA), while the Ephs saw 10 student-athletes garner individual All-Academic Athlete laurels.
The Ephs who received the individual Academic honor were
Tom Emery '27 (biology/psychology),
Zachary Liu-Walter '26 (psychology),
Keiyu Mamiya '28 (physics),
Will Murray '25 (Chinese),
Charles Namiot '25 (mathematics),
Oscar Newman '25 (environmental studies/political economics),
Malcolm Oakes '28 (economics/math),
Henry Reinke '28 (biology),
Brady Stahelski '27 (economics/environmental studies) and
Oak Sullivan '28 (economics).
To be eligible for the Academic Team award, institutions needed to maintain a 3.1 GPA or better on a 4.0 scale, as the Ephs maintained a sensational 3.57 team GPA. In order to achieve the individual honor, student-athletes were required to maintain a 3.3 GPA or better on a 4.0 scale, while also meeting one of the following athletic criteria:
1. They must have finished the season among the top-50 individuals as listed on the descending order lists on the Track & Field Results Reporting Service (TFRRS) platform. In addition, any student-athletes not among the top 50, but who participated at the Indoor or Outdoor National Championships, are eligible.
2. They must have competed as a member of one of the top-35 relay teams as listed on the descending order list on TFRRS. In addition, any student-athletes not among the top-35 relay teams, but who participated in the relay at the Indoor or Outdoor National Championships, are eligible. Finally, any competing relay team member on an expanded descending order list to include 35 institutions (1 relay team per institution) is eligible.
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"This award epitomizes why coaching at Williams is special," said head coach
Ethan Barron. "The hunger for knowledge and growth is powerful. Whether it be in the classroom, the lab or simply becoming students of their craft on the track, there is an insatiable drive to challenge oneself and grow at Williams. As a coach, I could not ask for a better environment to be in." Â
During the 2025 NCAA Division III Outdoor Championship on May 22-24 in Geneva, Ohio, Williams totaled two All-American performances. Sullivan earned First Team laurels with a sixth-place performance in the decathlon, while Murray garnered Second Team honors with a 12th-place finish during the long jump.
Vincent VanMaaren '27 (pole vault) and Newman (400-meter dash) collected All-American Second Team recognition during the indoor national championship on March 14-15 at Nazareth University in Rochester, New York.
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Written by Trevor Wenners
Manager of Athletic Statistics and Record Keeping
tw11@williams.edu
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