HADLEY, Mass. — After earning back-to-back victories during the NESCAC Semifinal and Final games on Saturday and Sunday, respectively, on Cole Field in Williamstown, Massachusetts, junior goalkeeper
Chelsea Mohammed of the No. 8-ranked Williams College women's soccer team was recognized as the conference's Player of the Week Monday.
This marks the first weekly conference accolade of Mohammed's outstanding 2026 season for the Ephs (14-2-1, 8-1-1 NESCAC). Williams has taken home the conference Player of the Week award in back-to-back weeks, as sophomore forward
Chloe Lee earned the honor on Nov. 2.
Mohammed has compiled seven individual shutouts and four combined ones, including a pair of individual shutouts against ranked opponents. The Sicklerville, New Jersey, native has compiled a remarkable 14-1-1 mark on the season.
Mohammed earned the individual shutout and made seven saves during a 2-0 victory for top-seeded Williams over No. 23 and fifth-seeded Middlebury Saturday in the semifinals of the conference tournament. She made four more saves and earned the victory, playing the complete 90 minutes in a 2-1 triumph against No. 3 and second-seeded Tufts in the championship game Sunday afternoon.
Mohammed leads the NESCAC in save percentage (.894), goals-against average (0.33) and individual shutouts (7). The Ephs won their NESCAC-leading ninth conference championship this past weekend.
Williams will compete against Penn State Harrisburg during the first round of the NCAA Division III Tournament Saturday at 11 a.m. on the campus of William Smith in Geneva, New York.
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