Boston, MA – Williams College placed three offensive standouts on this year's Div. II-III All-New England Team in senior WR Jon Drenckhahn, senior center Chris Kenney and junior QB Pat Lucey. The Williams football team finished the 2006 season 8-0 and extended their win streak to 14 largely through the efforts of this trio.
Drenckhahn became the all-time leader in receptions at Williams by hauling in a NESCAC leading 51 passes to end his career with 135 catches. It was the second year in a row that Drenckhahn led NESCAC in catches. Drenckhahn's 51 catches were good for 762 yards (95.2/game) and seven TDs.
The honors continue to roll in for Pat Lucey. Twice this season he was named the NESCAC Offensive Player of the Week and the ECAC Div. III Northeast Offensive Player of the Week and was selected as the First Team All-NESCAC quarterback. He also won the Boston Globe Gold Helmet award for his role in the Ephs' 41-16 win over Trinity that snapped the Bantams' 31 game win streak.
Lucey (Plymouth, Mass.) recorded a NESCAC-high 204.2 yards of total offense per game, on 191.0 yards passing and 13.2 yards rushing. He also led the NESCAC in pass efficiency with a 165.8 rating. He completed 112 of his 168 attempts on the season — 66.7 percent — throwing for 14 touchdowns and just four interceptions.
Kenney, a three-year starter on the offensive line, was the lone starting offensive lineman returning this season for the Ephs and he was instrumental in helping Williams lead NESCAC in yards per game with 402.2. Previously he was named First Team All-NESCAC and he has been invited to the Aztec Bowl to play for the NCAA Div. III all stars vs. a team representing Mexico in December.
The team will be honored at the New England Football Writers Banquet on Thursday, December 14 at Casa di Fiore in Wilmington. People interested in attending should contact Dick Lipe at Bentley College at 781-891-2334.
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Mount Greylock Regional School District 2nd Quarter Honor Roll
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The Mount Greylock Regional School District 2025-2026 2nd Quarter Honor Roll.
The total school enrollment is 538, of which 356 have made the Honor Roll for the 2nd quarter.
Grade 12
William Apotsos, Teigan Brady, Alexander Briggs, Jaime Brito, Molly Cangelosi, Paige Cangelosi, Adriana Carasone, Ava Charbonneau, William Cortes, Everett Crowe, Shubham Devre, Ruby Dufour, Maxwell Easton, Frances Evans, Arianna Henderson, Skylar Johnson, Emilie Jones, Violet Kornell, Kiera Kristensen, Nora Lopez, Amelia Madrigal, Krishiv Malhotra, Luca Mellow-Bartels, Teresa Moresi, Natasha Nugent, Audrianna Pelkey, Madison Powell, Kofi Roberts, William Svrluga, Dana Taylor, Fanny Thomas, Jesse Thompson, Honor Tidmarsh, Charlotte Towler, Jack Uhas, Thomas Warren, Mateo Whalen-Loux, Antonia Wied, Evora Xu, Andy Zheng, Olivia Zoito
Grade 11
Sofia Asch, Zamir Ashraf, Everett Bayliss, Sam Beck, Anthony Bianchi, Shaelyn Breault, Nathaniel Brody, Lukas Burrow, Addison Cart, Serena Chen, Autum Cobb, Cassidy Cohen-McFall, Caiomhe Conry, Beonca Cunningham, Mai Dekel, Haydn Derby, Ashby Edmunds-Warby, Sara Ehle, Noah Fredette, Anna Garnish, Nathan Gill, Robyn Gregg, Sabine Guerra, Maia Higgins, Patrick Holland, Haylee Jackson, Benjamin Kapiloff, Timothy Karampatsos, Nathan Keating, Cecelia Keogh, Grant Landy, Coralea Lash-St. John, Adele Low, Corey McConnell, Kimora Melanson, Lauren Miller, Claire Morin, Bryce Mullally, Aodhan Murphy, Jin Namkoong, Gabriella Nicastro, Marley Pesce, Miles Primmer, Reese Raymond, Lexxus Rolnick, Leo Slater Lee, Maxwell States, Nora Stricker, Nolan Stuebner, Cornelia Swabey, Paige Tudor, Zoe Woo
Grade 10
Aiden Abreu, Myra Annuva, Rowan Apotsos, Amelia Art, Carmela Banzon, Josephine Bay, Dominique Bernier, Chelsie Bertolino, Lilian Bertolino, Tate Carothers, Aiden Champagne, Ella Charbonneau, Dylan Clowes, Antonio Constantine, Cole Creighton, Jillian DeChaine, Charlie Della Rocca, Jada Devenow, Tanley Drake, Jackson DuCharme, Keira Errichetto, Aliza Evans-Mahoney, Landon Filiault, Hailey Fredenburg, Emma Frost, Lydia Gaudreau, Jordyn Goerlach, Stella Gold, Margot Gordon, Oscar Heeringa, Jacob Hillman, Maximus Holey, June Holzapfel, Luke Irwin, Morris Israel, Kaleigh Jaros, Bella Kennedy, Jackson Killam, Kai Kornell, Londyn Labendz, Parker Langenback, Hunter Lawson, Walter Love, Charlotte McKenna, Katharine Mercier, Alessandra Moresi, Ava Neathawk, Finnegan Noyes, Reed Olney, Averill Oxborough, Olivia Perez, Keaton Repetto, Anthony Richardson, Corey Rudin, Miyako Schonbeck, Elizabeth Spelman, Elise States, Edward
Strolle, Addyson Sweet, Joseph Szymanski, Emily Thayer, Finnegan Voisin, Henry Wall, Maximilian Wied, Dow Young, Andrew Zuckerman
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