Roughley Lifts Williams Men in Conference Semi-Final

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WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. -- Dalton's Brandon Roughley scored 13 points Saturday to lead the Williams College men's basketball team to a 57-43 win over Amherst in the NESCAC semi-finals.
 
Roughley also had three rebounds, two blocks and two steals in 24 minutes of work.
 
Cole Prowitt-Smith scored 10 points and grabbed seven boards for Williams, which shot just 33 percent from the field but held the Mammoths to 28 percent shooting.
 
Williams (21-5) hosts Trinity on Sunday at noon for the conference title.
 
Women's Hockey
MIDDELBURY, Vt. -- Kate Flynn and Rachel Neyman each scored a pair of goals to lift Middlebury to a 4-1 win over Williams in the NESCAC quarter-finals.
 
Katie Armstrong scored a power play goal for Williams, which finishes the year 8-14-2.
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Williamstown Theatre Festival Updates Community on Organization's Status

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WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. -- With eight months to go until the 2027 summer season, the Williamstown Theatre Festival is looking for an artistic director.
 
In a letter to the community promoted on social media, WTF Board Chair Margaret Gould Stewart said the festival has promoted its managing director to executive director and that, "plans for 2027 are actively taking shape."
 
"Kit [Ingui] will partner with the board to guide the festival's next chapter, supporting the organization and deepening its relationship with artists, audiences and the community," Stewart wrote.
 
She wrote that the board is using a national search firm to find its next artistic director. In the meantime, Ingui will oversee the festival's "creative collective director," Jeremy O. Harris.
 
After staging eight productions over three weekends in the summer of 2025, the WTF was absent from the local cultural scene last summer.
 
"We missed seeing you this summer," Stewart wrote. "The absence of a Festival season was deeply felt by many: the audiences, the artists, and the local community that are part of the Festival’s ecosystem."
 
She wrote that the WTF Board of Trustees feels a responsibility to continue the spirit of the festival and, "build a model strong enough to sustain it."
 
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