The longest streak began early in the second half of the fifth game in 1998, when Trinity scored its second goal in a 5-2 Williams victory. Coach Mike Russo was named National Division III Coach of the Year in 1995, the fourth time he was so honored. Brad Murray, '97, established a Williams record for career goals with 46. Through quick inter-passing in midfield, they try to rapidly get the ball behind the opponent's defense. In the attacking third players are encouraged to take risks with a lot of positional interchange and player movement.
Creativity is encouraged.
Williams will play the same 14 teams it met in 2000. This program deserves it. The Williams College men's soccer program has as its main objective the same commitment to excellence that exemplifies all aspects of the institution. Through the use of the most modern methods of training and one of the best soccer facilities in the country, as well a formidable New England schedule, the coaching staff strives to assist each player in attaining his maximum physical, technical, and tactical potential and learning to use his individual ability to develop total team harmony. Technical and tactical training at Williams are an integral part of practice.