Vassar started well keeping possession but up against the starters for Williams, a team that has an athletic back division, it was not enough to keep the ball as Vassar would need to score. It didn't help matters that Max Czekaj was yellow carded leaving Vassar with one less player for 2 minutes.

Vassar's Malcolm Oth and Mariano Dacarvalho  put in some excellent tackles and the B-side did their utmost as was the case in their earlier game. But pace and experience in 7s will prevail and that Middlebury had in abundance.

Vassar College Men B 19 v 7 Williams College Men B
Tries: Malcolm Oth (2) & Max Czekaj (1).
Cons: Mariano Decarvalho (2).

Finally, the Vassar B-side faced a B-side! Malcolm Oth showed everyone a clean pair of heels when he picked at a ruck and went the distance. At the half Vassar led this close battle 5-0. Oth scored his second to put Vassar further ahead when he shot through a gap in the Williams defense. Decarvalho kicked the conversion and a 12-0 lead looked pretty good with 3 minutes left in the match. Matters improved even more when Max Czekaj took a pass from Phil Knowlton after Decarvalho had won a ruck. The nimble forward took off, fended off a defender and scored, giving Vassar a 17-0 lead and 19-0 with Decarvalho successful conversion. There were smiles all around even though Williams collected a consolation try and it finished 19-7 to the Brewers.