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Bill Nahill

Contributing Writer

Fifth-ranked Jeffs promise to turn heads, go deep into NCAA's

That assumption, however, is wrong. Despite losing only two games and finishing the season ranked fourth in the nation-according to the D3hoops.com poll-the team felt that their performance could have been even better. This season, after graduating only two players and sporting a fifth-place preseason ranking from D3hoops.com,

Men's tennis refuses to fall in autumn

Over fall break the Jeffs visited Lewiston, Me., to participate in the Wallach Invitational hosted by Bates College. Despite the less than ideal vacation destination, the team made the visit worthwhile by winning two of the six events and finishing second in three. Danny Babkes ’06 represented the Jeffs in

Men's tennis mauled by Panthers

Josh Rilla ’06, the 24th-ranked Div. III singles player in the nation, was the Jeffs’ best hope in the tournament. In a match against Middlebury the previous season Rilla flexed his muscle by beating Waldron, then the top-ranked player in the nation, 6-3, 6-3. Although Waldron avenged the loss in

Firedogs win one, lose one in opening NESCAC quad

After an easy non-conference match against Keene State College on Wednesday, the volleyball team began NESCAC play over the weekend, winning one of two matches at the first quad match of the season. The Firedogs downed the Owls with ease early in the week, 3-0, and remained hot with another

Game of the Week: Football at Hamilton

With Honors: Catherine Calvert '09 and Whitney Kouvaris '08

Kouvaris helped blast the Firedogs to victories over Keene State and Bowdoin Colleges and kept the team in a close five-game match with Colby College. In a 3-0 walloping of Keene St., Kouvaris recorded nine kills in helping the ‘Dogs cruise to an easy victory. Kouvaris was back in action

Game of the Week: Women's Soccer at Bates College