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Connor Haugh '21

Managing Sports Editor

The Roundup: All The Sports You Missed This Week — Dec. 4

Men’s HockeyThe Mammoths had five games over the Thanksgiving recess, which began with a tandem of NESCAC matchups on the opening Saturday and Sunday. Amherst fell short of triumphing over Trinity and Wesleyan, losing 2-1 and 4-1, respectively. Christian Powers ’23 scored his debut goal in the loss to

Women’s Soccer Ends Season After Defeat to Dickinson

Women’s Soccer Ends Season After Defeat to Dickinson

The women’s soccer team finished the season with a NESCAC Championship but the bitter feeling of an early exit from the NCAA DIII Tournament after the team lost to Dickenson College, the second-place finishers in the Centennial Conference on Sunday, Nov. 17. The second-round loss follows a dominant 5-0

The Roundup: All The Stuff You Missed This Week — Nov. 20

Women’s Hockey:The Mammoths kicked off the season with back-to-back duels against Hamilton on Friday and Saturday. Kate Pohl ’23 scored her first goal in purple and white in the first period to open the scoring, and Jillian Mazzocca ’23 put one past the goalie a minute into the

Women’s Ice Hockey Builds on Successful 18/19 Season

Women’s Ice Hockey Builds on Successful 18/19 Season

On Friday, the women’s hockey team will return to home ice for the first time since a heartbreaking loss in the NESCAC Semifinal against Williams last March. In what will be a long and grueling season, the Mammoths will build on a fantastic 2018 campaign, one in which they

Volleyball Stumbles in NESCAC Quarterfinals

Volleyball Stumbles in NESCAC Quarterfinals

This weekend, the volleyball team traveled to Chase Gymnasium in Medford, Massassachusets ,to face down the Middlebury Panthers in the first round of the NESCAC Tournament. The Firedogs, seeded fourth, were the favorites in the match against the fifth-seeded Panthers, despite a rough patch of form in the weeks leading

Women’s Soccer Scores Overtime Win Against Hamilton

There is something qualitatively different about single-elimination soccer tournaments from a run-of-the-mill, regular game. The NESCAC Championship tournament is no exception. In league play, an unlucky day can be brushed aside — but in the tournament, a bad day can easily turn into a frustrating eight-month hiatus until the season begins

Racism in Italian Soccer: Balotelli, Lukaku and Radical Ultras

One of European soccer’s brightest talents and enigmatic figures, Mario Balotelli, had an eventful Saturday. The striker — now playing for Brescia after stints at Manchester City, both Inter and A.C. Milan, Liverpool and Nice — was dribbling toward his opponents’ end line, when he perceived that the Hellas Verona