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Connor Haugh '21

Managing Sports Editor

Men’s Swim & Dive Places Ninth at NCAAs

Men’s Swim & Dive Places Ninth at NCAAs

This past weekend, Amherst crowned seven All Americans at the DIII National Championships. On day one at the bustling Greensboro Aquatic Center in Greensboro North Carolina, Scott Romeyn ’22 competed in the 50-yard freestyle race. In his preliminary swim, Romeyn finished eighth with a time of 20.26 seconds, a

Ruderman ’21 Captures Two Diving Titles at Nationals

Ruderman ’21 Captures Two Diving Titles at Nationals

Most everyone expected a national champion to be crowned at Amherst this winter, but many observers probably would have put their bets on the women’s basketball team. An informed observer, however, would have noted the meteoric rise of an athlete, who in her own right has become as dominant

Men’s Basketball Exits NCAA Tournament Loss to Nichols College

Despite the home court advantage, the men’s basketball team found itself fighting an uphill battle in the stands and on the court during its Sweet Sixteen matchup against the Nichols College Bison. The Nichols fans quickly swallowed their section of the stands with green and black, along with the

Men’s Hockey Defeated After Epic Semifinal Win

Men’s Hockey Defeated After Epic Semifinal Win

After an impressive 10-3-3 record in the NESCAC this season, the men’s hockey team entered the NESCAC Championships as dark horses to claim the league title. Cruising past Colby 5-0 in the first round of the tournament, Amherst traveled to Hartford, Connecticut to face off against Wesleyan in the

Men’s Basketball Set to Clash with Rival Williams in NESCAC Semifinal Match

Men’s Basketball Set to Clash with Rival Williams in NESCAC Semifinal Match

Men’s basketball will travel to Clinton, New York on Feb 24 to face Williams. The matchup will feature not only the animosity between bitter enemies, but also some of the best basketball that the NESCAC has to offer. Although the Mammoths are seeded third, ahead of the fourth-seeded Ephs,

Athlete of the Issue: Kaitlin Hoang '21

Athlete of the Issue: Kaitlin Hoang '21

Managing Sports Editor Connor Haugh sat down with Kaitlin Hoang ’21, center for the women’s hockey team, who has seven goals and nine assists so far this season. Here are the highlights: The Student (TS): What’s your favorite team pre-game ritual? Kaitlin Hoang (KH): A couple of us

Women’s Swim and Dive Ties MIT in Rare Scoreline

Women’s Swim and Dive Ties MIT in Rare Scoreline

This weekend, the women’s swim and dive team continued their excellent performance with a win over Springfield College and an unusual tie against well-matched MIT. The Mammoths have made an excellent start to the campaign, only getting caught in the wake of rival Williams in a narrow 180-110 defeat