Field hockey concedes four consecutive losses

At Middlebury, the undefeated Panthers got their first goal at less than six minutes into the first period as Lauryn Nicasio scored off a feed from Claire Edelen. Edelen scored next off a rebounded shot taken by Middlebury junior Ashley Lyddane. With less than three minutes of play left in the first half, Reid Berrien scored Middlebury’s third goal. Nicasio scored the only second-half goal after collecting a shot off of senior goalkeeper K.C. Cosentino’s pads to bring the final score to 4-0. Th

Field hockey: Women dominate Mt. Holyoke

Senior forward Erin Leydon continued her scoring binge by notching three goals against Mt. Holyoke. A near-scoreless first half left the team and crowd demanding the Jeffs score in what appeared to be an Amherst-dominated game. With less than a minute remaining in the first half, Leydon penetrated the circle from the left side and fired a shot past Holyoke goalie Jennifer Wing. The second half’s scoring better reflected Amherst’s presence on the field. At 11:58 midfielder Rachel Carr-Harris ’07

Field hockey: Bantams outscore Jeffs in opener

The Jeffs’ NESCAC schedule began with disappointment. Despite scoring three goals against Trinity, the team was unable to take home the win and fell, 5-3. The high-scoring first half started with a goal seven minutes in by midfielder Katherine Skrivan ’06. After a Trinity penalty, Skrivan hit a line drive into the net off a penalty corner for Amherst’s first strike of the season. Just minutes later, however, Bantam Erin Daly got one past the Jeff defense to tie the game up. This ping-pong-like