Gen Moran

Despite an unimpressive overall finish, the Jeffs played well, especially Sarah Harper ’07, who finished with a score of 80. Though she did not accomplish her goal of breaking into the 70s, her score was enough to secure a third place overall finish in the tournament, only five strokes

Middlebury won the team title with a combined score of 657, followed by Williams and Bowdoin Colleges. Even though Amherst was unable to tally a team score, all Jeffs who were present call the weekend a success. Sarah Harper ’07 led the Jeffs with a consistent score of 81-81-162,

The Jeffs opened the tournament with a 389 mark on Saturday. Amherst was handicapped by the one-day absence of Kristin Beneski ’08. Teams usually bring five players to a tournament and take the day’s top four scores to make the team score. With only four Jeffs present

The major story of the tournament for Amherst was the strong play of the team’s bevy of first-years, particularly setter Sara Heller, who earned all-tournament honors by racking up an eye-popping 127 assists, 15 kills and 11 aces. First-years will occupy nearly half of the team’s