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Gen Moran

Contributing Writer

Jeffs end fall golf season on upswing

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 behind

Women's golf comes up a player short

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, and

Rookies prove young 'Dogs can learn new tricks

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 roster spots

Women's golf campaign opens at Dartmouth Invite

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 Saturday, Amherst