George Doty

Columbia University and Pomona, Pitzer and Claremont Colleges were all spared the chance to compete against the second-ranked Jeffs. Thus, the only tangible result that Head Coach Jackie Bagwell and her team have to show for their California adventure is a 6-1 loss at the hands of California State Fullerton,

Unfortunately, one of the few drawbacks of such unquestioned success is that the more Amherst wins, the more Jeff players and fans expect the team to accomplish. Thus, Amherst’s 69-62 loss to visiting University of Rochester in the Sweet 16 was a decidedly bitter pill to swallow. “Of course

Trailing by two with four minutes to play, Amherst was in unfamiliar territory; however, there was very little mystery as to what the Jeffs would try to do on offense. Amherst wasted little time on this critical possession in getting the ball inside to frontcourt stalwart Schiel-a likely choice for

Courtesy of serendipitous scheduling, during the season’s final weekend the conference’s top four teams, Amherst, Tufts, and Trinity and Bates Colleges, were all slated to do battle against one another in a fight for the regular-season NESCAC crown. Heading into the epic weekend, Amherst was undefeated in conference

With this past week’s performance, the fourth-ranked Jeffs certainly seem to have distinguished themselves as the class of the NESCAC and the Northeast region more generally. But while Amherst already has accomplished much to be proud of, the Jeffs still have plenty of heavy lifting yet to do. At

In the second half of last week’s home victory over Clark University, co-captain Ray Corrigan ’05 landed awkwardly while attempting a lay-up and sustained an injury that will force him to miss the remainder of the season. This harsh and sudden blow is particularly difficult to bear since it