Greg Dworkowitz

This year, however, it was the Lord Jeffs on the winning end. Amherst scored once early and twice late in the game to roll to a 3-0 victory over Tufts in Medford, Mass., raising the Jeffs’ overall record to 2-0 and continuing the shut-out streak for the Amherst keepers. These

The senior leadership of the Jeffs set the tone early. In the tenth minute of play, quad-captain forward Frank Perry ’04 converted a feed from quad-captain midfielder Tim Canon ’04, for an early 1-0 lead. Just seven minutes later, midfielder Christian Alexander ’06 found the back of the net courtesy

“We don’t have any anxieties that we’re not going to score enough goals; our strongest goal scorers are back,” said Co-head Coach Peter Gooding. “The more significant issue for us is, can we improve our defensive play? Too often last season our defense made mistakes that they shouldn’

Approximately 22 hours after losing to Williams College in the regular season finale on Saturday, the Lord Jeffs played the Ephs again in the first round of the NESCAC playoffs Sunday, this time on the more friendly Hitchcock Field. Amherst won the game, setting up a NESCAC semifinal round matchup

The Jeffs opened their season on Wednesday, March 12, against Bates College. The game was held on the turf of Springfield College to avoid the inevitable snow on the Amherst and Bates campuses. The early-season NESCAC contest posed a danger to the Jeffs, who hadn’t seen much action outdoors.

The 2002 installment of the Amherst Lord Jeffs finished with a 9-7 record overall, going 5-4 in conference play. They earned the fourth seed in the NESCAC Tournament and won their opening-round playoff game against fifth-ranked Tufts University. But in the semifinal round of the postseason tournament, Amherst’s season