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Jack Dove '23

Managing Sports Editor

Women’s Squash Finishes Second at Little Three Championships

Women’s Squash Finishes Second at Little Three Championships

As women’s squash approaches the home stretch of a remarkably successful season, the Mammoths are poised for a strong postseason run. Last year’s NESCAC semifinalists have dramatically improved over the course of a season; with nine wins, the team has already surpassed 2019’s win total of eight.

The Recap: All The Sports You Missed This Week

Men’s BasketballThe men’s basketball team continued its run of solid form on Saturday, besting Little Three rival Wesleyan by the score of 75-54 in a matchup of the NESCAC’s two top scoring defenses. Garrett Day ’21 was the standout performer for the Mammoths, scoring a career-high 29

Men's Basketball Falls to Williams, Struggles in NESCAC Conference Play

After a roaring start, men’s basketball has dropped four of its last six contests. Amherst began the 2019-2020 season with a 9-2 record and a Ken Wright Invitational tournament championship victory over Fitchburg State. The Mammoths secured several marquee wins, including a home thriller vs. Springfield and a 116-point

The Recap: All The Sports You Missed This Week

Men’s Squash The men’s squash team has rallied back from a disappointing start to the season by reeling off four straight wins and claiming victory at the Pioneer Valley Invitational tournament. Against no. 16 MIT on Jan. 24, the 22nd-ranked Mammoths faced their first and stiffest test of

Men’s Soccer Looks to Finish National Title Quest

Men’s Soccer Looks to Finish National Title Quest

After rolling through the first four rounds of the NCAA DIII men’s soccer tournament, Amherst must conquer one more weekend of soccer to bring home a national championship trophy. The Mammoths hosted the third and fourth rounds at Hitchcock Field on Nov. 23 and 24, taking on Rowan University

Men’s Soccer Dominates First Two NCAA Games

Men’s Soccer Dominates First Two NCAA Games

After suffering a loss in the NESCAC semifinals to Middlebury, men’s soccer has rebounded in style to start the NCAA Tournament. After a 6-1 trounce of Thomas College this past Saturday and a 2-0 shutout of No. 25 Ithaca College the next day, the Mammoths are thundering into the

Men’s Soccer Falls in NESCAC Semifinals to Middlebury

Amherst men’s soccer was shut out for the first time this season, dropping its NESCAC semifinal match to Middlebury 1-0. The upset was the team’s first loss of the year, lowering the Mammoths’ overall record to 14-1-2. Amherst came out of the gate a bit slow with some