Jessica Rothschild

“Our Saturday score was the best of the season, and it was the first time that all four of our scores were in the 80s,” said Head Coach Jim Plumer. “But in general, we just couldn’t put two good rounds together, which really has been the case all season.

Co-captain Meg Sullivan ’05 expressed the team’s sense of letdown. “This weekend was a bit of a disappointment because we finished third out of a field of seven Div. III teams � [on a] course we are all familiar with because we play it a couple of times a year,

The condition of the greens was, to put it mildly, less than optimal on Saturday, the first day of the tournament. “It had rained there for almost 24 hours, and it was raining right up until we teed off,” said Head Coach Jim Plumer. The weather had changed but not

Women’s Cross Country This season the women are set to improve upon last year’s successes, which included a second-place finish at NESCACs, a number-two national rank, placing first in Little Threes and fifth at Nationals. Two top-10 individual finishes highlighted Nationals. Co-captain Carter Hamill ’05 finished fourth with

The chances of the Jeffs returning to form in 2004 are high. Amherst returns four of five starters from the spring season and welcomes back Emily Foran ’05, who took the spring season off. Though the loss of top golfer Kathryn Kuchefski ’04 will hurt, Foran’s return combined with