Jessica Rothschild

The most interesting part of the race was the course, which Coach Erik Nedeau described as, “a mix of grass, hills, trails and woods, which combine to make an ideal cross country course that proved to be quite challenging.” The course, while quite scenic, was also rather confusing. The top

Since the scoring of cross country meets is based on a point system by placings, the desired score is as low as possible. The men’s team snatched first place with a score of 37, while the women dominated their field for a first-place finish with a mere 29 points.

Last year’s field hockey season ended on a bittersweet note. While the Jeffs lost in the first round of the NESCAC Tournament, they won their final two regular season games in overtime against powerhouse teams from Williams and Trinity Colleges to earn their NESCAC playoff berth. This year, Sept.

“The women competed in two events and broke two school records and earned All-American honors in both, so it was an excellent weekend,” said Coach Erik Nedeau. The evening of March 14, tri-captain Kate Hamill ’03, Lyndsey Scott ’06, Jessamyn Conell-Price ’06, and Carter Hamill ’05 competed in the distance

The individual team members all have positive attitudes about the forthcoming season. “Everyone is really motivated and excited about outdoor track this year. We ended the season with many best times while training through[out],” said John Stanton-Geddes ’04. The team’s spring break trip boosted morale as well as