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Montigny, who assisted on both of Amherst’s regulation goals, broke a 2-2 deadlock that had lasted since the White Mules came from behind to tie the game in the 78th minute. “Tracy [Montigny] always stays composed,” said senior tri-captain defender Leslie Curren. “She plays with

Just call him “Instant Offense” Wagstaff. The star senior wideout returned a punt for a touchdown and hauled in a deep bomb for another score, singlehandedly beating Colby College’s offensive output with 215 all-purpose yards. After torching the White Mules for a 54-yard touchdown reception off

Crowell nearly carried the women’s soccer team all by herself last week, allowing just one goal in 245 minutes to take home NESCAC Player of the Week honors. The sophomore goalkeeper grabbed 20 saves and tallied two shutouts as Amherst went 1-1-1 for the week. Crowell came up

Rookie hurler Donahue allowed just two runs in 11 innings of work last week, highlighted by a baffling eight-inning, two-run performance in a win over hard-hitting Bowdoin on Saturday. The rookie allowed just five hits in his third victory of the season, taking a shutout into the ninth in the

Scott spearheaded the women’s indoor track team’s fine performance at the Tufts Stampede this Saturday at Tufts University. The sophomore speedster captured first place in the long jump and third in the triple jump. She took the high jump crown with a leap of 1.57

Unfortunately, the Amherst steamroller collided with an even larger one from top-seeded Wheaton, as the Jeffs lost a 3-2 heartbreaker decided in the closing minutes of Sunday’s final. The 23-1 Lyons were winners of 58 of their last 59 games at home and sixth in the nation in

The win came on the heels of a 1-1 (3-1 PK) double-overtime shootout victory over third-seeded Williams College on Saturday, and gave Amherst an automatic bid in the NCAA Tournament. The Lord Jeffs host Bridgewater State College in the first round of the tournament today at 1 p.m. Coming

Mike York 2003 College Sports Information Directors (CoSIDA) Academic District 1 College Division Men’s Soccer First Team Senior quad-captain defender Mike York, a Spanish and economics double major, was voted to the CoSida Academic District 1 Men’s Soccer First Team last week. York, who was Amherst&

The Middlebury win propelled Amherst to sixth in the NESCAC standings at 2-2-1 (5-3-1 overall), one game out of a tie for second place.  After opening the season with two NESCAC losses, the Jeffs have played their way back into contention. Amherst used the momentum from a 3-1 trouncing of

The victories at home over previously undefeated Bowdoin and a solid Springfield squad marked Amherst’s most consistent and intense performances yet. Tri-captain Jenny Rossman ’04 called the week “a turning point in our season.” Amherst took an early 1-0 lead over Bowdoin with a Harmeling

Tufts outshot Amherst 22-9 and controlled the tempo for much of the match. Ranked 16th nationally, the Jumbos retained all but three starters from last year’s league championship team. Tufts pressured the Amherst defense from the start, maintaining ball control and an 11-2 edge in first-half shots. In