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Sarah Rothbard

Contributing Writer

Men's squash fall to Williams

A pair of first-years came away with Amherst’s only two individual victories in the Williams match. Auloke Mathur defeated Tyler Kyle at the second spot in a hard-fought five-game match (9-7, 9-5, 7-9, 7-9, 9-4). “Auloke stepped up against a worthy opponent” said Peter Hatfield ’07. “The fitness training,

Bub's Player of the Week: A.J. Greco

Conn. College and Tufts came to Orr Rink for the Jeffs to be tested. One skater aced the test and passed with colors flying, His name is A.J. Greco, he sent them all home crying. On Friday night he scored just once-an insurance tally, Amherst beat Tufts, 5 to

Men's squash: Jeffs stave off lower-ranked opponents for quartet of wins

Such matches are often lose-lose situations. The higher-ranked team should win, so victory merely maintains the team’s record and comes without any real reward. “We had everything to lose and nothing to gain,” said Head Coach Peter Robson. However, Amherst came away with four wins over rivals Franklin and

Bub's Player of the Week: Kate Herlihy '05

Swim and squash and track and hockey; to whom would Bub’s go? Lucky for Bub’s one shot shone the brightest: Kate Herlihy came through when the game was at its tightest. Women’s hoops was down by two; Trinity was ahead, Amherst had the ball, it’s true,

Bub's Player of the Week: Carter Hamill '05

this weekend she proved again that she’s a runner to be beat. She placed second in the region and her team was number four, no question about it – a Bub’s honor was assured. 22 minutes, seven seconds, ahead of nearly all the pack, Hamill performed when it counted;

Bub's Player of the Week: Ashley Harmeling '05

and one Jeff player has put on quite a display. Harmeling has been the team’s offensive spark, she’s led the way for Amherst’s post-season lark. The school record for goals in a season she owns, for this star forward, NESCAC goalies are cones. Harmeling’s had two

Men's tennis wraps up fall

“Our fall season serves as a tune-up for the spring, a time to hone our skills in preparation for the main season,” said Max Rettig ’05. ” If we follow up on our work in the fall and continue to practice hard in the off-season, we will be poised to make