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“Considering that we are rarely able to field a full squad at NESCACs simply because we lack the numbers, we were thrilled to beat Middlebury this year, a team double our size,” said tri-captain Michelle McCreary ’05. Friday began with the 200-yard freestyle relay, in which the Amherst

Facing a stiff challenge from the Mules on Friday night at Orr Rink, the Jeffs responded with some of their best hockey of the year in a come-from-behind 4-3 victory. The resilient attitude of Head Coach Jack Arena’s squad was evident from the very beginning of

In the first match of the tournament the Jeffs faced a dangerous opponent in the 12th-ranked Colby White Mules, a team the Jeffs had narrowly beaten, 6-3, earlier in the season. Amherst got off to a hot start as co-captain Ashley Harmeling ’05 won her first match

Closing league play with two losses, the team worked diligently last week in practice in the week leading up to the game to perfect their skills: “We really focused on the defensive aspect of our game and worked to improve on little errors that we made in the previous two

Trailing by two with four minutes to play, Amherst was in unfamiliar territory; however, there was very little mystery as to what the Jeffs would try to do on offense. Amherst wasted little time on this critical possession in getting the ball inside to frontcourt stalwart Schiel-a likely choice

Right now, the NHL needs one of two things in order to salvage not its respect, but its financial future. First, the two sides must come to an agreement as soon as possible, and consider starting the 2005-06 season early to avoid a full calendar year without hockey. Real

Women’s Track Sophomore Shauneen Garrahan and senior co-captain Carter Hamill dominated Saturday’s competition at Smith. Garrahan broke the finish line first in both the 1000- and 1500-meter runs, setting a new College record in the 1500. Hamill took home another pair of first-place finishes, narrowly