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Women’s Track At the St. Valentine Invitational on Friday and Saturday, senior co-captain Carter Hamill, juniors Ginger Polich and Lyndsey Scott and sophomore Shauneen Garrahan set the Div. III leading time in the distance medley relay with a time of 11:53.03. The time qualified the relay

Saturday, the Jeffs took on the sixth-place Bantams, who tied the Jeffs at Orr Rink in the first game of the season. This time Amherst tasted victory, dominating Trinity in a 4-0 win. Sophomores Simon and goaltender Lindsay Grabowski led the Jeffs’ charge. Simon recorded her second career

On Friday night, Head Coach Jack Arena’s squad took on the defending national champion and sixth-ranked Middlebury College Panthers at Orr Rink. The Jeffs entered the game trailing the Panthers by a point in the NESCAC standings, and Amherst hoped to improve its standing with a win. However,

Women’s Track The women’s team had a dominant showing, taking home several first-place individual awards and a victory in a pair of relays. “Everything really has started to come together for us and it was apparent at Tufts,” said senior co-captain Carter Hamill. Shauneen Garrahan ’07

10:55 a.m.: Why did the scheduling gods pick this weekend for a noon women’s ice hockey game? I should not be up at this ungodly hour. 5:21 p.m.: Time for a quick bite at Valentine to hold me over; I’m fairly certain this is

Coming into the Trinity Invitational with a 7-4 record, the Lord Jeffs had shown the ability to consistently hold off teams ranked in the mid- to upper-teens, defeating solid teams from Tufts University, and Hamilton and Middlebury Colleges to start the season. Faced with another such opponent in

The first team on the Jeffs’ plate was the MIT Engineers, at the time ranked 31st in the nation. The 14th-ranked Jeffs finished them off thoroughly with a 9-0 sweep. Head Coach Peter Robson gave senior Michael Strong, who usually plays at the number-one spot, a break