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In addition, I received an open invitation from the head coach of the track and cross country teams, Erick Nedeau, to come work out with his runners. Sorry Coach, but I’m not sure if I’m ready to embarrass myself, a la Michael Jordan playing minor league baseball, just

The fourth-seeded Amherst field hockey team had their work cut out for them this past weekend as they faced first-ranked Middlebury College in the NESCAC Tournament semifinals. Middlebury entered the contest seeded first in the conference and also ranked number one in the country by the National Field

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’s

Midway through Friday’s match it seemed as if history would repeat itself. After losing the first two games 25-30 and 21-30, the ‘Dogs found their backs against the ropes. Down 10-20 in the third game, recovery appeared impossible. “After the second game I thought we were

Men’s Cross Country Men’s Cross Country “Cooper looked strong throughout the race and burst across the finish for the team’s top placing,” said co-captain John Stanton-Geddes ’04. For the rest of the men, this race marked the final meet of the season. Several runners ended

Amy Armstrong In the NESCAC Tournament final, Armstrong scored the first goal of her Amherst soccer career in the Jeffs’ decisive 6-0 victory over Bates College this past Sunday. The first-year’s goal, the sixth of the game, came off a pass from tri-captain Kay Bradley ’04.