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This year, however, it was the Lord Jeffs on the winning end. Amherst scored once early and twice late in the game to roll to a 3-0 victory over Tufts in Medford, Mass., raising the Jeffs’ overall record to 2-0 and continuing the shut-out streak for the

On Saturday, Sept. 13, they traveled to Trinity College (0-2) where they swept the three doubles matches. “I think being up 3-0 [Saturday] after the doubles gave us the edge in confidence and settled any nerves,” said captain Wallis Molchen ’04. Rachel Holt ’05 and Tristan Hedrick ’05

The Lord Jeffs finished only 13 strokes in back of eventual winner Clarkson University, despite junior captain Justin Sharaf’s carding an uncharacteristic 45 on the back nine Saturday. Sharaf would fire a respectable 81 and rebound on Sunday with a 76-but at least personally, was left wondering “what

“Carol is such a great fit with our team this year,” said co-captain Molly Jacobs ’04. “At first, I was a little anxious to have a new coach for my senior year, but Carol has stepped up and assumed her new role beautifully.” “It’s only the beginning of

Just as the Lebron James controversy was ending with James’ selection as the number one pick in the NBA draft only weeks after graduating high school, the Clarett controversy began. Clarett, suspended by Ohio State University for the entire 2003-2004 football season, has apparently approached the NFL about entering

and Bub’s knows just where the credit should go. K.C. Cosentino has spent every second in the cage, keeping Jeff opponents in quite a rage. Against Wellesley she earned eight saves to her name, But against Tufts she earned Player of the Week fame. 11 saves and a

Dave Litt ’06 Sophomore golfer Litt lit up the way for the Jeffs last weekend at the Duke Nelson Invitational in Middlebury, Vt. Litt finished ninth overall and paced the Jeffs with a two-day score of 73-80-153. His performance was particularly timely for the young Amherst team