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While the Jeffs will surely miss the four graduated seniors from last year’s team, one comforting fixture for the Jeffs will be 25-year veteran head coach, Michelle Morgan. With a career record of 206-111-48 and a 2001 New England Regional Coach of the Year award on

“We don’t have any anxieties that we’re not going to score enough goals; our strongest goal scorers are back,” said Co-head Coach Peter Gooding. “The more significant issue for us is, can we improve our defensive play? Too often last season our defense made mistakes that they

In the fall of 2002, Amherst won the team portion of the New England Championships. Individual champions included Kristen Raverta ’06 at first singles, Tristan Hedrick ’05 and Rachel Holt ’05 at first doubles, co-captain Paige Lawrence ’03 and Raverta at second doubles and Wallis Molchen ’04 and Erin

Bub’s purpose is to honor athletes we hold most dear. This space is reserved for Amherst’s finest each week, Special accomplishments and records we seek. You, 2007, had best show your mettle, For nothing but the best, will Bub’s settle. The departed senior class had many a

Despite the absence of Babkes and Rilla, who manned the first and second singles positions, respectively, in the fall, Head Coach Peter Robson and company managed to win three of the team’s first four matches in the spring. But despite some valiant individual efforts, the team simply could not

The ‘Dogs return nine players from this successful squad. Key losses from last year’s team include libero Irene Lee ’03 and outside hitter Erin Dittus ’03, who finished eighth in the NESCAC in kills per game last season. Lee averaged eight digs per game, which was good for fourth

Last year’s field hockey season ended on a bittersweet note. While the Jeffs lost in the first round of the NESCAC Tournament, they won their final two regular season games in overtime against powerhouse teams from Williams and Trinity Colleges to earn their NESCAC playoff berth. This year, Sept.