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Woo began his already illustrious swim career at age nine at the Asphalt-Green Aquatic Center in New York City. While most boys his age were struggling to finish a four-lap race, Woo was already a pro at both freestyle and butterfly. A natural athlete, he abandoned all other

In case it wasn’t obvious, the first player mentioned is the greatest basketball player of all time, Michael Jordan. The second is arguably the best high school player of all time, LeBron James. If you haven’t heard the news about James over the past two weeks, then you

Sean Lynch ’06 Lynch, the freshman goaltender for the men’s hockey team, was named NESCAC Men’s Hockey Co-Player of the Week due to the outstanding defense he provided for the Lord Jeffs this past weekend. During Friday’s Little III Championship-winning game against archrival Williams College,

On Feb. 5, the Yale University team traveled to Amherst and left with a convincing 9-0 victory over the somewhat overwhelmed Jeffs. Although Amherst looked to use their home court as an advantage, the Bulldogs were simply too strong at each position. The Jeffs were unable to take a

The action started Friday as the Jeffs welcomed the Ephs for a crucial NESCAC battle. This match, while carrying the normal significance of an Amherst-Williams battle, was also crucial for the playoff picture, as both teams are treading dangerously close to elimination. Chris Norqual ’04 staked the Jeffs to

Adams is a thesis-writing computer science major and competes in backstroke. Bayer, a distance freestyler, a two-time national 200-yard butterfly champion, and a three-time All-American and All-NESCAC selection, is majoring in psychology. Miller is a thesis-writing sociology major and distance freestyler. Many parents