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What did you do over break: Women's Tennis

What did you do over break: Women's Tennis

Other than an 8-1 loss to top-ranked Emory University, the women’s tennis team was perfect over spring break, finishing with a 4-1 record. The Mammoths won crucial victories over three ranked opponents, winning matches against 21st-ranked Kenyon College, 10th-ranked Carnegie Mellon University and 12th-ranked Washington University in St. Louis.

Men’s Track Crowns Six All-American Titles at DIII Indoor Championship

Men’s Track Crowns Six All-American Titles at DIII Indoor Championship

Last week, seven members of the men’s track and field team competed at the Division III Indoor Track and Field Championships, held at the Reggie Lewis Track and Field Center in Boston. The two-day meet saw the Mammoths compete in the heptathlon, the 800-meter race, the 5,000-meter race

Men’s Basketball Exits NCAA Tournament Loss to Nichols College

Despite the home court advantage, the men’s basketball team found itself fighting an uphill battle in the stands and on the court during its Sweet Sixteen matchup against the Nichols College Bison. The Nichols fans quickly swallowed their section of the stands with green and black, along with the

Women’s Lacrosse Rebounds From Opening Day With Four Wins

Women’s Lacrosse Rebounds From Opening Day With Four Wins

Two weeks ago, a day before their season opener, the women’s lacrosse head coach Christine Paradis highlighted a mentality she demands from her team: to “not let rankings and expectations get in the way of being fully present, taking each day is it comes and focusing on those little

Baseball Begins Season on a Roll With Solid Pitching and Hot Hitting Streaks

Baseball Begins Season on a Roll With Solid Pitching and Hot Hitting Streaks

The Mammoths traveled down to Florida during spring break to begin their season, finishing the week with five wins and three losses altogether. Two of these losses came against ranked opponents, Concordia University Chicago and the University of Southern Maine. Following their strong performance, outfielder Joe Palmo ’21 was recognized

The Mazzola Minute: Kevin Durant

On Feb. 8, in response to another bout between NBA superstar Kevin Durant and members of the press, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr referred to the league as a “soap opera,” with coaches and players as actors. The job of professional basketball players includes much more than being an athlete.

Men’s Hockey Defeated After Epic Semifinal Win

Men’s Hockey Defeated After Epic Semifinal Win

After an impressive 10-3-3 record in the NESCAC this season, the men’s hockey team entered the NESCAC Championships as dark horses to claim the league title. Cruising past Colby 5-0 in the first round of the tournament, Amherst traveled to Hartford, Connecticut to face off against Wesleyan in the