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It had been a while since I had seen the Cowboys on TV with my family. Now, although I am not a Cowboys fan (those of you who know me know where my allegiance lies), I do enjoy watching them lose and promptly mess with my dad about their misfortunes.

The Jeffs came into the tournament ready to avenge their loss to Tufts from the NESCAC semifinals. While Amherst dominated Tufts in the regular season, dropping only one set in two victories against the Jumbos, they fell to a cohesive unit that quickly turned the tables on them. The straight-sets

Admittedly, the guy is a little crazy. He’s run 50 marathons in 50 states in 50 days. He’s done 100-mile races on treadmills, mountain trails and in Death Valley. He’s even completed the marathon distance on the South Pole, after waiting several weeks for the winds and

While the ultimate result was heartbreaking, players took solace in the team’s perseverance in the face of adversity. “The theme of our season was being relentless.,” Rachel Egan ’11 said. “Against Bowdoin we were more relentless than ever. We are a team that never gives up and we always

Fortunately for the Jeffs, a spectacular regular season record (24-3) was more than enough to lock up an at-large bid, and a chance for possible second-round retribution against NESCAC foe Tufts, assuming that both Amherst and Tufts win their first-round matches. Saturday’s home court loss came as a bit

Following a strong regular season, which they ended with an 11-1-3 overall record, the Jeffs fell to the third-seeded Panthers during Saturday’s semifinals. Middlebury, the eventual conference champion, maintained a 13-3-0 record and did not become the number three seed until a 3-0 loss to Williams last Friday. They