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Cross country women capture ECAC trophy

“The meet went very well for us. The women’s win was a testament to the depth and the strength of the program, and solidified what we have been striving for all season-to be one of the deepest teams in the region,” said Head Coach Erik Nedeau. “The men had

Underdog Cards fly away with title

After a thrilling win over Bates College in the quarterfinals, the fourth-seeded Amherst men traveled to Williamstown, Mass. on Saturday to meet third-seeded Middlebury College for the semifinal match. Although they defeated the Panthers 2-1 earlier this season, the Jeffs approached Saturday’s game with cautious confidence, aware that the

'Dogs make early exit from tournament, fall to Jumbos, 3-0, in quarterfinal match

But what looked like a portend for things to come, and a building block for bigger victories, will now have to serve as the highlight of the year. The Firedogs, the number-seven seed in the NESCAC Tournament, lost to number-two Tufts University in Friday night’s quarterfinal match. Unable to

Jeffs batter Bantams, come up short

The loss dropped Amherst to 5-2 overall and essentially debarred them from the prospect of winning the conference. But with a tilt against archrival Williams College this Saturday, the Little Three Championship can be secured with a win against the Ephs. This week’s loss may actually be the chip

Men's golf ends season on upswing

This year, in the wake of Sharaf’s graduaion and the addition of four new players, the team seemed to never find its identity. Despite a strong spring season capped with a victory over Williams’ Matthew Slovitt in the Little Three Championship, Litt disappeared into the fray and was unheard

Jeffs look to close strong

Ranked 18th nationally in the pre-season poll, the Jeffs began their quest for the NESCAC Championship with a 2-0 opening-day victory over visiting Trinity College on September 10th. Rookies Stephanie Yesnik and Mary Marvel quickly made their names known across the league, each recording their first career goal in the

With Honors: Alicia Menezes '08 and Eric NeSmith '09

Sometimes a simple change can do wonders. NeSmith can attest to this fact, as the rookie has been a stand-out player on the football team since switching from defensive back to tailback just a few weeks ago. In addition to 76 rushing yards, NeSmith earned his first collegiate touchdown in