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Consistency is what’s lacking for the Jeffs, both within games and from contest to contest. The past few weeks have exemplified this problem, as Amherst has struggled to put together two halves of top-notch hockey. The Jeffs entered Saturday’s game at Colby College seeking their first conference win

The men’s soccer team is hitting its stride, just in time to take a postseason ride. With two league wins in a row, the Jeffs are on fire, they’re showing the NESCAC their championship desires. Bub’s is thrilled to see this talented team coming together- this is

Amherst slogged it out in the mud and rain against the Middlebury Panthers, pulling out a 15-0 win. Due to the weather, both teams had to rely on a ground attack. The Amherst offense showed its versatility in handing the ball off to a number of different running backs. Running

Amherst’s victory in Williamstown extended the Jeffs’ winning streak over the Ephs to four matches-the Jeffs last lost to their hated opponents on Oct. 10, 2003. The Jeffs started this fall’s edition on the right foot, taking all three doubles matches. Sophomore Alicia Menezes and senior tri-captain Kristen

“Mt. Holyoke was the first game we had in 13 days and we just unleashed,” said junior goalkeeper Piper Crowell. Amherst applied pressure all game long, as junior midfielder Lesley Pruzansky led the attack from the opening whistle. Her pair of assists helped Amherst open up a 3-0 lead in