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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.

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-

“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

First, was the call correct? It’s not entirely clear. The sequence has been replayed and dissected a thousand times. Some contend that the videotape shows that Paul trapped the ball against the dirt. This view supports Eddings’ call. Most of the media, though, holds the opposite opinion-that the

Over fall break the Jeffs visited Lewiston, Me., to participate in the Wallach Invitational hosted by Bates College. Despite the less than ideal vacation destination, the team made the visit worthwhile by winning two of the six events and finishing second in three. Danny Babkes ’06 represented the Jeffs in

The win made what would have been an average mid-season strectch remarkable. The Williams victory marks the first time since the 2001 season that the Ephs fell to the ‘Dogs-no senior had ever before beaten their rivals to the northwest. The ‘Dogs dropped the first two games 23-