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Polar Bears devour Jeffs in sloppy home opener

Bowdoin started off the first quarter with the ball but didn’t come away with any points on a nine-play drive. The trio of linebacker Justin Roemer ’06, defensive back Mike Salerno ’07 and linebacker Greg Muecke ’07 was effective all day against both the run and pass. Each player

Women's golf comes up a player short

Middlebury won the team title with a combined score of 657, followed by Williams and Bowdoin Colleges. Even though Amherst was unable to tally a team score, all Jeffs who were present call the weekend a success. Sarah Harper ’07 led the Jeffs with a consistent score of 81-81-162, and

Men's tennis mauled by Panthers

Josh Rilla ’06, the 24th-ranked Div. III singles player in the nation, was the Jeffs’ best hope in the tournament. In a match against Middlebury the previous season Rilla flexed his muscle by beating Waldron, then the top-ranked player in the nation, 6-3, 6-3. Although Waldron avenged the loss in

Jules paces Jeffs, lands his third career All-NESCAC performance at Taconic

Last year, Sean Jules ’07 put up a tremendous performance, placing second individually with a two-day score of 155 and lead the Jeffs to fourth place. This year Jules outdid himself, improving his tally to score 76-75-151, good for fifth place and his third-straight First Team All-NESCAC honor. The NESCAC

Jeffs relish role as Lyon tamers

After two losses the week before, Amherst was a team in need of a convincing win on Wednesday-which was exactly what Head Coach Carol Knerr got from her squad. The first half was marked by even play; Amherst managed 13 shots to Mt. Holyoke’s nine, and both teams had

GAME OF THE WEEK: Women's Tennis at Williams College

Men's soccer brings Polar Bears out of hibernation

Playing under the lights of Springfield College’s new turf field on Wednesday night, Amherst dominated from the first minutes of the game. Sophomore Taylor Downs buried his fourth goal of the season in the 12th minute, and Amherst continued to challenge Springfield’s goalkeeper, B.J. Sturdivant, with nine