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Field hockey relies on Skrivan's talent and leadership

Some persistence on the part of Head Coach Carol Knerr helped, too, and as a result, for this season and the previous three, fans of the Amherst field hockey team have been rewarded with 15 goals, eight assists, one all-NESCAC year and a bevy of feats that are not

Major league drama afoot in AL stretch run

The Sox could, therefore, potentially play in a Yankee-free postseason. Or, in an even more intriguing scenario, the Yankees could overtake the Sox, and Cleveland could steal the wild card and a playoff berth from Boston. The question is, though, what would the AL playoffs mean without both the

Game of the Week: Football at Hamilton

With Honors: Catherine Calvert '09 and Whitney Kouvaris '08

Kouvaris helped blast the Firedogs to victories over Keene State and Bowdoin Colleges and kept the team in a close five-game match with Colby College. In a 3-0 walloping of Keene St., Kouvaris recorded nine kills in helping the ‘Dogs cruise to an easy victory. Kouvaris was back

Jeffs race to early success at home

Head Coach Erik Nedeau also was pleased with the performances of both the men and women. “It had been a hard week of training as we are making the transition from lots of summer miles to focusing on longer intervals and speed, and despite using the race as more of

Bub's Player of the Week: Amy Armstrong '07

It seems like the women’s soccer team this season can do no wrong, this week their winning efforts were led by one Amy Armstrong. Just yesterday against Springfield she scored a Jeff tally, but more importantly at Bates she helped Amherst rally. The Jeffs defeated the Bobcats and the

Jeff netminder serves up 11th no-no

While the experienced defense had high hopes coming into the season, the offense had much to prove. After losing its top three scorers from last year, Amherst had many concerns about its offensive attack as the 2005 campaign commenced. The Jeffs silenced any potential critics, though, as they out-shot