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Men's tennis looking forward to dry forecasts, taking on rival Williams

Despite having not played a match in two full weeks, the Jeffs had no difficulty shaking the rust off their games at Conn. on April 1, winning 7-0 and making fools out of the Camels, who won just 10 games in nine matches. Josh Rilla ’06 along with first-

Babbling and friends watch NCAA hoops

Tonight’s crowd includes at least two compulsive gamblers, at least one person who picked none of the Final Four teams, and, thank God, no one who thinks UConn and Tennessee are national powerhouses. 9:22 p.m.: The game hasn’t started and already the Roy Williams jokes are

Soggy surfaces stall Spring sports schedules

“We are obligated to make up these games,” said Athletic Director Peter Gooding. “Unfortunately, that forces students to deal with the possibility of missing classes. I can’t blame the faculty for their frustration.” It is difficult to say exactly how great the effect of the rain will be on

Jeffs topple Bantams, whip Mules

The Jeffs took an undefeated mark into their NESCAC opener on March 26 at Trinity and hammered the Bantams. The offense posted five-goal quarters in the second and fourth frames during a 12-goal effort. At the same time, the defense held Trinity to a 52-minute scoring drought

Jeffs unleash a racq' attack on Conn. Camels in home opener

The most compelling match of the afternoon was at the top singles position between quad-captain Rachel Holt ’05 and Camel Beret Remak. Back in September, Remak bested Holt, 6-1, 6-4, in the third round of the ITA New England Regional tournament-a rare defeat for Amherst’s

Holt hopes to lead Lord Jeffs on another Nationals trip

Holt has spent her time as a member of the women’s tennis team playing in the top two singles spots, with the exception of last spring, when she played number three. Her rotation in the top few spots is a tribute to the depth of the Jeffs’ lineup. “At

Game of the Week: Women's Lacrosse v. Trinity College