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Hamill seizes her third indoor National crown

Women’s Track Senior co-captain Carter Hamill was again victorious in the 5,000-meter run. She posted a time of 17:20.40, a blistering 12 seconds ahead of second-place Caroline Cretti of Williams College. Amazingly, this was the third time Hamill was crowned National Champion in the event, as

Game of the Week: Men's Basketball hosts NESCAC Final Four

With Honors: Josh Fillman '07 and Brittany Sasser '08

Coming into the weekend, the Jeffs needed wins over conference powerhouses Colby and Bowdoin Colleges to keep hopes of a NESCAC Tournament first-round home game. On Friday night against the Mules of Colby, things looked bleak as the Jeffs fell down 2-0 halfway through the second period. From that point

Bub's Player of the Week: Krissy Morin '06

The women’s hoops team beat Wesleyan on Saturday, and much thanks should be given to one Jeff’s fine play. She’s a co-captain guard, and her name is Krissy Morin, with 15 points she led Amherst in scorin’. Morin had the ball with five minutes to go and

Women's Swimming and Diving: First-year Sasser shines at NESCACs

“Considering that we are rarely able to field a full squad at NESCACs simply because we lack the numbers, we were thrilled to beat Middlebury this year, a team double our size,” said tri-captain Michelle McCreary ’05. Friday began with the 200-yard freestyle relay, in which the Amherst “A” team-tri-captain

Men's Ice Hockey: Jeffs peak at season's climax

Facing a stiff challenge from the Mules on Friday night at Orr Rink, the Jeffs responded with some of their best hockey of the year in a come-from-behind 4-3 victory. The resilient attitude of Head Coach Jack Arena’s squad was evident from the very beginning of the game, as

Squash: Women validate ranking at Howe Cup

In the first match of the tournament the Jeffs faced a dangerous opponent in the 12th-ranked Colby White Mules, a team the Jeffs had narrowly beaten, 6-3, earlier in the season. Amherst got off to a hot start as co-captain Ashley Harmeling ’05 won her first match in straight sets.