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Columbia University and Pomona, Pitzer and Claremont Colleges were all spared the chance to compete against the second-ranked Jeffs. Thus, the only tangible result that Head Coach Jackie Bagwell and her team have to show for their California adventure is a 6-1 loss at the hands of California

For the third year, Estacio competed in the backstroke events. On the second day of competition, he raced in the 100-yard backstroke, finishing seventh during the preliminary round. Later that day, in a fast finals race, Estacio recorded an eighth-place, All-America finish with a time of 51.

Unfortunately, one of the few drawbacks of such unquestioned success is that the more Amherst wins, the more Jeff players and fans expect the team to accomplish. Thus, Amherst’s 69-62 loss to visiting University of Rochester in the Sweet 16 was a decidedly bitter pill to swallow. “Of

What is making the difference for Amherst this season? It seems to be a combination of work ethic, new bats and newly-inspired old bats in addition to the solid and cohesive defense that has been Amherst’s trademark over the past few years. The Jeffs’ new attitude toward preparation

The team’s first spring tilt came against Cal-Lutheran. The Jeffs were looking to pick up where they had left off in the fall, bringing a flawless 4-0 record into the spring session. They came up just a bit short against the Kingsmen, however, despite victories by sophomore

The Jeffs opened with a strong 13-9 win over Keene State on March 14. ” It was our first game and guys were nervous, but we played well in the first half,” said tri-captain goalie Cushing Donelan ’05. “Later in the game we had problems on defense, and we