Sign in Subscribe

Sports

Babbling relishes role of NCAA bracketologist

Like every year, this year’s tournament has been filled with upset specials. I’ve been watching the tournament for basically my entire life, yet I’m always surprised by the amount of upsets and how they occur. It seems irrational and inconceivable that a double-digit seed from a

Women record best-ever finish: Rookie Sasser nabs pair of National titles

The 200-yard freestyle relay of tri-captain Liz Chiang ’05, Sasser, Lisa Pritchard ’08 and Rebecca Stein ’05 placed ninth overall and won the consolation finals in 1:37.01, while Sasser finished fifth in the 200-yard individual medley. The smashing of College records began in the 50-

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

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

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

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