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Men's squash takes second in Little Three Championship

This year’s Lord Jeffs had hearts and minds set on beating the Ephs and upsetting this season’s unsettling trend. Previously, the Jeffs had seemed all too content in staying at number 14 in the nation, losing to all teams ranked above them and thrashing all teams ranked below.

Bub's Player of the Week: Rachel Simon '07

Rachel Simon plays defense but she scores like a forward, which is why she’s the skater to whom the hockey team looks toward. Last week she was hot-four goals and three assists- in four games over three days Simon refused to desist. The highlight of it all was a

Senior swimmers leave legacies in, out of pool

Women’s Seniors Tri-captain Liz Chiang, a sprint freestyler and backstroker, holds Amherst’s 50-yard backstroke record. Chiang went to Nationals as a first-year for relays, and as a junior she qualified individually in addition to swimming the backstroke legs of the NESCAC Championship-winning 200-yard medley relay and the NCAA

Jeffs top NESCAC alone for first time in history

Courtesy of serendipitous scheduling, during the season’s final weekend the conference’s top four teams, Amherst, Tufts, and Trinity and Bates Colleges, were all slated to do battle against one another in a fight for the regular-season NESCAC crown. Heading into the epic weekend, Amherst was undefeated in conference

Game of the Week: Women's Squash at CSA National Championships

Arena's Jeffs heat up for playoffs

Though the first period remained relatively even, Amherst outshot Conn. 17-16, and Nelson gave the Jeffs an early 1-0 lead, as Conn. goaltender Steve Oven was unable to put his mitt on the hot puck. Nelson’s power-play goal at the 9:10 mark of the first period was a

Jeffs hope third time is charm vs. Cards

Bates, the number-one team in the country, dealt the Jeffs a 72-52 loss on Friday night, while Tufts topped Amherst with a 76-67 defeat. Despite the two disappointing losses, Amherst (14-10, 4-5 NESCAC) managed to grab the fifth seed in the NESCAC Tournament, which begins on Saturday. Despite impressive efforts,