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Coming into the Trinity Invitational with a 7-4 record, the Lord Jeffs had shown the ability to consistently hold off teams ranked in the mid- to upper-teens, defeating solid teams from Tufts University, and Hamilton and Middlebury Colleges to start the season. Faced with another such opponent in

The first team on the Jeffs’ plate was the MIT Engineers, at the time ranked 31st in the nation. The 14th-ranked Jeffs finished them off thoroughly with a 9-0 sweep. Head Coach Peter Robson gave senior Michael Strong, who usually plays at the number-one spot, a break

The Jeffs began the meet with a strong first place finish in the 200-yard medley relay, led by the team of seniors Elan Ghazal and co-captain Chuck Clinton, junior Bryan Woo and sophomore John Ancona. Junior Adam Lewkowitz followed with a solid second-place finish in the 1000-

On Jan. 8, Amherst lost to Williams in a non-conference game by a disappointing 24 points. Whether it was the adrenaline incited by a screaming crowd or the team’s own naked determination, the Jeffs played a much closer game against the rival Ephs on Saturday, losing by only

It’s hard to pick out individual performances when a team beats two opponents by a combined 59 points, including an embarrassment of the Williams College Ephs at LeFrak Gymnasium. That being said, Bedford was particularly amazing over the weekend, torching the hated Ephs for 13 points, six rebounds and