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The women competed in six singles and three doubles flights at the New England regional tournament. Quad-captain Rachel Holt ’05 and Alicia Menezes ’08 were in Florida for the ITA National Championships, so everyone stepped up two brackets. Senior quad-captain Erin Murphy won the number-four flight, where she was seeded

Div. I, II and III teams from all across New England competed in the tournament. While the actual competition was held on Monday and Tuesday, team members competed against each other the previous weeks in qualifying rounds for this tournament on the team’s home course. Over the two-day tournament,

Last year’s NESCAC Rookie of the Year, sophomore outside hitter Kristin Quinn, was named NESCAC Player of the Week on Oct. 11 for her outstanding play in the trio of wins over Bowdoin, Bates and Colby Colleges, in which she totaled a phenomenal 42 kills and 11 blocks on

Amherst entered last Saturday’s NESCAC showdown at Middlebury ranked 17th in the nation and third in New England, and was at the top of the league standings. Middlebury stood near the top of the standings, but had just suffered its first loss of the year at the hands of

Montigny, who assisted on both of Amherst’s regulation goals, broke a 2-2 deadlock that had lasted since the White Mules came from behind to tie the game in the 78th minute. “Tracy [Montigny] always stays composed,” said senior tri-captain defender Leslie Curren. “She plays with urgency but a lot

Two weeks ago, against Bowdoin College, the Jeffs blew a 21-point lead late in the fourth quarter only to fight their way back to a 34-28 win in double overtime. The toughness and composure Amherst displayed during those overtime periods was also on display in its two most recent wins