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With Honors: Piper Crowell '07 and Rob Walsh '05

Crowell nearly carried the women’s soccer team all by herself last week, allowing just one goal in 245 minutes to take home NESCAC Player of the Week honors. The sophomore goalkeeper grabbed 20 saves and tallied two shutouts as Amherst went 1-1-1 for the week. Crowell came up big

Game of the Week: Women's Tennis vs. Williams

Football: Offense puts on a show in 44-7 opening victory

The Jeffs nearly got on the scoreboard on the third play from scrimmage when the Continental defense bit on a play-action, and senior quarterback Marsh Moseley stepped up in the pocket and lofted a beautifully thrown ball to quad-captain and First-Team All-NESCAC selection Jay Wagstaff ’05, who was about 20

Men's golf: Men still looking to find their strokes

Soggy weather at the Taconic Golf Course in Williamstown prevented play on Saturday, but the Jeffs got down to business on Sunday. They posted a composite 327, 24 strokes behind tournament winner University of Rochester, but ahead of NESCAC rivals Wesleyan University and Hamilton and Trinity Colleges. Senior captain Justin

Women golfers show Div. III might

The condition of the greens was, to put it mildly, less than optimal on Saturday, the first day of the tournament. “It had rained there for almost 24 hours, and it was raining right up until we teed off,” said Head Coach Jim Plumer. The weather had changed but not

Men's soccer team crushes Rivier, 6-1

Earlier in the week, however, the Jeffs kicked up a storm of their own, thrashing visiting Rivier College 6-1. Amherst, coming off of a pair of offensively-dominating wins, wasted no time in getting on the board. Just 1:36 into the game, senior Joaquin Walker crossed the ball into the

Women's soccer: Crowell saves 16 in Eastern Conn. tie

In this defensive clash between the 12th-ranked Jeffs and the 23rd-ranked Warriors, Crowell was masterful, holding a very physical Warrior team scoreless until the game’s 82nd minute. Wednesday’s match could almost be described as a battle between Crowell and ECSU forwards Meghann Booth and Caitlin Buzzell. Ten of