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Hamill leads women's cross country to victory

The cross country teams debuted at the annual Amherst Invitational on Saturday. The men’s team finished third overall, behind Keene State College and Wheaton College. Considering that several of the team’s experienced members were not competing, the men had a particularly strong showing. Meanwhile, the women’s team

Women's soccer: Women come back in thriller

New Interim Head Coach Jen Hughes began her Amherst coaching career with a thriller from start to finish. Amherst got off to a strong beginning, as Showler attacked the Bantams’ defense immediately, scoring an unassisted goal only 1:53 in. Trinity showed heart by answering in the 32nd minute, as

Volleyball: 'Dogs take a bite out of WNEC Invitational

The star of the weekend was sophomore outside hitter Kristin Quinn, who was named Tournament MVP and also earned a spot on the All-Tournament team for her 57-kill, 19-block performance. Also earning the All-Tournament nod was senior co-captain setter Annie Hoeksma ’05, who accounted for all but four of Amherst’

Men's Soccer: Sophomore scorers lead men to weekend sweep

The Lord Jeffs traveled to Hartford to kick off their season and wasted no time in getting on the board. Sophomore forward Mike Wohl scored in the fourth minute off assists by forward Joaquin Walker ’05 and defender Benjamin Bridges ’07. Amherst carried that lead throughout the first half, only

Field hockey: Bantams outscore Jeffs in opener

The Jeffs’ NESCAC schedule began with disappointment. Despite scoring three goals against Trinity, the team was unable to take home the win and fell, 5-3. The high-scoring first half started with a goal seven minutes in by midfielder Katherine Skrivan ’06. After a Trinity penalty, Skrivan hit a line drive

Men's golf team underperforms

With the graduation of only one team member, Daniel Altschuler ’04, and the return of the entire core lineup, including two-time Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA)/PING All-Northeast Region honoree captain Justin Sharaf ’05, the team will look to build off an impressive 2002-03 campaign that included consecutive second

Amherst finishes sixth in Directors' Cup standings

The NACDA, the United States Sports Academy and USA TODAY award the Cup, which has been in existence since 1996, annually. Last year, 430 schools competed in Div. III. (NAIA, Div. I and Div. II colleges also contend for their own Cups.) Amherst has placed in the top-15 every year,