Sports

When I found out that Kate Roin ’06 was such an accomplished athlete, I quickly looked under the sink and behind the toilets to see where she was hiding her ego or entourage. Turns out she has neither; Kate is just a nice, well-adjusted college sophomore majoring in political

Rookie hurler Donahue allowed just two runs in 11 innings of work last week, highlighted by a baffling eight-inning, two-run performance in a win over hard-hitting Bowdoin on Saturday. The rookie allowed just five hits in his third victory of the season, taking a shutout into the

This past weekend Amherst traveled to Connecticut hoping to improve its NESCAC record in a doubleheader against Wesleyan University. The rain did not deter the focus of either squad during the first game, as both teams played nearly flawless softball, each posting only one error. Wesleyan struck first, scoring a

Following Garrahan in the 5000m at Trinity were junior Carter Hamill, senior co-captain Aly Venti and sophomore Margaret Davis, who finished second, sixth and eighth, respectively. Hamill and Garrahan’s times qualified both provisionally for the NCAAs. Hamill also placed fourth in the 1500m, while Erinn White ’04, though

Pitcher Brant Ford ’06 expressed the team’s frustration over the cancellations. “It’s been hard because we are all so anxious to play,” he said. “We’ve been preparing for so long that we should be ready to play when the weather finally permits.” The team did, however, manage

“It was a really tough weekend, weather-wise, for our team,” said Head Coach Kay Cowperthwait. “It was freezing, windy and rainy most of Saturday and very chilly on Sunday.  The conditions made it difficult to score well, so we didn’t have our best rounds.” “No one in the