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Those who earned the honor to compete with qualifying in-season times were first-years John Ancona and Ethan Treat, sophomores Rick Estacio and Bryan Woo, junior Chuck Clinton and senior co-captain Mike Pohorylo. The weekend marked the bitter-sweet end of collegiate swimming for Pohorylo, the star Jeff

Kenyon College won its third straight national title and 20th in 21 years with 507 points, and NESCAC champion Williams College placed fourth with 289. Amherst finished just ahead of ninth-place Middlebury College. “The women were on and off this weekend, but when they were on, they were really

“We had our two best team scores-318 and 319-in the history of the program, so I was very excited for the team and our program,” said Coach Kay Cowperthwait. “The tournament was a huge success and a lot of personal bests were accomplished,” said junior captain Meg Sullivan.

Behind the pitching of Miya Warner ’06, Amherst started the season right on March 14 with a 2-0 win over Framingham State College. Warner struck out 10 and allowed two hits in her complete-game victory. Classmate Rachel Hoerger led the offense with a single, a double and an

With the season opener at Babson College looming nine days away, the men will look to answer that question and many more. Foremost among them: Can junior captain Justin Sharaf, sophomore David Litt and first-year Sean Jules repeat their fall success in the spring? Will another golfer emerge as

Hadley Miller ’06 remarked that the trip was “successful in that we got off to a great start and beat the teams that we felt like we should’ve beaten.” On March 15, the women swept seventh-ranked Pomona-Pitzer College 9-0, without dropping a single set to the