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Men's hockey: Men win two to qualify for NESCACs

“Everybody was clicking this weekend,” said junior A.J. Greco. Amherst won Friday night’s game over Tufts in thrilling fashion. In front of a packed house, the Jeffs and the Jumbos were tied 2-2 after two periods. Tufts scored a quick but controversial goal to start the third as

Men's basketball: Men earn third seed, beat Wesleyan

Although Amherst beat Wesleyan in the team’s two previous games this year, the Cardinals proved this weekend that they are capable of knocking off their Little Three rival. On Jan. 13, Amherst routed Wesleyan by a 108-81 margin at LeFrak Gymnasium, and the Jeffs seemed well on their way

Track runs season's last three meets

Tri-captain Aly Venti ’04 led the women on Friday at the Valentine Classic at Boston University, placing ninth in the 5000m run and qualifying for the NCAA Championships. She broke the 17-minute barrier, earning her the second-fastest 5k time in the country despite losing a shoe in the last four

Women's hockey wins final three games

“We couldn’t be more excited about this weekend and [Tuesday’s] win against Connecticut College,” said senior co-captain Amanda Muller. The Camels came to Orr Rink last night in the Jeffs’ pivotal season finale. Amherst went into the game knowing it had already secured a spot in the playoffs;

Women's hoops clinches sixth seed

A win over Connecticut College on Feb. 13 and a loss to Wesleyan University the next day secured Amherst the sixth seed in the NESCAC Tournament. The Jeffs’ final record was 11-13 overall and 3-6 in the NESCAC. Amherst began the final weekend of the regular season 2-5 in NESCAC

Men's squash fall to Williams

A pair of first-years came away with Amherst’s only two individual victories in the Williams match. Auloke Mathur defeated Tyler Kyle at the second spot in a hard-fought five-game match (9-7, 9-5, 7-9, 7-9, 9-4). “Auloke stepped up against a worthy opponent” said Peter Hatfield ’07. “The fitness training,

Women prepare to squash competition

Amherst began the weekend on a high note with a 9-0 win over Wesleyan. Amherst’s number one seed, Ashley Harmeling ’05, defeated Sa Suwanarat in three games without giving up a single point. The Jeffs played solidly up and down the ladder, not giving up a single game to