Sports

With the leadership of captain Amy Randall ’04 for the women and Steve Hollister ’05 on the men’s side, both squads were able to consistently place in the top five. The men finished in the top five six times, while the women were able to earn five top-five finishes.

Since I’ve been buried in my books all week and weekend, and since there doesn’t appear to be anything pressing that needs to be addressed in this week’s column, I want to babble a bit about some random sports events of the past couple weeks. What the

Senior guard Donovan scored a team-high 21 points in Amherst’s first-round NESCAC Tournament win over Wesleyan University on Saturday. The contest potentially marked his final home game. The senior went an impressive five-for-seven from three-point range; he leads the team in treys this season with 53, which also ties

Scott spearheaded the women’s indoor track team’s fine performance at the Tufts Stampede this Saturday at Tufts University. The sophomore speedster captured first place in the long jump and third in the triple jump. She took the high jump crown with a leap of 1.57 meters and

“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