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Women's lacrosse: High-scoring Jeffs win first three

“After losing eight seniors, we were unsure how the season would begin for us,” said senior tri-captain Liz Martin. “But we came out strong in each game and have proven to ourselves and to other teams that we will be a threat this year and will continue to be

Baseball team starts season off 5-5 on Fort Myers, Florida trip

The Jeffs opened up the season with a 3-1 victory over Clarkson University. Standout pitching by co-captain starter Duncan Webb ’04 earned him his first win of the season. Webb gave up only two hits in five innings. Brian Donahue ’07 struck out the side in the sixth,

DMR earns All-American honors

In addition, the women sent two women to race in the 5000m, one of whom, junior Carter Hamill, returned to campus with her second national title. Hamill once again led the team with her exceptional performance in the 5000m race, taking first place, setting a new site record time of

Men's lacrosse off to hot start with two wins in Florida

Despite the loss to Nazareth, the Jeffs now take a winning record and the confidence that comes with it into the NESCAC opener this Saturday. The new season officially kicked off last Tuesday, March 16, when the Lord Jeffs took on the Lords of Kenyon College in Orlando, Fla. Amherst

Men's tennis boasts a strong, youthful group of returnees

The men began the fall season by defeating Salve Regina University, 6-1. The highlight of the fall season came early on, as the Jeffs won the ECAC North Championship, Sept. 19-21, at Vassar College, edging Div. I opponent Lehigh University. Josh Rilla ’06, Danny Babkes ’06, co-captain

Tourney talk: "bracket busters"

Unfortunately, the Jeffs bowed to the Ephs for the third time this season and I was forced to root against Williams rather than for Amherst in the finals. I got some, but not nearly enough joy from watching the Ephs lose on a last-second fadeaway in the finals, but

Bub's Player of the Week: Carter Hamill '05

for most Amherst athletes it’s only a dream. But for one Jeff, All-American’s become, well, the norm: Nine-time winner Carter Hamill took nationals by storm. She’s national champ in the 5,000 once more, as the women placed seventh with an 18-point score. Hamill’