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Men's squash: Jeffs stave off lower-ranked opponents for quartet of wins

Such matches are often lose-lose situations. The higher-ranked team should win, so victory merely maintains the team’s record and comes without any real reward. “We had everything to lose and nothing to gain,” said Head Coach Peter Robson. However, Amherst came away with four wins over rivals Franklin and

Men's hockey falls to .500

The first loss of the weekend came at the hands of archrival Williams College. Amherst started the game extremely well, taking a 2-0 lead. A.J. Greco ’06 scored just 48 seconds into the game and first-year Sean Ellis scored his fifth goal of the year just over six minutes

Women's hockey: Tenth win ties record for regular season victories

First-year goaltender Lindsay Grabowski ’07 continued her fine rookie campaign with another solid weekend in net. Of the 40 shots on goal she faced this weekend, Grabowski saved 39 of them, improving her save percentage to 87.6 percent. “Lindsay Grabowski in goal has been amazing. She has been saving

Bub's Player of the Week: Kate Herlihy '05

Swim and squash and track and hockey; to whom would Bub’s go? Lucky for Bub’s one shot shone the brightest: Kate Herlihy came through when the game was at its tightest. Women’s hoops was down by two; Trinity was ahead, Amherst had the ball, it’s true,

With Honors: Lindsay Grabowski '07 and Peter Hatfield '07

Netminder Grabowski completed the first shutout of her college career this weekend. In Saturday’s game against SUNY- Cortland, Grabowski made 19 saves to help the Jeffs win, 3-0. The next night, Grabowski took to the net again, netting 20 additional saves, enabling the team to defeat SUNY-Cortland again, 3-1,

Game of the Week: Men's squash at Little Three Championship

Women swim undefeated for first time in history

This year’s seniors are distance freestyler Sarah Dobbs, co-captain butterflier Jaime Fisher, who returned to the pool mid-season after an eye injury, co-captain butterflier Ashley Simonsen and breaststroker Bea Wallace. The seniors reflected on their final season. “10-0 is pretty hard to believe,” said Fisher. “What makes it better