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Amy Armstrong In the NESCAC Tournament final, Armstrong scored the first goal of her Amherst soccer career in the Jeffs’ decisive 6-0 victory over Bates College this past Sunday. The first-year’s goal, the sixth of the game, came off a pass from tri-captain Kay Bradley ’04. Armstrong, who played

and one Jeff player has put on quite a display. Harmeling has been the team’s offensive spark, she’s led the way for Amherst’s post-season lark. The school record for goals in a season she owns, for this star forward, NESCAC goalies are cones. Harmeling’s had two

Amherst, once ranked sixth in the nation, was stunned by the playoff tie at home. Amherst shooters comforted Christian Alexander ’06, who had the misfortune of being the ninth Amherst shooter, the only Jeff whose miss was followed by a Wesleyan goal. Andrew Syfu ’05, the loyal defender, went to

Fluid transition coupled with a fierce offensive attack combined to give the Firedogs the edge through most of the weekend. Their only loss came in the first match on Friday at the hands of a relentless Springfield College squad. Amherst jumped out to a powerful start, taking the first two

For Red Sox fans, this victory is a reminder of four years of disappointment since the last time the Sox made it to the ALCS in 1999. However, the Sox will not stop here; their mission is a World Series, and no Red Sox fan will be satisfied with anything

Men’s Rugby Men’s Rugby Amherst defeated Boston University 15-10 on Saturday. In a well-played first half, the Jeffs scored all 15 points. Fullback Reed Knox ’04 started the scoring for Amherst with a penalty kick, which gave the Jeffs a 3-0 lead. Prop Mark Lentz ’05 added to