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Men’s Soccer Returns to Sweet 16 for 12th Straight Year

Men’s Soccer Returns to Sweet 16 for 12th Straight Year

The No. 6 men’s soccer team advanced to the Sweet 16 for the 12th straight season this past weekend. After beating Husson University 2-0 on Saturday, the Mammoths secured their spot in the tournament’s second weekend with a 4-2 victory over No. 15 St. Lawrence University.

Women’s Cross Country Team, Dassin ’24 Qualify for National Championship

Women’s Cross Country Team, Dassin ’24 Qualify for National Championship

Competing at the Mideast Regional Championships, the women’s cross country team placed second, earning an at-large bid to the National Championships. The men’s team finished in sixth, and Theo Dassin ’24 earned an individual at-large bid to nationals.

Football Falls to Williams To Cap Off 2-7 Season

Football Falls to Williams To Cap Off 2-7 Season

The football team lost to Williams 20-10 in this year’s “Biggest Little Game,” ending the season with a 2-7 record.

No. 9 Women’s Basketball Opens Season Strong, Goes 2-0

No. 9 Women’s Basketball Opens Season Strong, Goes 2-0

Coming off a Final Four appearance in the 2021-22 season, the Amherst women’s basketball team opened their season with two wins this past weekend. In their tip-off tournament, the Mammoths put on a clinic, first beating local rival Springfield College 54-50 before besting Rowan College 57-50.

Men’s Basketball Opens Season With Nail-biter Victory

Men’s Basketball Opens Season With Nail-biter Victory

After posting a 15-9 record last season, the Amherst men’s basketball team returns hungry for an improved season. They opened strong with a victory in game one.

Predictions for the 2022 World Cup Group Stage

Predictions for the 2022 World Cup Group Stage

Staff writer Hedi Skali ’25 presents his predictions for the 2022 World Cup, which will begin this weekend in Qatar.

Men’s Soccer Wins NESCACs With Overtime Heroics

Men’s Soccer Wins NESCACs With Overtime Heroics

This past weekend, the men’s soccer team downed both Middlebury and Connecticut College in overtime on the way to a NESCAC Championship. It was the team’s first title since 2016.