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When the rain began, Amherst’s 312 propelled it to a second-place showing, six strokes ahead of archrival Williams College but one stroke behind Hamilton. Sean Jules ’07 paced the Jeffs (35-41-76) and was third individually. Jules cited the importance of having played Taconic Golf Course the week before. “I

Rilla received a first-round bye, which enabled him to play his first match in the second round against Jon Bram from Tufts University. After defeating Bram, he went on to the quarterfinals, where he beat Williams College’s Jeff Kivitz. It took Rilla no more than two sets in both

The star performer for Amherst this weekend was junior Rachel Holt. Holt, who was the event’s defending champion, made her way through a very challenging draw before finally succumbing to top-seed Diana Goldman of Trinity College, 3-6, 6-1 (10-3). Holt’s match against Goldman came a mere 45 minutes

Quad-captain Fletcher Ladd ’04 once again led the Jeffs’ offensive attack with a game-high 138 rushing yards on just 20 carries. Ladd’s performance put him over the 2,000-yard mark for his career. Quarterback Marsh Moseley ’05 registered yet another quality start, as the Jeffs’ signal-caller went 15-23-192 and

Rarer still is the play in which Hoeksma does not have the ball in her hands. In her third year as the team’s setter, the junior standout “is one of the only players [who] plays every minute of every game,” according to senior co-captain Lauren Wong. She has become

People have been warning me all year, “Don’t say the Sox are going to win the World Series! You’ll jinx them!” Come on guys (and girls), the Sox are already cursed; a jinx couldn’t possibly be any worse. In all seriousness though, this is going to be