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Bub's Player of the Week: K.C. Cosentino '05

and Bub’s knows just where the credit should go. K.C. Cosentino has spent every second in the cage, keeping Jeff opponents in quite a rage. Against Wellesley she earned eight saves to her name, But against Tufts she earned Player of the Week fame. 11 saves and a

With Honors

Dave Litt ’06 Sophomore golfer Litt lit up the way for the Jeffs last weekend at the Duke Nelson Invitational in Middlebury, Vt. Litt finished ninth overall and paced the Jeffs with a two-day score of 73-80-153. His performance was particularly timely for the young Amherst team that is full

Game of the Week: Volleyball at Williams

Cross Country laps field in first Amherst athletic event of year

Since the scoring of cross country meets is based on a point system by placings, the desired score is as low as possible. The men’s team snatched first place with a score of 37, while the women dominated their field for a first-place finish with a mere 29 points.

Women's soccer stumbles in opener against Conn. College

“It was one of the first times we were challenged as a team,” said co-captain Kay Bradley ’04. “We have a lot of individual talent; we just need to keep working together.” The Camels jumped out to an early 1-0 lead when sophomore Maggie Driscoll rebounded a shot off the

Firedogs expect to improve on first loss

Despite solid play on Sunday, the Firedogs were unable to overcome the scrappy playing style of their opponent and ceded the match after five games. The Firedogs came out strong, winning the first game (30-21) and the second (30-28), but proceeded to lose their mental edge, dropping the third and

Bryant is a good guy, but what does that mean?

With that said, I want to flash back to 1993. A very immature and athletically gifted 17-year-old named Allen Iverson is convicted of maiming by mob. He is tried as an adult and sentenced to five years in prison, but only serves four months. The conviction was later overturned, but