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Women's basketball loses two over weekend, drops to .500

The team must somehow strengthen its resolve to stop the losing streak. “Unfortunately, [we] find ourselves in a position where we have to win the last few games in order to continue,” said forward Julie Smith ’06. “But perhaps this will be just the incentive we need to reestablish our

Indoor track teams fare well at second Cardinal Invitational

Men’s Track The men walked away with several impressive first-place finishes. Junior John Stanton-Geddes won the 3000-meter, and has already qualified for the first two championship meets. Mike Page ’05 took first in the 1500-meter as did the 4 x 800-meter relay composed of Page, Dave Schreiner ’06, Fraser

Men's squash wins one, loses one in Little IIIs

In the first match of the day, the Jeffs took on 22nd-ranked Wesleyan. While an Amherst victory was expected, the Jeffs won in impressive fashion, dominating the Cardinals in an 8-1 victory, only losing the first-seed match. Wesleyan was only able to snag one other game win besides their sole

Bub's Player of the Week: Erich Schram '03

Player Profile: Record-breaker Woo is a winner in and out of the pool

Woo began his already illustrious swim career at age nine at the Asphalt-Green Aquatic Center in New York City. While most boys his age were struggling to finish a four-lap race, Woo was already a pro at both freestyle and butterfly. A natural athlete, he abandoned all other sports to

Game of the Week: Men's basketball vs. Wesleyan University

Jordan remains the greatest of all time

In case it wasn’t obvious, the first player mentioned is the greatest basketball player of all time, Michael Jordan. The second is arguably the best high school player of all time, LeBron James. If you haven’t heard the news about James over the past two weeks, then you