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Women's hockey tie one, lose two

On Friday night, Amherst traveled to Hartford, Conn. to avenge a Jan. 18 loss to NESCAC foe Trinity College. The Bantams jumped out to an early lead 4:51 into the first period. The score remained 1-0 heading into the second period when co-captain forward Danielle Williams ’03 asserted her

Jeffs top Hartwick, M.I.T., stay undefeated

The men began the M.I.T. competition with wins in the first two events of the day. Rick Estacio ’06, Bryan Woo ’06, Mike Pohorylo ’04 and senior co-captain Pat Kennedy dominated the 200-yard medley relay. Next, Adam Lewkowitz ’06 left the rest of the 1000-yard freestylers in the

Men split matches over weekend

On Jan. 31, the team hosted 23rd-ranked Rochester and came away with a solid victory. Amherst won the match 8-1, allowing Rochester to snatch only four game wins in the entire contest. “I expected the team to have a dominating win over Rochester, which we did,” said co-captain John Holodnak

Men's rugby manhandles Williams, 41-3

The Jeffs got off to a strong start with tries from Colgan Johnson ’03 and Molibi Maphanyane ’06 in the early minutes and a kick for points from Reed Knox ’04 to take a 17-0 lead. “The first 20 minutes were almost perfect rugby. They basically never got in our

Men's cross country: Men impressive at ECACs

Senior James Johndrow finished first for Amherst and 14th overall while completing the course in a time of 27:40. Johndrow has been injured for much of his Amherst career and has been inactive for the majority of the meets, but he still earned All-ECAC distinction with his top 15

Women's cross country: Lord Jeffs run to fifth place finish at ECACs

“A lot of the coaches use the ECAC to determine the last few spots for next week’s district race,” said Laurel Kilgour ’03. “This is my first full cross country season since freshman year so it’s exciting to be able to race at Districts as a senior.” Kilgour

Bubs Player of the Week: J.P. Zito '03