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Archrival Williams College also sports a 6-1 NESCAC record, and although Amherst holds the tiebreaker, the Ephs also have two home games this weekend, so there is little room for error for Head Coach Dave Hixon ’75 and his players. Despite leading the Bantams for all of the second

Amherst would not stay down for long, however, as the following day the team traveled to Bates College and delivered some punishment of its own, crushing what was then the top team in the NESCAC by a tally of 90-60. “When we think our backs are to the wall,

Despite the historic nature of his accomplishment, the humble Zieja has been undaunted by and perhaps even a little uninterested in his pursuit of the scoring record-Zieja is gunning for a larger goal this season, he wants to help his team bring a national championship to Amherst. “Personally, it

The Jeffs started their weekend with a trip to New England College (NEC) to face the Pilgrims. Although the Pilgrims do not traditionally have a strong team, they carried an impressive 10-5 record into their encounter with the Jeffs. “It was a little surprising,” Brad Craigen ’05 said. “They

The injury had a profound effect on the outcome of the Bates game, causing the Jeffs to collapse in the second half. The beginning of the game was relatively even, and midway through the first half, Amherst began to take control. With just under six minutes to play in the

The Jeffs began their meet with a strong start with the 1000-yard freestyle. Co-captain Morgan Bayer ’03 placed first, while Katie Massopust ’05 took third and co-captain Rory Miller ’03 finished fourth. Massopust and Miller posted season-best times. Bayer, Mia Anderson ’06 and Ashley Simonsen ’04