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Women's soccer: Panthers fall to Jeffs, 3-2

Wheaton was able to control Amherst from start to finish on Thursday, scoring early and often. Tracy Prihoda began the scoring in the fourth minute, beating Amherst goaltender Brooke Diamond ’03 on a breakaway. Less than four minutes later, Prihoda, Wheaton’s star, added another goal to the box score.

Bub's Player of the Week: Ashley Harmeling '05

Men's soccer ties Babson in double overtime but falls to Bowdoin

Against Babson on Wednesday, the Jeffs had several scoring opportunities, outshooting the Beavers 22-13, but they had trouble putting the ball in the net. The teams played a fairly even first half with no definitive advantage for either side. At the start of the second half, the Jeffs gained control

Women's Tennis: Holt battles to top in regional tournament

In the first round of the tournament, the Jeffs breezed, as Rachel Holt ’05 took home a 6-0, 6-1 win, Tristan Hedrick ’05 won 6-0, 6-2, and co-captain Paige Lawrence ’03 won 6-4, 6-4, before bowing out in the second round. Kristen Raverta ’06, the Jeffs top seeded singles player,

Men's Cross Country: Cross country earns impressive victory at Tufts Invite

The Jeffs scored 57 points, four less than Tufts and five less than Williams. The win on Saturday was perhaps the greatest in Coach Erik Nedeau’s career. “The men came together today,” said Nedeau. “They beat the 12th ranked team in the nation. I think it caught everyone off

Women's Cross Country: Cross country takes third place at Tufts Invitational

“This was a very small meet, but with very competitive teams,” said co-captain Hilary Plum ’03. Indeed so. Williams and Middlebury Colleges rank first and second, respectively, in the NCAA National Division III polls. Upon arriving at Tufts, the women learned that the “Farm Course” was six kilometers instead of

Field hockey splits with Smith and Bates

Smith came to Amherst on Wednesday with high hopes, but the Jeffs rebounded after a tough 1-0 loss to Tufts University, showing they should not be taken lightly. Amherst completely controlled the pace of the game, retaining the ball in their offensive half for roughly three-quarters of the first half.