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The story behind Amherst’s victory was the phenomenal effort put forth by their offensive unit-a unit that had been struggling in recent games-and senior wide receiver J.P. Zito ’03. The Jeffs knew going into the game that they were going to need to put a lot

Amherst snapped Wheaton’s 28-game home undefeated streak, which spanned three seasons, on Oct. 30. The Jeffs blanked the Lyons 2-0 who were ranked 13th in the country at the time. After a scoreless and fairly even first half, Amherst got on board in the 55th minute, when

In the Springfield game the Jeffs were in top form from the opening whistle. The scoring onslaught was ignited when senior captain Carlo Valdesolo took a nice pass from junior midfielder Jeff Cantwell to score in the first minute of play. Joe Gannon ’06 had a stellar performance on the

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.

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