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“The fall season was a rebuilding time for us,” said fullback Jeanne O’Neil ’01. “This season, we have a lot of great rookies, so it looks pretty solid and encouraging.” Although the Jeffs are strong, they are still trying to fill some holes left by the graduation and abroad

The women’s team, led by Captain Jaime Ratner ’02, expects to attend bigger tournaments this season, including the Massachussetts State Championships and the Northeast Intercollegiate Championships. In anticipation, they have been practicing indoors for the past three weeks. The team has worked with medicine and stability balls in preparation

Okay, so Amherst softball hasn’t really returned, yet. The grass is buried under about 20 inches of snow, and the women are stir-crazy from being cooped up in the Cage for weeks. Spring and the weather aren’t really cooperating with the Jeffs this year, but that doesn’t

The women’s team “After several months of working out and competing indoors, I think everyone is looking forward to being able to run outside,” said Tri-captain Amie Shei ’02. Tri-captain Molly Burnett ’02 agreed. “We have a lot of people coming off of their indoor seasons with personal best

“Overall, this year’s winter training went really well. Everybody was really dedicated this year,” said Mark Haupt ’01. “We worked out six days a week with rowing machines and 3 days a week in the weight room.” The squad began their season early, participating in the Connecticut River Valley

Players are excited by Carmean’s coaching ability and the new mentality he brings to the game. “He has unbelievable experience and knowledge in the game of lacrosse, which has already helped the team tremendously,” said midfielder Gene Nogi ’02. Milton Gooding, a four-year coaching veteran, will assist Carmean. The