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Front and Center: Systemic Abuse in Women’s Soccer

Front and Center: Systemic Abuse in Women’s Soccer

Tracking the year-long investigation into women’s professional soccer in the U.S., columnist Melanie Schwimmer ’23 details accounts of abuse that pervade all levels of women’s soccer and the necessary changes that should be made.

Second-place Finish Secures NESCAC Championship Spot for Women’s Golf

Second-place Finish Secures NESCAC Championship Spot for Women’s Golf

The No. 9 women’s golf team, led by the tournament’s individual champion Jessica Huang ’25, took second place at the NESCAC Fall Qualifier this past weekend, punching their ticket to the NESCAC Championship in April where they will look to defend their title from last year.

Men’s Soccer Ends Weekend of NESCAC Play With Win, Draw

Men’s Soccer Ends Weekend of NESCAC Play With Win, Draw

Men’s soccer defeated Wesleyan and drew against Bowdoin on Senior Day, bringing their overall record to 7-1-4 and their conference record to 2-1-4. The team has three NESCAC games remaining on their regular season schedule.

Volleyball Beats Trinity But Falls to Wesleyan

Volleyball Beats Trinity But Falls to Wesleyan

The volleyball team split their matches over Fall Break, defeating Trinity three sets to one before falling to Wesleyan. They are now 9-4 overall and 5-2 in NESCAC play.

Offense Improves But Football Falls Just Short

Offense Improves But Football Falls Just Short

Though the offense put forth their best performance of the season, the football team lost in the dying embers of Saturday’s contest against Bates. They will look to get into the win column this weekend at Colby.

An Inside Look Into “Schrett’s Takes”

An Inside Look Into “Schrett’s Takes”

Staff writer Mike Schretter ’23 provides a behind-the-scenes look into the inspiration that spawned “Schrett’s Takes,” his professional and Amherst sports podcast.

Football Remains Winless After Third Straight Loss

Football Remains Winless After Third Straight Loss

Despite another stellar defensive performance, the football team struggled offensively in their 20-3 loss to undefeated Trinity College. Next up for the 0-3 Mammoths is another home matchup this Saturday, Oct. 8, against Bates.