The Amherst College men's golf team tied for the Little Three Championship at The Orchards Golf Club, sharing the title with Williams College after a competitive round against both Williams and Wesleyan College. The event, which faced a frost delay, showcased the Mammoths' strong performance on their home course. Earlier in the week, the Mammoths also participated in the FSC Spring Invitational, where they finished second overall. Sophomore Jan Ebbinge claimed the individual title with a score of -3 under par, leading the Mammoths throughout the two-day tournament.
In track and field, both the men's and women's teams delivered impressive performances at the Sean Collier Invitational at MIT. The men's squad highlighted their depth with Nicholas Moutsatsos finishing fifth in the 100-meter dash and Alex MacDonald earning NESCAC Men's Field Athlete of the Week honors for his second-place finish in the discus throw, a mark that ranks 10th in Division III. The women's team was led by Audrey Seeger, who won the 1500-meter run with a season-best time of 4:42.20, while Piper Lentz and Caroline Wu also placed well in the sprints.
Amherst's baseball team triumphed over Trinity College with a decisive 16-6 victory, powered by a strong offensive showing that included a two-run home run from Charlie LaFreniere and a standout performance from first-year Zander Carnahan, who reached base five times. The Mammoths improved their record to 20-9 and will face Hamilton College in a three-game series starting Friday.
The softball team faced a challenging doubleheader against Worcester Polytechnic Institute, suffering losses of 10-1 and 3-0. Despite the setbacks, the Mammoths will look to rebound as they prepare for a weekend matchup against Hamilton College. The team currently stands at 8-19 for the season.