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Liza Katz '25E

Managing Sports Editor

Around the Herd: Oct. 4 to Oct. 11 in Amherst Athletics

Around the Herd: Oct. 4 to Oct. 11 in Amherst Athletics

This week in Amherst Athletics: Football returned to .500; volleyball and both soccer teams earned wins; field hockey split a pair of contests; women’s golf took second place; and a pair of Mammoths won the final tournament of the fall for women’s tennis.

Around the Herd: Sept. 26 to Oct. 3 in Athletics

Around the Herd: Sept. 26 to Oct. 3 in Athletics

In this week’s Around the Herd: Men’s and women’s soccer both fell for the first time this season; field hockey suffered a loss at the hands of the Ephs; women’s golf participated in the NCAA Fall Preview; football took on Trinity; and both volleyball and men’s tennis found success at Bowdoin.

Around the Herd: Sept. 26 to Oct. 3 in Athletics

Around the Herd: Sept. 26 to Oct. 3 in Athletics

In this week’s Around the Herd: Men’s and women’s soccer both fell for the first time this season; field hockey suffered a loss at the hands of the Ephs; women’s golf participated in the NCAA Fall Preview; football took on Trinity; and both volleyball and men’s tennis found success at Bowdoin.

Around the Herd: Opening Weekend in Amherst Athletics

Around the Herd: Opening Weekend in Amherst Athletics

Fall sports are in full swing as field hockey, volleyball, women’s and men’s soccer, cross country, and men’s golf all kicked off their campaigns in the past week. Here are the highlights.

Around the Herd: Opening Weekend in Amherst Athletics

Around the Herd: Opening Weekend in Amherst Athletics

Fall sports are in full swing as field hockey, volleyball, women’s and men’s soccer, cross country, and men’s golf all kicked off their campaigns in the past week. Here are the highlights.

The Duality of Spain: World Cup Winners and World-Class Mess

The Duality of Spain: World Cup Winners and World-Class Mess

After the biggest tournament in Women’s World Cup history, Managing Sports Editor (and soccer player) Liza Katz ’25E looks back on how this tournament has exemplified the sport's conflicted moment: one of women's excellence being repeatedly overshadowed by sexist systems.

The Duality of Spain: World Cup Winners and World-Class Mess

The Duality of Spain: World Cup Winners and World-Class Mess

After the biggest tournament in Women’s World Cup history, Managing Sports Editor (and soccer player) Liza Katz ’25E looks back on how this tournament has exemplified the sport's conflicted moment: one of women's excellence being repeatedly overshadowed by sexist systems.