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Hornets stunned in conference opener against Amherst

Hornets stunned in conference opener against Amherst
ESCAPE ARTIST - Luke Hannula slips out of a tackle as he tries to break to the outside during the Hornets’ game against Amherst. The senior quarterback was Colby’s lead rusher in the loss. STAFF PHOTO/NATHANIEL UNDERWOOD
Hornets stunned in conference opener against Amherst
ESCAPE ARTIST - Luke Hannula slips out of a tackle as he tries to break to the outside during the Hornets’ game against Amherst. The senior quarterback was Colby’s lead rusher in the loss. STAFF PHOTO/NATHANIEL UNDERWOOD

It was tough sledding for Colby on both sides of the ball last Friday night when they hosted the Amherst Falcons for their CWC-Large conference opener. The visitors proved to be difficult to handle...

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