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(11/01/10 3:00am)
Over the weekend, Dartmouth's Ultimate Frisbee team traveled to Harvard University and won the Ivy League Ultimate Frisbee Championship of the Ultimate Observer's Association. The eight-team tournament consisted of several Ivies, Tufts University and Brandeis University. Dartmouth went undefeated for the weekend and won the championship game against Brandeis, 15-11, on Sunday. Co-captain Sam Snow '11 said he was impressed by the resiliency of the team, which came off a disappointing loss to Tufts in the finals of a tournament last week held at University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Despite the strong winds and a relatively young team, the Dartmouth Pain Train played confidently throughout, with notable performances from the six freshmen on the team, according to coach Brook Martin. The Big Green's ultimate frisbee team will travel to Brown University next weekend. After the Ivy League Championship, the team will head to South Carolina on Nov. 20 to compete in the UOA's National Championships.
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"They played well way better than we did today," head coach Buddy Teevens said after the game. "We spotted them a bunch of points early on. We played better in the second half, but it wasn't enough to close the gap."
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Last week I wrote a column titled "P90Xing with Dolan." The only issue was about halfway through I realized there was no shot I could finish in one column. While one option when you can't finish is just to fake it, that's a little shameful, so I decided to make it a two-part piece.
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After their goals late in the second half put Dartmouth ahead of Harvard University in the Homecoming soccer game Saturday night, I sat down with Nick Pappas '12 and Lucky Mkosana '12 to talk about the thrill of late-game heroics in front of a home crowd.
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The Dartmouth men's and women's ice hockey teams opened their seasons with a bang, with the women defeating Ivy League foes Brown University, 4-2, and Yale University, 4-1, while the men defeated big rival Princeton University 2-1, though the team fell to Yale University, 7-3.
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Big Green soccer gave fans a reason to celebrate Homecoming this weekend, with the men winning 2-1 and the women taking a 3-2 victory over Harvard University's squads on Saturday.
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The Dartmouth women's volleyball team (13-8, 4-6 Ivy) split the weekend with a 3-0 loss to Columbia University followed by a 3-2 win against Cornell University on the road this weekend. The victory over Cornell snapped the women's six-game losing streak and boosted the team's morale as it heads into its final two weekends of competition, captain Jessie Hartman '11 said.
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The men's cross country team finished second while the women took seventh at the Ivy Heptagonal Championships in New York City on Friday. The race consisted of 12 runners from each of the eight Ivy League schools and is smaller than most other meets.
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Despite a less than stellar overall performance by the Dartmouth men's tennis team this fall season, Xander Centenari '13 came out on top at the Harvard Invitational in Boston this weekend, winning the A draw of the tournament.
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Over the weekend, Dartmouth's Ultimate Frisbee team traveled to Harvard University and won the Ivy League Ultimate Frisbee Championship of the Ultimate Observer's Association. The eight-team tournament consisted of several Ivies, Tufts University and Brandeis University. Dartmouth went undefeated for the weekend and won the championship game against Brandeis, 15-11, on Sunday. Co-captain Sam Snow '11 said he was impressed by the resiliency of the team, which came off a disappointing loss to Tufts in the finals of a tournament last week held at University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Despite the strong winds and a relatively young team, the Dartmouth Pain Train played confidently throughout, with notable performances from the six freshmen on the team, according to coach Brook Martin. The Big Green's ultimate frisbee team will travel to Brown University next weekend. After the Ivy League Championship, the team will head to South Carolina on Nov. 20 to compete in the UOA's National Championships.
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"They played well way better than we did today," head coach Buddy Teevens said after the game. "We spotted them a bunch of points early on. We played better in the second half, but it wasn't enough to close the gap."
(10/25/10 2:00am)
"Extreme fitness, extreme results. My friend, it is time to get serious. You've got a 90-day commitment in front of you. So, are you ready for your first workout? I'll hold up my end of the deal if you do your best, forget the rest, and BRING IT." Tony Horton.
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By Jack BarrettThe Dartmouth Staff
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"I think we did our best, and that's all we can ask for," Lisa Masini '13 said. "Everyone worked really hard and gave it their all."
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On Friday, the Dartmouth women (12-6, 3-4 Ivy) had some trouble gelling as a team, getting off to a slow start.
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The Dartmouth men's and women's cross country teams continued to compete in strong fashion, finishing fourth and eighth respectively at the Mayor's Cup in Boston on Sunday. The men's team finished with 153 points, while the women finished with 323 points.
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The University of Pennsylvania extended its IvyLeague winning streak to 11 games by defeating Yale University in New Haven, Conn., by a score of 27-20. Penn outrushed Yale with a tally of 149 yards to the Bulldogs' 29. Similarly, Brown University continued its undefeated streak in the Ivy League with a 27-14 win over Cornell University. Brown quarterback Joe Springer passed for 287 yards with two touchdowns against the Big Red, who are winless in the Ivy League. At Princeton University, Harvard University churned out 583 yards of offense to stay in the hunt for the Ivy League title. Harvard's Gino Gordon rushed for over 200 yards in the 45-28 victory.
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With the upset, the Dartmouth women climb into fifth place in the Ivy League, just three points behind the leaders, and now owns a share of its own destiny with two games left on its schedule.
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The Dartmouth football team (4-2, 1-2 Ivy) won its first Ivy League game of the season on Saturday, defeating Columbia University (3-3, 1-2 Ivy) in its Homecoming game, 24-21, despite fumbling three times in the fourth quarter. It is the first time the Big Green has won a conference game on the road in its last 14 tries.
(10/18/10 2:00am)
With hockey season less than a week away, the Big Green dusted the cobwebs off their sticks to pull out a 7-6 exhibition game victory against the University of Quebec, Three Rivers Patriotes on Sunday afternoon.
