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Cross country teams place eighth

By Manisha Apte | October 2, 2011

Facing over 100 teams and 390 competitors, the Dartmouth men and women's cross-country teams both placed eighth at the Paul Short Invitational on Friday, capturing 264 and 301 points, respectively. Ethan Shaw '12 clocked the highest Big Green time in the men's gold eight-kilometer race, finishing eighth in 24:19.

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One-on-One

By Kelly Hanen | October 2, 2011

This week, I sat down with tennis player Xander Centenari '13 about his recent tournament win, his quirky health habits and the beginning of his first season as co-captain of his team. You recently won the A Draw at the 2011 USTA Billie Jean King NTC Men's College Invitational after upsetting the number-one seed.

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Field hockey continues quick start with win over Penn

By Taylor Malmsheimer | October 2, 2011

With its undefeated Ivy League record on the line and facing an unfamiliar playing surface, the Dartmouth field hockey team maintained its poise on Saturday afternoon, overcoming a one-point halftime deficit to defeat the University of Pennsylvania, 4-2. Penn (2-7, 1-2 Ivy) began the game with intensity, recording the first two shots of the contest.

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Hollisto's World

By Chad Hollis | September 29, 2011

This weekend constitutes a milestone for Dartmouth athletics. After 130 years and 1,132 games in daylight, the football team will play its first night game. Just imagine if you were dating someone at Dartmouth and you never once saw her at night.

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Redshirting allows for flexibility

September 29, 2011

Geoff Holman / The Dartmouth Staff Cole Sulser '12 was pitching his usually-excellent game last spring when he felt tightness in his right elbow.

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Field hockey loses last minute

By Elisabeth Lubiak | September 28, 2011

Jared Bookman / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth field hockey team's four-game winning streak came to a sudden halt on Wednesday afternoon, as the University of Vermont broke a tie in the last minute of the game to claim a 4-3 victory over the Big Green (6-3, 2-0 Ivy). Co-captain Kelly Hood '12 said the final result was disappointing given Dartmouth's relatively strong performance throughout the game. "The game was kind of frustrating," Hood said.

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Failing to score, soccer loses defensive battle to UMass

By Lilly Maguire | September 27, 2011

Dani Wang / The Dartmouth Staff Had the first 20 seconds not counted, the match would have ended in a tie. Unfortunately for the Dartmouth women's soccer team, however, the Big Green fell to University of Massachusetts in the first play of their game, when UMass senior Julie Morrissey scored on a turnover in the defensive zone.

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Women's soccer loses in overtime

By Lilly Maguire | September 26, 2011

Nocholas Root / The Dartmouth Staff After a difficult preseason in which it won just two games, the Dartmouth women's soccer team lost its Ivy League opener in agonizing fashion on Sunday in Providence, R.I.

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Through the Lens of Lentz

By Dan Lentz | September 26, 2011

I still have absolutely nothing to write about. It's been almost a year of me and this absurdly poor-titled column, and yet I still do not have much for you. As usual, I think about what people who get paid to write about sports usually write about at this time of year.

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Football loses nailbiter, 24-21

By Jonathan Gault | September 25, 2011

Aki Onda / The Dartmouth Senior Staff The stage seemed to be set: A 2-0 Dartmouth team would take on the University of Pennsylvania, the two-time defending Ivy League champion, in the program's first-ever night game this Saturday, Oct.

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Curious Jorge?

September 25, 2011

You walk outside and feel a slap across the face. Slightly stunned, you stumble backwards for a bit, spilling some of the $5.25 coffee you just bought.

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With two late goals and a win, men's soccer shows its mettle

By Maddie Garcia | September 25, 2011

Zach Kuster / The Dartmouth Staff Playing before packed stands at Burnham Field on Saturday night, the Dartmouth men's soccer team used two late goals for a thrilling 2-1 comeback against the University of Massachusetts. The Big Green (2-3-2) set out to work on defense and to play better as a unit this week in practice.

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Volleyball prevails in close matchup, continuing early success

By Claire Monagan | September 25, 2011

Following its largely successful preseason run, the Dartmouth women's volleyball team opened Ivy League play with a closely-contested 3-2 win over Harvard University on Saturday, marking the team's fifth straight win over the Crimson (7-4, 0-1 Ivy). While co-captain Annie Villanueva '12 said the win did not necessarily showcase the Big Green's finest effort, she expressed satisfaction with the team's display of patience and discipline in the win. "It was really intense back and forth play, but I really trusted that we were going to win," Villanueva said. Co-captain Amber Bryant '12 agreed, calling the game a "grind" in spite of her belief that the Big Green could conquer the Crimson. The Big Green (9-3, 1-0 Ivy) jumped out to a 16-8 lead in the first set, but Harvard stormed to take a 20-19 lead of its own.

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