Sports

After late tie against Clarkson, women's hockey beats Saints

By Blaze Joel | October 30, 2011

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Men's tennis competes against Northeast teams

By Matt Stanton | October 30, 2011

The men's tennis team successfully ended its fall season this weekend in two tournaments against Northeast opponents.

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Allowing Harvard to score early and often, football loses big

By Jonathan Gault | October 30, 2011

Battling both unseasonably wintry weather and 23rd-ranked Harvard University on Saturday, the Dartmouth football team dropped its third Ivy League game of the season with a 41-10 loss in Cambridge, Mass.

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Curious Jorge

October 30, 2011

A new phenomenon has swept the country. I'm not referring to planking, a silly and pointless move which seemed to intrigue everyone for no apparent reason.

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Briefly Noted

October 30, 2011

Dartmouth placed third in the NCAA's 2011 report on student-athlete graduation rates, graduating 99 percent of athletes who entered the College in 2004.

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Utilizing tough defense, field hockey wins 1-0

By Elisabeth Lubiak | October 30, 2011

Battling through sheets of icy rain in Cambridge, Mass., the Dartmouth field hockey team shut out Harvard University on Saturday, 1-0.

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Shaw '12 and D'Agostino '14 win Heps

October 30, 2011

Battling freezing rain and unseasonable snow, Ethan Shaw '12 and Abbey D'Agostino '14 each ran their way to first place finishes at the Ivy League Heptagonal Championships on Saturday.

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One on One

By Kelly Hanen | October 30, 2011

This week I interviewed Lindsay Holdcroft '14, the Dartmouth women's hockey goaltender, to talk about her outlook on the season, her small stature and her experience playing with the boys. Your team just opened its season by going 1-1-1.

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Men's hockey splits Shootout, giving Gaudet milestone win

By Varun Ravishanker | October 30, 2011

Ying-Qi Wong / The Dartmouth Staff In its season-opening game against Brown University on Friday, the Dartmouth men's hockey team defeated the Bears, 2-1, and in so doing helped Bob Gaudet achieve his 300th career win.

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Baird '12 sets kills record in volleyball's win over Princeton

By Claire Monagan | October 30, 2011

Aki Onda / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Correction appended### With a record-breaking performance by Madeline Baird '12, the Dartmouth women's volleyball team defeated Princeton University in Hanover on Friday night.

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Cohen '14 emerges as vocal leader

By Taylor Malmsheimer | October 27, 2011

Samantha Oh / The Dartmouth Staff Modest and soft-spoken, Noah Cohen '14 does not give the impression that he is one of the Dartmouth men's soccer team's biggest assets.

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Hollisto's World

By Chad Hollis | October 27, 2011

Every so often, a certain NFL player rises above his peers. This athlete can singlehandedly control games and lead his team to victory despite incredible odds against him.

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Big Green has history of success

By Brett Drucker | October 27, 2011

In 1958, the Dartmouth football team won the Ivy League Championship, and the men's basketball team won two NCAA tournament games before losing to Temple University in the regional championship contest.

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Few League players advance to NFL

By Jonathan Gault | October 26, 2011

Courtesy of Comcast.net Like any NFL team that exceeds expectations, the Buffalo Bills have received plenty of media attention during their 4-2 start.

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It's Always Snowy in Hanover

By Jack Barrett | October 26, 2011

As graduation approaches, it's time to address one of the oldest and most fundamental questions in sports: Does sex affect performance on game day?

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Men's soccer continues winning streak with Colgate defeat

By Maddie Garcia | October 25, 2011

SAMANTHA OH / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth men's soccer team continued its midseason emergence on Tuesday evening, toppling Colgate University, 1-0, at Burnham Field for its sixth win in its last seven games.

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After injury-plagued start, D'Agostino '14 excels for Big Green

By Casey Dennis | October 25, 2011

In her short time at the College, long distance runner Abbey D'Agostino '14 has set multiple Dartmouth and Ivy League records, and last year became the first female Big Green track and field athlete since 2002 to be named a First Team All-American.

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Through the Lens of Lentz

By Dan Lentz | October 24, 2011

Dartmouth football, 37-0. That's a pretty powerful win. Granted, Columbia is now 0-5, but for Dartmouth to put up 37 points and shut out a team says something. Dartmouth men's soccer, 2-0.

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Crews race at Head of the Charles

October 24, 2011

NIK MEDRANO / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth crew teams began their fall seasons in solid fashion at the Head of the Charles race in Boston, Mass., on Sunday, with both men's and women's boats rowing their way to top-15 finishes. Competing in one of the largest and most prestigious races of the year, the men's lightweight eight finished eighth out of 17 boats and the women's eight finished 12th out of 37 boats.

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Lacking consistent offense, field hockey loses weekend set

By Elisabeth Lubiak | October 23, 2011

Katharine Pujol / The Dartmouth Staff Although the Dartmouth field hockey team greatly improved its performance throughout the weekend, peaking with a hat trick by co-captain Kelly Hood '12 on Sunday, the Big Green (8-7, 3-2 Ivy) faltered in its dominance of conference opponents and lost games to both Columbia University and Boston College. Dartmouth began the weekend with a home matchup against Columbia (7-6, 4-1 Ivy) on Saturday.

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