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February 17, 2026 | Latest Issue
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09.23.10.sports.mens cross country
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Cross country gets first win at home

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Courtesy of Dartmouthsports.com Courtesy of Dartmouthsports.com The men's and women's cross country teams had a solid start to the season as both squads emerged victorious in four-team contests against Yale University, Middlebury College and Williams College on Sept.



09.23.10.sports.womens soccer
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Women's soccer upsets Penn State

Christopher Rhoades / The Dartmouth Staff Christopher Rhoades / The Dartmouth Staff Big Green midfielder Marina Moschitto '14 scored her first collegiate goal and propelled the Dartmouth women's soccer team to a 1-0 upset victory over the No.





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Tennis teams have new look entering the Fall

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New faces are leading the way for the Dartmouth men's and women's tennis teams as they kick-off their respective Fall seasons. On the men's side, Christopher Drake took over as head coach for the Big Green after long-time head coach Charles Kinyon retired at the end of last season.


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Tennis teams have new look entering the Fall

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New faces are leading the way for the Dartmouth men's and women's tennis teams as they kick-off their respective Fall seasons. On the men's side, Christopher Drake took over as head coach for the Big Green after long-time head coach Charles Kinyon retired at the end of last season.






09.14.10.sports.Wsoccer
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Women's soccer defeats Northeastern with 1-0 victory

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Kevin Xiao / The Dartmouth Staff Kevin Xiao / The Dartmouth Staff Three minutes and 50 seconds into the second half of a scoreless game against Northeastern University, Peyton Tata '11 one-touched what would be the game-winning goal past Huskies goalie Michelle Sopko.





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Hilton '99 selected to coach freshman heavyweight crew team

After 10 years of intercollegiate coaching experience and a stint training with the U.S. Rowing national team, Andrew Hilton '99 is returning to his alma mater to coach the Big Green's freshman heavyweight crew team. Under the guidance of heavyweight head coach Topher Bordeau and former freshman coach Eric Kratochvil, the crew program has gained a "new energy," Hilton said. "I feel really privileged to be coming on board at this time," he said. Kratochvil left the team at the start of the month to pursue a new career, according to Bordeau. Hilton, who has coached at Deerfield Academy and at several universities including Harvard University, the University of Wisconsin, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the University of California, Berkeley brings experience on both sides of the recruiting process. Hilton has worked in programs at varying levels of competition, which will be advantageous as Dartmouth strives to become even more competitive, Bordeau said. Wisconsin is a program that largely develops talent, Bordeau explained, while U.C.