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Fieldstock: A Scouting Report
By
Catherine Roedel
| August 12, 2010
Because Dartmouth is one of the only schools that requires the entire sophomore class to be on campus for the summer, there isn't much happening as far as sporting events go, except for all the "unofficial" practices and workout sessions held weekly for the varsity athletes. After Tubestock was ended in 2006, the College established Fieldstock as one of the biggest competitions of the summer. But when I was asking people what Fieldstock actually was I heard everything from "Wait, what is Fieldstock?" to "It's just for everyone to relax and have a good time." I've figured out so far that the College decided to try to make an amped up carnival for students. "I'm excited to see how it will turn out since it's one of Dartmouth's newer traditions," Jill Cohen '12 said. Nonetheless, whether you have been waiting to stuff your face full of peanut butter at the eating competition or relive Freshman Orientation by capturing the melon, Fieldstock has something for everyone. Fieldstock kicked off with a carnival on Frat Row on Wednesday.
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One-ON-ONE: Kevin O'Brien
By
Jack Barrett
| August 9, 2010
I sat down with Kevin O'Brien '12, a goalie on the men's soccer team, to discuss the lifestyle and the mentality of a backup athlete at Dartmouth. Describe the lifestyle of a backup goalie. KO: The other goalies and I go about each practice with the same mentality and work to compete at the highest level with the field players.
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Sheehy appointed as new Athletic Director
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Stefanie Lazow and Rich Mezzasalma
| August 5, 2010
/ The Dartmouth Staff / The Dartmouth Staff Ending a two-month search for the College's new athletic director, College President Jim Yong Kim announced Tuesday that Harry Sheehy, the current athletic director at Williams College, will take over as Dartmouth's athletic director on Sept.
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Who's who for the fall season
By
Manisha Apte
| August 2, 2010
Now that it is officially August (I know, I don't know where the Summer term went either), I can finally start looking ahead to a cherished Dartmouth activity that has been severely lacking this term varsity sports. But, should you question which sporting games are worth your time and body heat while you cheer on your fellow students this fall, I will now provide you with the "Who's Who" of this fall's athletes to watch. First up, Dartmouth football. Defensive end Charles Bay '11 and wide receiver Tim McManus '11 will lead this year's Big Green team to what will hopefully be a better result than last year's 2-8 record, and they certainly have the capability to do so. Five members of last year's team were named to 2010 Preseason All-Ivy first and second teams, including wide receiver Tanner Scott '11 and running back Nick Schwieger '12 for the offensive roster.
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Parker gets 51st in U.S. Senior Open
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Georgino Hyppolite
| August 2, 2010
Courtesy of Mgalinks.Org Courtesy of Mgalinks.Org Twenty years after competing in the 1990 U.S.
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Track coach to take on cross country
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Chad Hollis
| August 2, 2010
Courtesy of DartmouthSports.com Courtesy of DartmouthSports.com In addition to serving as Dartmouth's women's head track and field coach, Sandy Ford-Centonze will take over as the new head coach for the women's cross country program this upcoming season, she said.
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Hollisto's MailBag: One-on-one with Sam Bean
By
Chad Hollis
| July 29, 2010
At the end of Spring term, my obsession with Dartmouth baseball intensified as the Big Green journeyed into post-season contention.
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Varsity athletes share their expertise with fellow students
July 26, 2010
With all Big Green sports in offseason, several Dartmouth varsity athletes are remaining active by directing physical education classes during the Summer term.
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Curious Jorge: Time to Shine
July 22, 2010
I'm back! I actually never really went anywhere during my two-month hiatus, though, I've just been really busy with things such as pong, hanging out and getting involved, which all basically mean the same thing I'm a pretty cool cat. However, something that has really been taking up my time this term and I'm sure many of yours as well is corporate recruiting.
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Hanson '13 leads U.S. squash
July 22, 2010
Ben Gettinger / The Dartmouth Staff Ben Gettinger / The Dartmouth Staff With strong play in the final rounds from Big Green squash standout Chris Hanson '13, the U.S.
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Five football players chosen to Preseason All-Ivy
By
Jack Barrett
| July 19, 2010
Five Big Green football players were selected to college football blogger Phil Steele's 2010 Preseason All-Ivy League team earlier this week.
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Former crew star, Kennedy '07, to join women's team staff
By
Tianchi Xu
| July 19, 2010
Courtesy of Dartmouthsports.com Courtesy of Dartmouthsports.com Former All-American rower Anne Kennedy '07 will once again join the ranks of the Dartmouth women's crew team as late last month she signed on as a new assistant coach for the program.
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Hollisto's Mailbag
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Chad Hollis
| July 15, 2010
This summer, ESPN's "SportsCenter" was no longer dominated by diving catches and walk-off home runs.
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College hires two athletic trainers
By
Claire Monagan
| July 15, 2010
Zach Ingbretsen / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Zach Ingbretsen / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Two additional athletic trainers Ashley Lammers and Caleb Cromwell were hired by the College on July 6, Head Athletic Trainer Jeff Frechette said in an interview with The Dartmouth.
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P.E. tennis instructor coached several successful teams
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Manisha Apte
| July 12, 2010
Students who search for a P.E. course to fulfill one of those mandatory credits and happen to enroll in P.E.
