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02.26.10.sports.MRugby
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Rugby bounces back from upsets

By Kelly Hanen | February 25, 2010

Jared Bookman / The Dartmouth Staff Jared Bookman / The Dartmouth Staff After a disappointing Fall season, the Dartmouth men's and women's rugby teams have been training since the beginning of Winter term to prepare for their Spring seasons. In the Fall, the Big Green men's season ended with a loss to Syracuse University in the Northeastern territorial semifinals, 7-6.

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Eagles outlast Big Green in ‘hostile' men's tennis match

By Chad Hollis | February 24, 2010

After securing the doubles point, the Dartmouth men's tennis team dropped the top four singles spots to Boston College on Tuesday, ultimately losing 3-4. Alex Centenari '13 and Chris Ho '12 closed off the match with individual victories, but the wins were not enough to help the Big Green (6-3, 0-0 Ivy) overcome the Eagles (4-5, 0-4 ACC) in what the players deemed a "hostile" match. "We fought hard but we weren't able to pull through," Michael Laser '12 said.

02.25.10.sports.hockey
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Men's hockey enters final stretch before ECAC playoffs

By Stefanie Lazow | February 24, 2010

Ben Gettinger / The Dartmouth Staff Ben Gettinger / The Dartmouth Staff Suiting up for its last two regular season games before the ECAC playoffs, the Big Green men's hockey team will attempt to climb out of its second-to-last place standing in the ECAC with matchups against St.

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Dartmouth swimming prepares for Ivy meet

By Priya Krishna | February 23, 2010

The Dartmouth men's and women's swimming and diving teams are looking to end their seasons on a high note at the Ivy League Championships. The men (3-8, 0-7 Ivy) finished in last place at the meet last year, while the women (2-11, 0-7 Ivy) edged out Brown University in the last few races to take sixth place overall. "Last year's performance at Ivies was probably the highlight of my career at that point," women's co-captain Catherine Armstrong '10 said. The men's team is ranked eighth in the league, but has its eyes set on finally beating Brown the team it narrowly lost to last year. "To finally be able to [beat Brown] would be a great finish to my and [co-captain] Cary [Stathopoulos '10]'s careers," men's co-captain Scott Sorensen '10 said. Stathopoulos and Sorensen are the only seniors on the men's team, while the women have four seniors Armstrong, women's co-captain Carolyn Rippe '10, Kathleen Brady '10 and Kelly O'Callaghan '10. To prepare itself physically, the team has been having shorter practices and is focusing on more race-oriented drills that allow the swimmers to concentrate on the details of each event, he said. "Historically, we've been a team that tapers really well," Sorensen said.

02.24.10.sports.tennis
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Women's tennis inspires Ivy cooperation in Haiti relief

By Donghan Zhao | February 23, 2010

Jared Bookman / The Dartmouth Staff Jared Bookman / The Dartmouth Staff The Big Green women's tennis team finished second at the ECAC Indoor Tennis Championship last weekend notching its first victory over the Princeton University Tigers since 1997 but an equally impressive accomplishment took place away from the court. Over the course of the three-day tournament, the Big Green collected over 100 pounds of donated items from six of the other seven competing teams for Dartmouth's Haiti earthquake relief efforts.

02.23.10.sports.track
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Track teams make final preparations for upcoming Heps

February 22, 2010

Tilman Dette / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Tilman Dette / The Dartmouth Senior Staff After mixed results this Winter for both of Dartmouth's track and field teams, the men and women will finish up their seasons this weekend hosting the Ivy League Heptagonal Championships. The women have seen success from co-captain Natalie Stoll '10 in both the 400-meter dash and 500-meter race, in which she is ranked ninth and sixth, respectively, in the Ivies. "It's really exciting for us to get to compete against the other Ivies on our home track," Stoll said.

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ONE-ON-ONE: Owisak and Fleming

By Stefanie Lazow | February 21, 2010

I chatted with men's hockey players Andrew Owsiak '11 and assistant captain Scott Fleming '11 at breakfast at the Hop to discuss what happens behind the scenes at Thompson Arena. Do you have any pregame rituals? AO: Other than the pregame nap mostly everyone does that the biggest one is that I put all my left gear on first.

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Big Red sweeps the Big Green in season series

By Tianchi Xu | February 21, 2010

Opening the second half of the Ivy League campaign on the road, the Dartmouth women's basketball team fell short in overtime to Columbia University, 66-59, on Friday night before battling past Cornell University, 67-64, on Saturday. The loss to the Lions (15-9, 6-4 Ivy) on Friday was the second of the year for the Big Green, marking the first time that Columbia has swept a season series against Dartmouth (10-13, 5-4 Ivy) in 19 years. "We had a couple of opportunities late in the game to increase our lead in overtime, but we didn't knock down the shots," Brittney Smith '11 said.

Andrew Weibrecht '09 placed third in the Super G competition at the Winter Olympic Games In Vancouver.
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Weibrecht '09 skis to bronze in Vancouver

By Priya Krishna | February 21, 2010

Andrew Medichini / The Associated Press Andrew Medichini / The Associated Press As Andrew Weibrecht '09 stood on the medal podium in Vancouver with a bronze medal from the Super Giant "Super G" Slalom competition hanging around his neck, he fought back tears while cheers echoed throughout the stadium. "To stand there and see this whole crowd of people and everybody cheering and to watch the U.S.

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A View From The Top

By Paul Glenn | February 21, 2010

Jorge Rodriguez '12 put forward the argument in this space last week that Dartmouth students have an obligation to attend sporting events because doing so will help boost the Big Green to more wins.

02.22.10.sports.Skiing
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Skiing ekes past Vermont for season's fifth win

By Manisha Apte | February 21, 2010

Tilman Dette / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Tilman Dette / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Capturing its narrowest victory of the season, the Dartmouth ski team made up a 59-point deficit from the first day of events, to come from behind and win the Williams Carnival by a two-point margin. With 892 points, Dartmouth skirted past the University of Vermont with 890 points, thanks to back-to-back victories by the men and women's Nordic teams as well as the women's alpine team's win in the slalom race its first event win this season. "I thought there was no way we could win today, especially with something like a 60-point deficit," women's Nordic coach Cami Thompson said.

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Briefly Noted

By Rich Mezzasalma | February 21, 2010

Former Dartmouth linebacker Chris Balish '88 will be the cohost of a new ABC 7 production On The Red Carpet which will premiere on March 14, according to an ABC press release.

02.19.10.sports.basketball
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Men's basketball looks for first Ivy League win

By Tianchi Xu | February 18, 2010

Dani Wang / The Dartmouth Staff Dani Wang / The Dartmouth Staff With 13 games left in the regular season each, the Dartmouth men's and women's basketball teams are both seeking redemption in the second half of the Ivy League season. The men's squad (4-18, 0-8 Ivy), which currently sits in last place in conference standings, has lost seven straight games and is winless this season against Ancient Eight rivals. The Big Green's elusive Ivy victory will be the program's 300th all-time conference win. Dartmouth's last victory came a month ago on Jan.

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