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01.12.10.sports.mhockey
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Men's hockey splits its weekend

By Stefanie Lazow | January 11, 2010

Akikazu Onda / The Dartmouth Staff Akikazu Onda / The Dartmouth Staff Potting Dartmouth's first hat trick since 2005, ECAC Hockey's Player of the Week Adam Estoclet '11 led the Big Green men's hockey team to a 9-4 victory over Brown University Friday for the team's second conference win of the season. Dartmouth (4-11, 2-7 ECAC Hockey) then fell to No.

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Rec League Legends

January 11, 2010

Welcome to the first installment of "Rec League Legends" featuring Jon "Fratz" Katz and Ben "The Bruiser" Ludlow.

01.11.10.sports.Whockey
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Women's hockey drops two weekend matchups

January 10, 2010

Akikazu Onda / The Dartmouth Staff Akikazu Onda / The Dartmouth Staff The women's hockey team wasted its initial leads against conference opponents Quinnipiac University and Princeton University last weekend, as Dartmouth lost two straight games for the first time this season. The Quinnipiac Bobcats (9-7-6, 6-3-5 ECAC Hockey) dominated the third period, erasing a one-goal deficit and scoring with five minutes remaining in the game to edge past the Big Green (6-8-2, 4-6-1 ECAC Hockey) with a final score of 2-1. Head coach Mark Hudak attributed the lackluster final period to a chain of mental and emotional mistakes that gave Quinnipiac the opportunity to gain momentum. "We made a series of mental mistakes that took away the momentum," he said.

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One-on-One: Kirk Crecco

By Jack Barrett | January 10, 2010

I recently sat down with Kirk Crecco '12 to discuss the state of Dartmouth men's basketball and his expectations for the rest of the season. How's the season going so far? KC: I'd say the season is going well in terms of effort and I think we're on a positive slope.

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With time, Teevens delivers results

By Donghan Zhao | January 10, 2010

It's hard being Dartmouth football head coach Buddy Teevens these days. After another disappointing 2-8 season in 2009, quiet grumblings from frustrated students, fans and alumni have grown into loud demands for change. They have good reason to be upset.

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Briefly Noted

By Vince Marriott | January 10, 2010

The Harvard women's squash team, the No. 1 ranked team in the country according to the College Squash Association, is spending 11 days of its winter break touring India, the Harvard Gazette reported.

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Men's basketball falls in Ivy play

By Jonathan Gault | January 10, 2010

Doug Gonzalez / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Doug Gonzalez / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Playing its first game following the resignation of head coach Terry Dunn, the Dartmouth men's basketball team opened up Ivy League play on Saturday with a 76-47 loss to a strong Harvard squad in Cambridge, Mass.

01.08.10.sports.track
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Track and field host relays, men look for third straight title

January 7, 2010

The Dartmouth The Dartmouth Looking to match last year's high finishes, when the men claimed their second title in a row and the women finished in second place, the Big Green track teams are set to start their indoor season this weekend at the 41st annual Dartmouth Relays. The meet, which will be held at the Leverone Field House, will draw over 2000 athletes from both the college and high school levels. The men's team is led by senior captains Muhammed Abdul-Shakoor '10, Ted Lesher '10 and Mike Poppler '10, who have received tremendous praise from head coach Barry Harwick and their teammates. "Muhammed is a tremendous leader and role-model for the rest of the sprinters," sprinter Joe Tracy '12 said.

01.07.10.sports.squash
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Big Green squash returns to courts after break, training trip

By Vince Marriott | January 6, 2010

Tilman Dette / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Tilman Dette / The Dartmouth Senior Staff With winter break and scandal several weeks behind them, the Dartmouth men's and women's squash teams face a slew of nationally ranked opponents, but still hope to finish their seasons strong and climb into the national rankings. Both teams notched early wins to get the season off to a good start.

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