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Fischer '12 to try for Canadian team

By Sam Bean | July 30, 2009

Courtesy of DartmouthSports.com Dartmouth women's hockey forward Reagan Fischer '12 will join 41 other skaters at the Canadian National Women's Under-22 team selection camp, Hockey Canada announced on Thursday, July 16. Fischer will travel to Calgary on August 7, to compete for one of 22 spots on the team, which competes in Ravensburg, Germany this January in the 2010 MLP Cup, an annual tournament that Canada has won six times in the past seven years.

Jon Torpey, former assistant coach of the Denver Pioneers, will join the Big Green lacrosse team as top assistant coach this September.
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Lacrosse hires new top asst. coach

By Josh Roselman | July 27, 2009

Courtesy of Dartmouthsports.com Courtesy of DartmouthSports.com Jon Torpey, assistant head coach at the University of Denver, will join the Big Green men's lacrosse as the top assistant coach this September, Dartmouth's new head coach Andrew Towers announced Monday. "He's exactly what I wanted for this job," Towers said in an interview with The Dartmouth.

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YOU DON'T KNOW BEANS: Pitcher Perfect

By Sam Bean | July 27, 2009

On Thursday, July 23, White Sox pitcher Mark Buehrle achieved perfection. During the Sox's game against the Tampa Bay Rays that day, he did something that only 17 other pitchers have done in the 116-year history of modern professional baseball, he threw a perfect game.

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Track and field, three athletes receive All-Academic honors

July 23, 2009

The United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches association awarded the men's and women's track and field teams academic awards, in addition to recognizing three members of the men's track and field team, according to a July 16 press release. Tim Wunderlich '09, Chris Zablocki '10 and Tom Robbins '11 all received All-Academic honors and spots on the USTFCCCA Division I All-Academic Track and Field Team.

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Tennis players have strong showing at ITA Summer Circuit

July 20, 2009

Incoming freshman Sarah Leonard '13 placed first in the women's singles tournament, and men's tennis co-captain Curtis Roby '11 placed second in the men's singles tournament this weekend in the College's Intercollegiate Tennis Association's Summer Circuit.

Lars Osterberg '11 and Lakshmi Srinivasan '11, in white, defend against Dartmouth's alumni club team, in blue.
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Ultimate frisbee wins three out of seven at away tournament

July 20, 2009

Nicholas Root / The Dartmouth Dartmouth's summer ultimate frisbee team Spice' will face off with teams such as Urine Trouble, Enough Monkeys, and 7th Wheel this term as it continues to train and play competitively on the club circuit. The team completed its regular season in May with the collegiate national tournament, but the summer team has continued to practice and compete in tournaments at the club level across the Northeast, according to team captain Alex Taylor '11. The team took part last weekend in "Ow, My Knee," a club tournament named for its Albany, N.Y., location, Taylor said.

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New assistant coaches join tennis, basketball and track teams

By Turia Lahlou | July 13, 2009

Big Green athletic teams have seen coaching changes over the summer offseason. Track and field, women's tennis and men's basketball teams all made coaching additions in anticipation of the upcoming season. William Thomas is one of two assistant coach additions to Dartmouth's track and field team.

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Former AD Harper's tenure marked by facility renovations

By Emily Goodell | July 9, 2009

Emily Van Gemeren / The Dartmouth Former Athletic Director Josie Harper, who stepped down from her post on July 2, will be particularly remembered for the renovation and construction of athletic facilities completed during her tenure and the nurturing environment she fostered, according to interim Athletic Director Bob Ceplikas '78, who will serve as athletic director for the 2009-2010 school year., until a new athletic director is installed.

Evelyn Stevens '05 will pursue a career in professional cycling after winning the Fitchburg Longsjo Classic on July 5.
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Stevens '05 triumphs in bike race

By Allison Levy | July 9, 2009

Courtesy of JDanver.com Thirteen months after her debut on the cycling scene, Evelyn Stevens '05 peddled her way to a first place overall finish at the Fitchburg Longsjo Classic, a four-day long event that culminated on July 5.

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Men's soccer ranked tenth for upcoming season

By Drew Joseph | July 6, 2009

The Dartmouth men's soccer team following an appearance in the Sweet Sixteen at the 2008 NCAA Championships rounds out the top 10 teams nationally in a preseason poll by College Soccer News. Midfielder and captain Craig Henderson '09, who will return for a final season in the fall, was selected to the preseason All-American team.Both Henderson and head coach Jeff Cook said that, although the rankings provide recognition for past efforts, what happens during the season is most important to the team. "To be honest, preseason rankings don't mean much for us," Henderson said. Although Cook said he doesn't generally look at rankings, he added that the Big Green has not gotten the recognition the team feels it deserves over the past several years. Henderson, who will play this coming season after missing his sophomore season due to an injury, is one of the best collegiate players in the country, Cook said. College Soccer News said that "it would be a mistake to underestimate the Big Green in 2009" in its ranking, as 10 starters from last year's team are returning. The team, which shared the Ivy League title with the University of Pennsylvania last season, hopes to top the league again and advance further into the NCAA tournament this year, Henderson said.

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