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ONE-ON-ONE: Pappas and Donelan

By Jack Barrett | May 11, 2009

I sat down with Nick Pappas '12 and Mike Donelan '12, two soccer players looking to continue the recent success of Dartmouth soccer and hopefully add another Ivy League title next year. What are some of the perks about playing for one of Dartmouth's most successful sports teams? NP: The ladies, the lifestyle ... the guys on the team are awesome.

The men's heavyweight crew team rowed to third-place and fifth-place finishes at the Eastern Sprints this weekend.
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Crew has strong showing at Sprints

May 11, 2009

Zeke Turner / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Although only one boat made it to the grand finals, Dartmouth's lightweight and heavyweight crews found relative success in the tightly contested EARC men's rowing championship on Sunday at Lake Quinsigamond in Worcester, Mass. Hammering winds swept down the course and reached nearly 28 miles per hour during the morning heats.

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CURIOUS JORGE: Playoff Bonanza

May 8, 2009

Correction appended The second round of the NBA Playoffs have now begun after an almost lackluster first round finished last weekend.

Courtesy of NBC (Parks and Recreation) via giphy.com
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Wilson mum about resignation

May 8, 2009

ASHLEY MITCHELL / The Dartmouth After resigning as the Dartmouth men's lacrosse head coach on Tuesday, Bill Wilson has yet to cite any reasons for his decision.

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Briefly Noted

By Tianchi Xu | May 4, 2009

The University of Delaware was forced to cancel several athletic events this past weekend due to an outbreak of swine flu on campus, The NCAA News reported.

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IVY CHAMPS: Big Green baseball ends 22-year title drought with victory over Cornell

By Stefanie Lazow | May 4, 2009

Dartmouth starter Kyle Hendricks '12 pitched a scoreless seven and one-third innings in a 10-0 shutout Sunday against Cornell to lead Dartmouth to its first Ivy League baseball championship since 1987. Dartmouth (25-15, 16-4 Ivy) took the third and deciding game from the Big Red (17-23, 10-10 Ivy) after Saturday's shattering 14-12 afternoon loss and 8-6 come-from-behind win in Hanover. "It's incredible," Johnathon Santopadre '09 said after Sunday's win.

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ONE-ON-ONE: O'Leary and Kolvoson

By Jack Barrett | May 4, 2009

I sat down with two Dartmouth rugby players, Jeff Kolovson '09 and team captain Conlan O'Leary '09, to talk about rugby, roommates and rivalries with other varsity sports. What were some of the defining moments this year in terms of setting the tone for total domination in the Ivy League? CO: That first Saturday when we beat Cornell 112-0 and then Princeton 101-0 for a total of 213-0 on the day, that was just really unprecedented.

The Big Green men's crew teams will cap off their seasons this weekend as they compete in the Eastern Sprints in Worcester, Mass.
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Women's crew defeats Cornell in three of five

May 4, 2009

Zeke Turner / The Dartmouth Senior Staff In a final tune-up before the Eastern Sprints, Dartmouth's women's crew overtook Cornell in three out of five races at the Parent's Cup in Ithaca, N.Y., on Saturday. Cornell opened the day with a victory in the novice race.

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Football shows promise and problems in spring game

By Peter Keshtkar | May 4, 2009

The Dartmouth football team officially ended spring practices with the Green-White scrimmage on Saturday morning, a two-hour session intended to show coaches and fans the squad's progress over the past three weeks. The format, however, did not completely adhere to a standard football game, as the coaches attempted to minimize injury risks.

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