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Skiing takes seventh place at NCAA championships

By Manisha Apte | March 30, 2009

Coming off an undefeated carnival season, Dartmouth's ski team could not maintain its perfect record and rounded off the year finishing seventh at the NCAA championships on March 14, hosted by Bates College. Accumulating a total of 555 points, the Big Green triumphed over much of the 22-team competition, but fell short of the University of Denver's winning 659-point tally. Dartmouth again matched up well against its competitors from the East, managing to beat every other Eastern team except the University of Vermont, which placed fifth with 573 points.

Koren Schram '09 had nine points and seven rebounds in the Big Green's loss to top-seeded Maryland in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
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Women's basketball falls to Maryland in NCAAs

By Tianchi Xu | March 30, 2009

Tilman Dette / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Playing before a crowd of almost 11,000, the Dartmouth women's basketball team ended its season with an 82-53 loss to top-seeded Maryland in the first round of the NCAA tournament last week. On the heels of the team's third Ivy championship in four years, the 16th-seeded Big Green (18-11, 13-1 Ivy) looked to carry its momentum into the postseason with an early upset bid at the Comcast Center in College Park, Md. "We didn't come down here to do well -- we actually came down here to win, but we are just delighted," head coach Chris Wielgus said in a Collge press release. The Terrapins (28-4, 12-2 ACC) headed into the matchup with a 35-game home winning streak, anchored by the ACC Player of the Year senior Kristi Toliver. Although Dartmouth was regarded as the best defensive squad in the Ivy League, Toliver, who is averaging 18.1 points and 5.1 assists per game, was too much to handle for the Big Green.

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Put on your dancing shoes: Dartmouth goes postseason

March 30, 2009

Once the silly string settled following the Dartmouth women's baskeball team's Ivy League title-clinching victory over Harvard, the team immediately set its sights on the NCAA tournament. "It was a great feeling," Meghan McFee '11 said.

Despite an early 4-0 lead, the Big Green men's lacrosse team fell to Lehigh University at home on Saturday.
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Loss to Lehigh puts men's lacrosse on four-game losing streak

March 10, 2009

BEN GETTINGER / The Dartmouth Staff Despite maintaining a big lead early in the first quarter, Dartmouth lost 11-9 at home to Lehigh University on Saturday, marking the team's fourth-straight loss. Dartmouth (1-4, 0-0 Ivy) kept the score close throughout the game, even without scoring in either the second or fourth quarters.

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Ceplikas '78 outlines plan for athletic department

By Jack Barrett | March 10, 2009

Incoming interim Athletic Director Bob Ceplikas '78 said on Monday that he is looking forward to working with College President-elect Jim Yong Kim, particularly because of the next president's history on the gridiron. "One of the best parts of this opportunity for me is getting the chance to be the first athletic director to work with Dr. Kim," Ceplikas said in an interview with The Dartmouth.

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Hand in Hand: Knapp and Rose - Looking Forward

By Michael Knapp and Jordan Rose | March 9, 2009

Sunday, 1 p.m. Jordan's Room. Chi Gamma Epsilon fraternity. Mike: OK, so this week we've renamed our column "Hand in Hand" to celebrate the last article of the term, and the fact that we are putting our great minds together for once instead of battling it out. Jordan: Michael, I feel like there's been a lot of latent hostility running through our columns the last few weeks.

The Dartmouth men's hockey team fell to 11th seeded RPI on Friday and Saturday nights, ending the team's season.
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RPI ends men's hockey's ECAC bid

By Stefanie Lazow | March 9, 2009

ASHLEY MITCHELL / The Dartmouth The buzzer sounded on Saturday night to signify the end of the Dartmouth men's hockey series against Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and the end of the Big Green's playoff hopes. Dartmouth, No.

After beating UNH at home Saturday, 10-8, the Big Green women's lacrosse team fell to UMass Wednesday, 13-10.
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Women's lacrosse falls to UMass

By Manisha Apte | March 6, 2009

Zach Ingbretsen / The Dartmouth Staff After winning its home opener against the University of New Hampshire on Saturday, the Dartmouth women's lacrosse team suffered its first loss of the season on the road to the University of Massachusetts Wednesday in a high-scoring affair that ended with a score of 13-10. Although the game saw back-and-forth action between the two teams, Dartmouth (2-1, 0-0 Ivy) never managed to build a lead over UMass (2-3, 0-0 Atlantic 10), and the longest time Dartmouth could hold onto a tie was for just over four minutes, after the team's first goal at 25:06 in the first period, by Kat Collins '11. "It just came down to basic concepts," co-captain and goalie Julie Wadland '10 said.

The Big Green men's hockey team squares off against 11th-seeded Rensselaer University this weekend in Hanover.
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Men's, women's hockey gear up for weekend playoffs

By stefanie lazow & arik clausner | March 6, 2009

Tilman Dette / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Failing to secure a first-round bye after last weekend's loss to Quinnipiac University, the sixth-seeded Dartmouth men's hockey team will start off the first round of the ECAC Hockey Championship with a best-of-three series against 11th seeded Rensselaer Polytechnic University this weekend in Hanover. No.

The Big Green softball team swept three games in Florida last weekend before falling twice to FGCU.
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Softball begins season 3-2 in Fla.

March 4, 2009

The Dartmouth Despite frosty weather in Hanover, the softball team was hot this weekend, opening its season with a 3-2 record in the Florida Gulf Coast Tournament in Fort Myers, Fla. The Big Green won their first three games before dropping the final two to the tournament's host Florida Gulf Coast University (19-4, 0-0 Atlantic Sun) in two high-scoring affairs. The key to the Big Green's success was coordinated offensive power, according to co-captain Ashley Gleason '09. "The entire lineup was batting well, and we helped each other out," she said. Dartmouth scored nine runs against FGCU on the weekend.

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