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True '08, Randall '09 run at NCAAs

By Laura Mantell | December 3, 2008

Seniors Ben True '08 and Glenn Randall '09 competed at the 2008 NCAA Cross Country Championships last Monday in Terre Haute, Ind., marking the end of two storied Dartmouth cross country careers. True finished the 10-kilometer race in 53rd with a time of 30:30.

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Peisch '11 and Hood '12 represent U.S. at Pan-American Cup

By Sarah Rohrbach | December 3, 2008

Dartmouth field hockey players Virginia Peisch '11 and Kelly Hood '12 came home with silver medals last week after representing the United States at the 2008 Indoor Pan-American Cup, held in San Juan, Argentina. With the encouragement of Dartmouth associate head coach Andy Smith, the players traveled to Pennsylvania earlier in the year to attend open tryouts and were ultimately chosen for the national squad. The team of roughly 20 players was announced after a number of practices over the summer.

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Basketball loses to Lehigh to wrap up three-game home stand

By Dana Malajian | December 1, 2008

Big Green men's basketball fell to Lehigh University, 73-60, on Saturday in Leede Arena to finish off a three-game home stand with one win and two losses. Lehigh (5-1, 0-0 Patriot) played a balanced game against the Big Green (1-4, 0-0 Ivy), managing to keep Dartmouth's leading scorer, forward Alex Barnett '09, at bay. Barnett finished the game shooting only four of 19 from the field for a total of nine points, 14 below his season average. Barnett was not the only Big Green player stifled by the Mountain Hawks' defense.

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Toe to Toe: Karr Vs. Schmidley (Karr)

By Ryan Karr | November 24, 2008

ny triumphs over the course of the college football season. Mid majors have played with the big boys (Boise State, the University of Utah, BYU); Texas Tech rose to prominence on the heels of Graham Harrell and fell at the hands of the old guard, the University of Oklahoma; a lowly team from Indiana named Ball State has gone undefeated; and the University of Alabama has made a convincing return to the glory of seasons past.

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