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Club lax trades snow for sun in Fla.

By Stephen Preefer | February 20, 2008

Courtesy of Christy Lazicky Last weekend, the Dartmouth women's club lacrosse team escaped Hanover's snow flurries and competed in the Fun In The Sun lacrosse tournament hosted by the University of Miami.

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Women's basketball loses footing in Ivy League title race

By Kevin Liao | February 19, 2008

The Dartmouth women's basketball team led by over 10 points in one game and trailed by over 10 in the other midway in the second half of each game of its New York Ivy swing, but the final outcome was the same in each as the Big Green fell to Columbia, 58-55, and Cornell, 50-43. Dartmouth (8-14, 5-3 Ivy) slipped from its first-place tie in the Ivy League standings to a third-place tie with Columbia (8-14, 5-3 Ivy), while Cornell (15-6, 7-1 Ivy) seized sole possession of first place, with Harvard (13-9, 6-2 Ivy) one game back. It was a rough weekend for Dartmouth, as both captain Kristen Craft '08 and Koren Schram '09 were ill in what may have been the deciding weekend for Dartmouth's Ivy title aspirations. "Cornell and Columbia are both tough teams to play on a very long road trip," Craft said.

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Women's hockey wins, ties to keep pace for first-round bye

By Cameron Nutt | February 18, 2008

The Big Green women's hockey team fared well over the weekend, earning a solid 6-0 victory over Quinnipiac and a come-frombehind 2-2 tie against rival Princeton. Dar tmouth (14-7-6, 11-5-3 ECAC) came out strong Friday against the Bobcats (5-21-4, 11-5-3 ECAC) and simply never let up, netting five goals in a single period during the win. While the first quar ter was a defensive battle during which neither team scored, Dartmouth found its rhythm early into the second period.

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Men's squash blanked by Princeton, Penn at Nationals

By Sarah Rohrbach | February 18, 2008

The Dartmouth men's squash team (13-5, 2-4 Ivy) had a disappointing weekend at the CSA Championships in Cambridge, Mass., losing to Ivy rivals Penn and Princeton, both by scores of 9-0. The Big Green entered the CSA Championships at the No. 7 position in the Potter Division, which is made up of the top eight teams in the nation. Dar tmouth star ted of f the weekend on Friday, playing No. 2 Princeton in the quarter-final round of the tournament.

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Around The League

By The Dartmouth Sports Staff | February 15, 2008

Jessica Griffen / The Dartmouth Staff Men's basketbal Ivy League competition has seen two trends this season: Cornell has dominated the courts and Dartmouth has struggled against conference rivals.

The Big Green's track and field teams have been finishing with season-best times and distances in recent weeks in preparation for the Heptagonal championships, which will take place on March 1-2.
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Track and field sets best times at Valentine Invitational

By Allen Odeniyi | February 14, 2008

Kasia Vincunas / The Dartmouth Staff Competing against over 2,500 athletes, Dartmouth's men's and women's track and field teams saw strong results this past weekend at the 2008 Valentine Invitational held at Boston University. At this point in the indoor track and field season, all victories are at the individual level, as the meets do not assess team scores. At the Valentine Invitational, Dartmouth's men finished with a number of encouraging times and victories. Brian Evans '08 finished 14th in both the 55-meter and 200-meter dashes with times of 6.58 seconds and 22.20 seconds, respectively. "[He] looked very good in [the 200 meter], it was his fastest time of the season," men's head coach Barry Harwick '77 said. "[Evans is] a young man who gets ready for the big meets," women's head coach Sandra Ford-Centonze said.

The Dartmouth figure skaters appear to be well on their way to the National Championship after defeating 16 Eastern opponents on Saturday.
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Figure skaters take gold at Boston

By Sharon Dauson | February 13, 2008

Courtesy of Ben Bostick The Dartmouth figure skating team, the defending National Champion, started its competitive season off on the right skate at Boston University this weekend, besting 16 teams to emerge victorious after 17 hours of competition. The competition was the first of two contests that will determine which three Eastern teams will qualify for the Figure Skating National Championships, which will take place in Ann Arbor, Mich., in early April. Though Dartmouth took the ice with just 12 skaters, the Big Green took a decisive victory of 103.5 points.

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The Glove

By Dave Glovsky | February 13, 2008

Though I usually focus on current Dartmouth athletes, I have chosen the ever-growing population of ex-varsity athletes in Hanover as the topic of this column.

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The Gym Rant

By Matthew Ritger | February 12, 2008

Zach Ingbretsen / The Dartmouth Procrastinating at the gym as usual, I'm sipping at that pathetic water fountain.

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Men's basketball proves no match for Brown and Yale

By Ryan Karr | February 11, 2008

A week after the Dartmouth men's basketball team lost two games by a combined six points, the Big Green dropped two games to Brown and Yale by a combined 65 points, losing 77-51 at Brown on Friday and 97-58 at Yale on Saturday. The Big Green (8-12, 1-5 Ivy) is now in danger of falling out of the Ivy League race.

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