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Field hockey has dropped eight of its last ten games, and will look to right its ship against UMass on Wednesday.
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Columbia shuts out field hockey, record falls to 4-9 overall

By Kevin Liao | October 22, 2007

Grey Cusack The Dartmouth field hockey (4-9, 1-4 Ivy) team wanted to make a statement in Saturday's Homecoming match-up against Columbia (8-5, 3-5 Ivy). With only two weeks and four games left in a roller coaster season, the Big Green needed to ignite some kind of spark so it could conclude the season on a strong note.

The Big Green pulled ahead of the Lions in the fourth quarter to secure a Homecoming win.
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Football conquers Columbia for Homecoming victory

By Paul Glenn | October 22, 2007

Jennie Post / The Dartmouth Staff Dartmouth football took its homecoming fans on a wild, emotional roller coaster in the fourth quarter Saturday, but pulled out a 37-28 victory over Columbia. The Big Green (2-4, 2-1 Ivy) were in a familiar position after the Lions (1-5, 0-3 Ivy) drove 96 yards in six plays to tie the game at 28-28 with 9:54 remaining in the fourth quarter.

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Big Green volleyball falls twice at home to Ivy League foes

By Greg O'Sullivan | October 22, 2007

The Dartmouth women's volleyball team (12-6, 5-3 Ivy) had two more pitfalls this weekend as the team faced its toughest Ivy League competition to date and lost close games on Friday to Penn (12-7, 5-2 Ivy) and Saturday to Princeton (15-3, 7-0 Ivy). Coming into the weekend, the Big Green knew that it would not have a Homecoming cakewalk, as the team was facing the first and third teams in the Ivy League standings.

Men's soccer will look to remain undefeated in Ivy play when it takes on Columbia this Saturday in Hanover.
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Homecoming features decisive games for Big Green teams

By Greg O'Sullivan | October 19, 2007

Jessica Griffen / The Dartmouth Staff For many Dartmouth teams, the games played this weekend will be the most important of their seasons, both because it is Homecoming and because for a number of teams, wins this weekend will push them well on the way to Ivy League success. Big Green football (1-4, 1-1 Ivy) hopes to improve on its form of late and turn its season around against Columbia after tough road losses to Yale and Holy Cross.

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The Glove: Understandable Apathy

By David Glovsky | October 18, 2007

I'm an absolute sports junkie. If I weren't, I wouldn't be writing this column. I also happen to be the son of a Dartmouth-educated father, whose first stuffed animal was a teddy bear with a Dartmouth green sweater with a large white D on it (originally enough, I named him "D-Bear.") Unlike most people out there, I was brought up looking for Dartmouth football/basketball scores on the ESPN crawl at the bottom of the television.

Jarrod Shoemaker '04 crosses the finish line carrying the American flag at the 2005 World Championships.
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Shoemaker '04 headed to Olympics

By Heita Miki | October 18, 2007

Courtesy of jarrodshoemaker.com While the 2004 Olympics were going on in Athens, Greece, Jarrod Shoemaker '04 had just graduated from Dartmouth and was just getting his feet wet in the world of triathlons.

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Men's golf recovers from weak opening round, finishes sixth

By Stephen Preefer | October 16, 2007

The men's golf team continued its strong fall season last weekend at the ECAC Men's Division I Championships, finishing sixth out of the 14-team field. The team posted the low score of the second day, but was done in by an uncharacteristically poor first round. Davis Mullany '11 was only two strokes behind the leader after the opening round of the tournament and had a real shot at winning his second individual trophy of the fall before a tough finish on the second day. Mullany was, for the fourth time this fall, Dartmouth's top individual finisher, placing 10th overall with an impressive first round of 70 on a par 71 course, and finishing with a total score of 148. Not far behind Mullany were teammates Jamie Wallace '08, Dave Putney '10 and Rob Henley '09 who shot 153, 154 and 155 respectively. Wallace finished tied for 23rd, Putney finished tied for 28th and Henley finished tied for 36th. While the finishes from the trio were certainly respectable, the total scores are somewhat misleading.

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