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Ski team the high note for athletics in 2006-2007

By Jordan Rose | June 9, 2007

Kawakahi Amina / The Dartmouth Staff While Hanover may be well known for its snowy white winters, this year the Big Green was the dominant hue of the season when the Dartmouth ski team brought home the top national prize, a feat that headlined an impressive year for athletics at the College. Big Green skiers plowed through the regular season to win the NCAA team championship in Bartlett, N.H., marking the first time a Dartmouth varsity team has won a national title since 1976.

Big Green softball made a surprising run toward an Ivy League championship series berth, but fell just short.
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Spring teams earn mixed results

By Jordan Rose | May 30, 2007

Jessica Griffen / The Dartmouth Staff The spring season produced mixed results for Dartmouth athletics, as Big Green teams earned finishes varying from winless Ivy League records to winning conference championships. Dartmouth baseball had high expectations to live up to going into the 2007 season, as the Big Green tried to replicate last year's near-miss of an Ivy League championship game berth.

Princess Layout, the women's ultimate frisbee team, did not advance out of group play at the national tournament.
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Ultimate bounced in group play

By Heita Miki | May 28, 2007

Courtesy of Tien Ha-Ngoc Dartmouth's women's ultimate Frisbee team, seeded 14th out of 16 teams, looked to sneak up on some teams and pull off a couple of upsets, but Princess Layout could not get past the group stages at the Ultimate Players' Association Championships held in Columbus, Ohio.

Women's crew earned an at-large NCAA bid, its first bid since 1999.
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Women's crew off to NCAAs

By Schuyler Evans | May 25, 2007

Phil Bracikowski / The Dartmouth Staff On Tuesday May 15, the Dartmouth varsity eight women's boat was awarded an at-large bid to the 2007 NCAA Division I Women's Rowing Championships. Dartmouth had not been invited to the NCAA's since 1999. "We were thrilled to death to see what they accomplished by the leadership of many of the seniors and the coaching of [Wendy] Levash," Athletic Director Josie Harper said.

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Knapptime

By Mike Knapp | May 23, 2007

Ryan Yuk / The Dartmouth Staff As many of my loyal readers know, rowing is a sport very close to my heart.

David Jones '08 will look to become the College's next NHL standout.
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Jones '08 signs NHL contract

By Jordan Rose | May 23, 2007

Alicia Modeen / The Dartmouth Staff David Jones '08, who helped lead the Dartmouth men's hockey team to an ECACHL regular season title in 2005-2006 and an Ivy League championship this past season, will forgo his final year of eligibility with the Big Green after signing with the NHL's Colorado Avalanche.

Big Green cyclists placed among the elite riders in the country at the national championships last week.
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Cycling ends season near the top

By Sharon Dauson | May 23, 2007

Courtesy of Sally Smith Dartmouth cycling has joined the ranks of figure skating and ultimate frisbee as one of the College's most consistently successful yet under-the-radar teams.

Princess Layout will make its fourth consecutive trip to the ultimate Frisbee national tournament.
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Princess Layout bound for Ohio

By Heita Miki | May 21, 2007

Jennie Post / The Dartmouth Staff If you asked Dartmouth students to name the most successful athletic teams at the College, chances are good that not too many people would say the women's ultimate Frisbee team.

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Toe to Toe: NFL versus NBA (Hodes)

By Alex Hodes | May 21, 2007

The NBA has long been an image-conscious entity, striving for mass acceptance. Starting in the 1980s with Magic and Bird, then with Jordan in the late 1990s, the league achieved record popularity.

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