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Dan Shribman '07, with his family on senior night, was given the inaugural the Derek Hines Unsung Hero Award.
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Shribman '07 receives Derek Hines Unsung Hero Award

By Jordan Rose | April 12, 2007

The Dartmouth Dan Shribman '07, a former forward on the Dartmouth men's hockey team, was awarded the inaugural Derek Hines Unsung Hero Award by the Hockey Commissioners' Association last week. The award is named after former Army hockey captain Derek Hines, who died while serving in Afghanistan in September 2005, and it was voted on by sports information directors from the six major Division I hockey conferences, along with representatives from Army hockey and the Hines family.

A score of 77 from Jamie Wallace '08 pushed Dartmouth into 13th place.
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Men's golf places 13th at Yale Open

By Kevin Pellecchia | April 11, 2007

Alicia Modeen / The Dartmouth Staff While golf's best were struggling in the cold weather at Augusta National this past weekend, the Dartmouth men's golf team started its spring season five hundred miles north in the Yale Men's Spring Open.

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Walking on Eggshells: Senior Skip Day

By Rob Esposito | April 11, 2007

I'm guessing many of you faithful WOE readers are probably sitting down with a fresh plate of eggs and toast dished out by my main man Lerrone of the Hop staff and have immediately turned The D to the back page for this very column.

Inclement weather sent baseball south for a pair of doubleheaders.
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Snow drives baseball to New Jersey

By Paul Glenn | April 10, 2007

Chris Takeucchi / The Dartmouth Staff After inclement weather postponed Dartmouth's Wednesday doubleheader against Siena, poor field conditions forced a pair of Ivy League doubleheaders scheduled to be played in Hanover this past weekend to move to Princeton, N.J. Away from home, the Big Green (5-16-1, 2-6 Ivy) dropped a pair of games to Cornell on Saturday, losing 4-2 in game one and 12-3 in game two, then split a doubleheader with Princeton, winning the early game 2-1 and dropping the nightcap 12-4. Game one starter Robert Young '10 pitched the first five innings against the Big Red (11-14, 5-3 Ivy) beautifully, giving up just three hits and retiring the side in order in the fourth and fifth. "I had a great bullpen [session] before the game and went out there and did what I knew I could do.

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The Glove: Paul Bunyan?

By David Glovsky | April 10, 2007

I need to start this space with a correction of sorts: I mistakenly wrote last week that Rob Esposito selected Florida to beat UNC in his NCAA March Madness bracket.

Dartmouth runners got a pre-Heps taste of Princeton's track this weekend.
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Track gets a glimpse of the field

By Matthew Ritger | April 9, 2007

Jennie Post / The Dartmouth Staff Dartmouth's track team got its first taste of Ivy League competition this season on Saturday at the Princeton Invitational in Princeton, N.J., on Friday, April 6, and Saturday, April 7.

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Knapptime

By Mike Knapp | April 9, 2007

Mike Knapp '09 of The Dartmouth recently grilled baseball stud Chase Carpenter '08 on MLB predictions, mental preparation and sporting equipment.

Nick Bonacci '07 and the Big Green could not hold off Penn's fourth-quarter surge, losing a heartbreaker 8-7 and falling to 4-4 overall.
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Men's Lax drops a heartbreaker

By Nate Niparko | April 9, 2007

EMI ITO / The Dartmouth Staff By Nate Niparko The Dartmouth Staff After dominating the first three quarters, the Dartmouth men's lacrosse team looked like it would cruise to a fifth consecutive victory and keep its Ivy League record perfect with a win over Penn.

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Tennis tops Big Red

By Michael Knapp | April 9, 2007

The Dartmouth men's tennis team beat the Cornell Big Red 4-3 in Ivy League play this weekend. The fiercely-contested victory was the first for the Big Green in conference action. Currently, Dartmouth is fifth in the Ivy League standings.

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Women's soccer names two captains for 2007 campaign

By Paul Glenn | April 5, 2007

The Dartmouth women's soccer team announced their captains for the 2007 season this week. The players and coaches selected Monica Martin de Bustamante '08 and Annie Stanley '08 to lead the team. Martin de Bustamante has had an interesting journey as she ascended to the role of Big Green's captain.

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