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December 20, 2025 | Latest Issue
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The Glove

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After a week away in the sun, I return to you ready to comment on the state of Dartmouth's snowy sports (hint: they are pretty good). The ski team is still undefeated, and won the Eastern Intercollegiate Ski Association (EISA for all you college ski buffs) for the first time in 25 years, and is peaking at just the right time for the NCAA championships next week. As expected, the men's hockey team, after hovering around .500 most of the year, has won its last four games, seven of their last eight, and have a 10-1-2 record in their last 13 contests.







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Women's basketball's winning streak snapped

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The Dartmouth women's basketball team arrived in Princeton, N.J,, on Friday just one game out of first place in the Ivy League and gearing up for what could have been a championship showdown with Harvard on March 6.



Men's lacrosse will face a stiff test in its season opener when it takes on the nationally-ranked Duke Blue Devils.
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Track teams prepare for Heptagonal Championships

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EMI ITO / The Dartmouth Staff After devoting much of the term to preparation for their season finale, the Dartmouth men's and women's track teams will compete in the Heptagonal Ivy League Indoor Track and Field Championships this weekend. The meet, commonly known as Heps, is the culminating event of the indoor season for the Ivy League, with all eight schools squaring off against each other.




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Walking on Eggshells

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To be honest, I missed a lot of the sporting events that happened this weekend. I was told there was this big race in Florida with fast cars, bright stickers and explosions, but every time I tune in for events like this, I have to force myself to change the channel after the fourth John Mellencamp "Our Country" Chevy Silverado commercial.



Goaltender Mike Devine '08 made a career-high 51 saves against Yale, helping to carry the Big Green to victory.
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Devine '08 makes 51 saves in weekend win over Yale

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Alicia Modeen / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth men's hockey team finished up its final two regular season road games on a high note, beating Brown 4-3 on Friday in Providence, R.I., and downing Yale 3-2 on Sunday afternoon in New Haven, Conn. Goalie Mike Devine '08 had a monster game against the Bulldogs, making a career-high 51 saves in the winning effort.