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Softball's recruiting class is small, but shouldn't spoil next season.
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Softball lands three recruits, but roster size will expand

By CJ Ryan | February 7, 2007

Jennie Post Hoping to add depth to a young team for next season, the Big Green softball team has bolstered its bats and pitching staff by signing three early-decision recruits last month, welcoming Amy McLuskie, Audrey Kolodziej and Devin Lindsay to the roster for the spring 2008 season. "With 16 underclassmen, the face of our team is very young this season and I would highlight that as one of our strengths," coach Christine Vogt said.

Four senior classmates and a number of other team members finished their Dartmouth squash careers Sunday.
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Squash wins last home match

By Cecily Kaya | February 6, 2007

Danny Gobaud / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth men's and women's squash teams took on the Brown Bears at the Berry Sports Center in the triumphant and emotional final home match of the 2007 season.

The men's hockey team put together a pair of impressive performances against stiff league competition.
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Men's hockey picks up a pair of conference victories

By Jordan Rose | February 5, 2007

Tilman Dette / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth men's hockey team continued to roll on its home ice when it downed conference opponents Rensellear Polytechnic Institute 5-2 on Friday evening and Union 3-2 on Saturday night at Thompson Arena. Not only did the victories increase the Big Green's home winning streak (10-9-3, 7-6-3 ECACHL) to five games, dating back to a 4-0 victory over Holy Cross on Jan.

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Give Mii My Wii: The convergence of athletics and video gaming

By Nate Niparko | February 5, 2007

Video gamers and couch potatoes are not necessarily the same people, and the two interest groups may further diverge if current trends in video game production continue. Back in 1987, Konami released "Track & Field" for the original Nintendo Entertainment System, a game in which winning and losing was directly tied to the users' athletic ability.

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Ivy foes bounce men's basketball

By Paul Glenn | February 5, 2007

Men's basketball was swept in its second Ivy League home weekend, as Cornell defeated the Big Green 74-61 on Friday and Columbia downed Dartmouth 61-55 on Saturday night. The losses left the Big Green (7-12, 2-4 Ivy) in sixth place in the conference standings.

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Skiers dominate UVM carnival, take first place

By Matthew Ritger | February 5, 2007

The Dartmouth ski team is now three for three on the season. Continuing its sweep of the Eastern Carnival circuit, the Big Green captured its third consecutive victory of the year at the University of Vermont this weekend. For the third carnival in a row, Dartmouth took first, UVM was second and Middlebury College third.

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Track teams tune up for Heptagonal meet

By Heita Miki | February 5, 2007

The Dartmouth men's and women's track teams competed in the Dartmouth Invitational, the last home meet of the season and one of the final tune-up meets before the Heptagonal championships, the Ivy League championships of track.

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Men's tennis trounces Stony Brook, Marist

By Sharon Dauson | February 5, 2007

The Big Green men's tennis team continued its regular season on Saturday, Feb. 3 with a double header, soundly defeating Stony Brook and Marist at the Alexis Boss Tennis Center in Hanover. In the first match of the day, Dartmouth swept the Seawolves 7-0, losing only one set.

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