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Sailing team divides and still conquers competition

By James W. Attridge | October 10, 2006

This weekend spread the Big Green sailors from the murky waters of Boston to the beautiful shores of Annapolis, testing the team's grit and drive in a mix of big breeze and light wind. Dartmouth sent a veteran team of Kate Hacker '07, Killarney Loufek '07, Betsy Bryant '08, Andrew Loe '06, Erik Storck '07 and Ben Sampson '08 to the Coast Guard Academy for the Hap Moore Team Race. Dartmouth's experience paid off, as the Big Green finished with 13 wins and three losses, good for second in a field of 12 of the nation's best teams.

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One on One

By John Mitchell | October 9, 2006

Men's diver Andrew Berry '08, Ivy League finalist, sits down with The D's resident Big Green sports enthusiast for a chat about coaching changes and abs.

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Women's volleyball sweeps through Ivy League opponents

By Luke Mann-O'Halloran | October 9, 2006

Coming off a 3-1 performance last weekend in the Dartmouth Invitational, women's volleyball posted two decisive wins against Ivy rivals, upsetting Princeton in three games (30-27, 30-27, 30-27) before sweeping the University of Pennsylvania (30-25, 30-24, 30-27). The wins put Dartmouth in solid position for the rest of the season as the Big Green improved to a record of 8-6 overall, 2-2 Ivy. "These two wins have given us so much confidence and ambition for the rest of the season," middle blocker Nadine Parris '06 said.

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Field hockey defeated by Yale, 3-1

By Jordan Rose | October 9, 2006

The Dartmouth field hockey team suffered a major setback in its Ivy League campaign this weekend, falling to Yale University 3-1 on a breezy Saturday afternoon at Scully-Fahey field.

Dartmouth's kickoff coverage unit will be tested this weekend against a Yale team that averages more than 23 yards per return to lead the Ivy League.
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Football set for home Ivy opener against brawling Bulldogs

By Andrew Sloan | October 6, 2006

Emma Haberman / The Dartmouth Senior Staff With the Dartmouth football team set for a Saturday afternoon meeting with Yale (2-1, 1-0 Ivy) on its home turf, the Big Green will be looking for its first victory against a team that is going through some rough times off the field. Yale University's star running back Mike McLeod, last weekend's Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week, along with quarterback Matthew Polhemus, were provoked into a brawl last Sunday morning in New Haven, Conn., with several members of the Bulldogs' hockey team. McLeod and Polhemus were arrested, with McLeod being charged with breach of the peace in the second degree and criminal mischief in the third degree.

Dartmouth sailing experienced mixed results in four weekend regattas.
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Sailing cruises at Coast Guard

By James W. Attridge | October 4, 2006

Jennie Post / The Dartmouth Staff Dartmouth sailors battled strange winds and stormy weather in one women's and three coed regattas over the weekend. After last weekend's singlehanded and four-person sloop qualifying events, the Big Green returned to competition in two-person boats this weekend.

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Walking on eggshells

By Rob Esposito | October 4, 2006

Well, week four of the NFL season has already passed us by and predictably the few teams that are still undefeated are being proclaimed as Super Bowl locks by ESPN expert analysts.

Men's tennis fell to Cornell, but dominated Rutgers and ended the ECAC tourney with a thrilling come-from-behind victory over Saint John's.
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Tennis routs Rutgers, splits with St. John's and Cornell

By Lucy Pollard | October 3, 2006

EMI ITO / The Dartmouth Staff After a disappointing first day at the Eastern College Athletic Conference tournament, the Big Green men's tennis team rallied to finish 2-1 and ninth overall in a 16 team field. The Big Green dominated Rutgers in virtually every match, but against the more competitive Cornell and St.

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