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April 7, 2026
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Women's laxers doomed by slow start, slip to fifth in Ivy League

By David Schmidt | April 10, 2006

The No. 16 Dartmouth women's lacrosse team has a steep hill to climb if it is going to regain its title as Ivy League champions. After losing to 12th-ranked Cornell 13-8 in Ithaca on Saturday, the Big Green's in-conference record fell to 2-2 (6-4), good enough for fifth in the Ivy League behind Princeton, Harvard, Cornell and the University of Pennsylvania. Dartmouth was the preseason favorite to finish first, but with a perfect conference record, Princeton is currently on top of the standings.

Strong pitching performances spearheaded a 7-1 Big Green drubbing of Siena Wednesday afternoon.
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Baseball wins fourth straight

By Jordan Rose | April 7, 2006

Emma Haberman / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Dartmouth baseball picked up its fourth consecutive win on Wednesday afternoon with a 7-1 win over Siena in Loudonville, N.Y., behind solid pitching performances from Ryan Marten '09 and Andrew Mallory '09. The Big Green improved its overall record to 7-10 while the Saints fall to 5-18-1 on the season. First-year pitcher Marten yielded only one run -- a home run in the fifth inning -- with one strikeout to pick up his first collegiate victory while Mallory struck out two in four innings to earn the save.

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Track and field teams hurdle Snowflake competition

By Matthew Mackey | April 3, 2006

On Saturday Dartmouth track and field jumped back into Northeast competition with authority, as both the men's and women's teams posted wins at Tufts' Snowflake Classic. In besting the field of 16, the women easily outdistanced the competition with 212 points, a league above second-place Boston University's 137 and third-place Tufts' 122.

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BU bounces women's racqueteers

By John Schriffen | April 3, 2006

Don't you hate it when you have studied really hard for an exam, then come test time you realize that you're in way over your head? Well, for the Dartmouth women's tennis team, that's the way things have been going for the past few weeks. Including Saturday's 7-0 loss to Boston University at the Boss Tennis Center, the Big Green has lost its last four matches without picking up a single point.

Dartmouth softball struggled to plate runners from scoring position in back-to-back losses to Fairfield Saturday.
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Stags sink softball after rain delay

By Jennifer Yu | April 3, 2006

Jennie Post / The Dartmouth Staff Untimely precipitation has become a regular impediment for Dartmouth softball's encounters with the Fairfield Stags. Last year, the Fairfield doubleheader was postponed indefinitely because of heavy rain.

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