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Women's basketball clobbers Quinnipiac 90-42 at home

By Lindsay Barnes | November 21, 2005

Considering that all the players from last year's Ivy League championship team are returning to the Leede Arena hardwood, expectations for the Dartmouth women's basketball team are high for the 2005-06 season. But if its first game is any indicator, the Big Green looks more than poised to live up to the hype after its 90-42 drubbing of Quinnipiac on Friday night at home. The game proved to be a lopsided affair from the opening tip.

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Over the River and Through the Woods to the NCAA's they go

By Matthew Mackey | November 21, 2005

For the Dartmouth men's cross country team, this will be the longest season it has had in years. Not since 2001 has the Big Green secured a bid to the NCAA Championships, but today, the men will again return to the national stage, running against 30 of the country's top programs in Terre Haute, Ind.

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Big Green sailing stumped at ACCs this weekend

By Jon Kling | November 16, 2005

The past week has been a roller-coaster ride for Dartmouth women's sailing team captain Emily East '06. East barely missed qualifying for the women's single-handed national tournament back in September, sailing her Laser at Boston College.

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Men's x-country, Schorr to run for national championship

By Matthew Mackey | November 15, 2005

Dartmouth men's runners stormed to an NCAA qualifying bid and the women saw one of their own also make the cut as the Big Green cross country teams ran at the NCAA Northeast Region Meet in Boston's Franklin Park Saturday. The men, ranked 16th nationally, took second out of 33 teams with a score of 50, bested only by Iona College's 33. Providence College finished third with a score of 67. "At the beginning of the season, Iona was ranked sixth," said men's coach Barry Harwick '77 of Iona's first place score. "[Saturday] was the first time Iona was together [as a full team] and they are probably in the top six in the country." He also added, "[Dartmouth] ran very, very well and I think this puts us in a great position going into the nationals." Ben True '08 led the scoring for Dartmouth yet again, finishing third overall in a field of over 200 in 30:03.8, and Alec Wall '08 was close behind, taking seventh in 30:07.5.

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Women's volleyball closes season with a .500 record

By Nate Niparko | November 14, 2005

The Big Green volleyball team closed out its season with a strong showing against Yale on Friday and a win over Brown on Saturday. With the split of the weekend's matches, Dartmouth finishes with a 12-12 overall record, with a mark of 5-9 in Ivy League play.

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Football loses a heartbreaker against Brown 24-14

By Ben Reed | November 14, 2005

In Saturday's football game between Dartmouth and Brown, there was nothing surprising about standout running back Nick Hartigan's 193 yards and two touchdowns and the Bears picking up their Ivy-best fifth League win of the season on their home field.

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Women's soccer falls to BC in NCAA first-round game

By Lindsay Barnes | November 14, 2005

The 2005 season came to a painful close for the Dartmouth women's soccer team on Thursday night. After 90 minutes of hard fought, generally well-executed play, the Big Green found itself on the short end of a 2-1 final score against Boston College in the first round of this year's NCAA Tournament. The game was the second of the evening's doubleheader of NCAA play at the University of Connecticut's Joseph J.

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Men's soccer ties Brown, wins share of Ivy League title

By Nedko Kyuchukov | November 14, 2005

As Dartmouth's men's soccer traveled to Providence, R.I. to face Brown on Saturday, it was defending its Ivy League Championship trophy and striving to win the title for the third time in four years. The Bears, however, were fighting to protect their image of the most successful team in the last decade, winning seven of the last 11 championships.

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