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Men's and women's golf compete in road tourneys

By Matthew Mackey | September 28, 2005

Dartmouth's golf teams were both in action last weekend, with the men taking eighth in a field of 12 in the Central Connecticut Invitational in New Britain, Conn., and the women finishing tenth out of 17 at the Princeton Invitational. The Big Green men finished with a 36-hole total of 611, 20 shots behind Central Connecticut State University, who took first by four strokes over Army. Matt Uretsky '07 led the team, shooting rounds of 71 and 78 (149), good for a tie for ninth; Brendan Ray of CCSU led the field with 68 on the first day and 73 on the second, for a winning stroke total of 141. "Matt was one shot under par the first round.

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Weekend brings mixed results for sailing

By Jonathan Kling | September 27, 2005

Despite the slight break in activity over the summer months, as the new freshmen class has slipped onto campus with its usual whirlwind, the Dartmouth sailing team has also re-taken the New England waters by storm.

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Wijas' goal lifts Big Green to road win over Brown

By Rob Friedman | September 26, 2005

Dartmouth women's soccer improved to 6-2 with a 1-0 win over Brown Saturday. The game opened Ivy League play for the Big Green, who will face other Ivy League opponents in six of their final nine games. The match extended Dartmouth's win streak to four straight. The only goal of the game came from senior co-captain Megan Wijas in the 29th minute.

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Big Green and Wildcats to battle in annual Granite Bowl

By Evan Meyerson | September 23, 2005

Admittedly, the Granite Bowl does not hold the same prestige as the Rose Bowl. Yet, for the first time in recent memory, the battle for New Hampshire this Saturday will feature two undefeated football teams both vying for a second consecutive victory. The University of New Hampshire Wildcats, ranked second in all of Division I-AA, will look to squelch the newfound momentum of a Dartmouth team coming off their first season-opening triumph in eight years. Having lost the past two Granite Bowls by a combined 46 points, Dartmouth's quest for a 2-0 start will not be a walk in the park.

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Women's volleyball defeats UNH, improves to 5-3

By Ben Reed | September 22, 2005

On Tuesday night the Dartmouth women's volleyball team showed what a difference a year can make. The ladies in green emerged victorious from a back-and-forth, five-game, 144-minute marathon against in-state rival UNH in Durham (30-28, 30-32, 30-27, 26-30, 15-13). The win helped to erase memories of a dismal 1-7 start to 2004 that was capped by a three-game loss to the same Wildcats of UNH. With the victory, the Big Green improves to 5-3, just one win shy of the team's entire 2004 total of six victories.

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Parsons '09 stands out as youngest player on U.S. hockey team

By Lindsay Barnes | September 22, 2005

Though she has yet to play one minute of college hockey, Sarah Parsons '09 has already made it into one of women's hockey's most elite clubs. Before she takes the ice for the Big Green, Parsons will skate onto the world's stage as she picks up her stick and plays for the red, white and blue as a member of the 2005-06 U.S.

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Levash aims to return women's rowing to dominance

By Jennifer Yu | August 23, 2005

After two months of cautious search, Dartmouth found a new women's rowing coach in Wendy Levash, the College announced last Thursday. "When we began canvassing coaches around the league for rising stars, Wendy's name appeared at the top of everyone's list," Athletics Director Josie Harper said.

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