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Baseball's Bashelor '07 named to All-Ivy first team

By Jennifer Yu | May 19, 2005

Four Big Green baseball players garnered All-Ivy honors earlier this month. William Bashelor '07 was named to the first team, while teammates Josh Bailey '05, Jeff Speights '05 and Brian Zurhellen '05 were honorable mention All-Ivy selections.Bashelor was one of only 13 players to earn first-team honors and was a second-team selection as a freshman. "It's really an honor.

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Big Green crew teams finish off season at Eastern Sprints

By Matthew Mackey | May 18, 2005

Dartmouth crew journeyed far this weekend, with the men heading to Lake Quinsigamond in Worcester, Mass., and the women to the Cooper River in Camden, N.J., to compete in the Eastern Sprints. Each of Dartmouth's teams put in a solid performance, as the men's heavyweight varsity eight finished eighth, while the lightweight finished 11th and the women 12th overall. The men's heavyweight teams performed well, with the varsity squad being narrowly edged by the Navy squad, finishing with a time of 5:39.2 to Navy's 5:39.1 in the petite final for an overall placing of eighth.

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Laxers roll over Hoyas, advance to Final Four

By Dana LaMendola | May 16, 2005

For the second consecutive game, senior Katieanne Christian scored five goals to lead the No. 5 ranked Dartmouth women's lacrosse team to a resounding 13-3 victory over the fourth-seeded Georgetown Hoyas (13-5) in the quarterfinals of the NCAA tournament on Sunday afternoon at Scully-Fahey Field.

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Water polo team places second

By Greg Holtz | May 13, 2005

For the second consecutive year, women's water polo returned from the Collegiate Water Polo Club Championship Tournament with a second-place finish, again falling to California Polytechnic in a down-to-the wire final game. The women, who went into the tournament ranked first in the national club team poll, opened up the weekend with a 16-4 blowout over James Madison University on Friday.

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Senior Peacock-Villada named Ashe Sports Scholar

By Jennifer Yu | May 11, 2005

College senior Elizabeth Peacock-Villada was recently named an Arthur Ashe, Jr., Sports Scholar for 2005. "I feel extremely honored to win this award, particularly because of the limited representation of the Ivy League schools in the pool of award recipients," Peacock-Villada said. The Sports Scholars award was established by the Black Issues in Higher Education to honor undergraduate students who are competent in a collegiate sport, maintain a grade point average of at least 3.2, and participate in campus or community activities actively. The humble track and field tri-captain, whose biggest influences in life are friends and family, was surprised to win the award. "I was very surprised.

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With fourth-place finish, sailors cruise to Nationals

By Jon Kling | May 10, 2005

The Big Green dynasty that is the Dartmouth sailing team once again stood up to snuff and defended its name this weekend against 18 other teams in the 64th annual New England Dingy Championships. The sailors pulled together a last minute rally through 25 knot winds and rain to grab fourth place overall and the last qualifying spot to Nationals by just a single point. As you may have noticed, the weather this weekend was not what most of us would call pleasant.

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