Sports

Green sailors start season in Charleston

By James Lamb | February 26, 2004

The first signs of sun and warmer temperatures have brought some good beginnings to the Dartmouth College sailing team.

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Sports

Laxers hold high expectations one year after Ivy title

By Christopher LaForgia | February 26, 2004

In all the years Dartmouth has had a lacrosse team, expectations have never been so high entering into a season.

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Sports

Clubbers fall to BC and Vermont

By Roy Small and Jamil Batcha | February 26, 2004

Proving that last week's victory was a mere aberration, this past weekend saw the Dartmouth club hockey team revert back to its familiar losing ways, dropping games to both Babson College and the University of Vermont. The clubbers visited Babson Friday night where they were welcomed by a hostile, sold-out arena.

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Sports

Figure skaters qualify for Nationals

By Rebecca Bruccoleri and Paola Peacock-Villada | February 25, 2004

An undefeated Dartmouth figure skating team qualified for Nationals by taking first-place at the second Eastern Conference meet at Boston University this weekend.

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Sports

Women's squash concludes season at No. 6 spot

By John Buckholz | February 25, 2004

The Dartmouth women's squash team concluded a solid 2003-2004 campaign with a sixth place showing at the Howe Cup in New Haven, Conn.

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Sports

Season's last home stand critical for men's hockey

By Alex Talel | February 20, 2004

Dartmouth plays host to Princeton and Yale this weekend, hoping to string together two straight wins for the first time in three weeks.

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Sports

A-Rod deal unites the world in hatred of Yankees

By Adam Small | February 20, 2004

Everyone who reads about sports knows about the Alex Rodriguez " New York Yankees marriage. Virtually everyone has asserted that this team will hit better than the 1927 Murderer's Row or the 2003 Cowboy Up Red Sox.

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Sports

Getting to Know...

By Mark Sweeney | February 19, 2004

Following in the footsteps of such journalistic luminaries as Mike Wallace, Barbara Walters and Ed Bradley, The Dartmouth's Mark Sweeney catches up with the big names on campus and asks the questions that others have too much professionalism or integrity to ask.

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Sports

Coach Faucher leaves legacy of integrity and class

By Elliot Olshansky | February 18, 2004

Well, the fateful day has arrived. Dave Faucher has resigned as the head coach of the Big Green men's basketball team, effective at the end of the current season. In covering sports for a college newspaper, one often runs the risk of becoming too close to the coaches and athletes to remain a fair and objective journalist.

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Sports

Men's racketeers ride three-match winning streak

By Dana LaMendola | February 18, 2004

The Big Green men's tennis maintains a winning record thus far this season, now standing at 5-3 for the year.

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Sports

Clubbers overcome past debacles to capture home win

By Roy Small and Jamil Batcha | February 12, 2004

The Dartmouth Club Hockey team finally left Thompson Arena as actual winners this past Sunday. Despite Dartmouth's laid back approach and apparent lack of formal attire, the Clubbers still managed to reduce their suit-wearing competition, the Boston Junior Blackhawks, to shambles with a final score of 6-4. The absences of team bruiser, Anthony Balsamo '04, and defensive bulwark, Russ Daiber '06, only fueled the passion of team captain Jon Webster '04 to deliver an inspired pre-game sermon, which he later explained to those fortunate enough not to have been present at the time of its dramatic unveiling.

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Sports

U.S. beats the Red Army and wins gold again in 'Miracle'

By Adam White | February 12, 2004

When I was two years old, I received a set of U.S.A. hockey replica pajamas, and I didn't take them off until I was four.

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Sports

Getting to Know...

By Mark Sweeney | February 11, 2004

Following in the footsteps of such journalistic luminaries as Mike Wallace, Barbara Walters and Ed Bradley, The Dartmouth's Mark Sweeney catches up with the big names on campus and asks the questions that others have too much professionalism or integrity to ask.

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Sports

Green and Gophers fight for No. 1 ranking this weekend

By Tony Hao | February 6, 2004

Last year, the crowd at Thompson Arena chanted "overrated" as then-number four Dartmouth toppled then-number three Minnesota by a 6-3 score.

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Sports

Back-to-back games will determine league lead

By Jen Levitt | February 6, 2004

The Dartmouth women are exactly where they want to be: tied for first place in the Ivy League and gearing up for a home weekend against the only other undefeated team.

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Sports

MLB continues a busy free-agent signing season

By D.J. Gelner | February 5, 2004

Logs on the hot stove: Schilling, Guerrero headline busy off-season of movement in American League

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Sports

Clubbers end losing streak with tie

By Roy Small and Jamil Batcha | February 4, 2004

Dartmouth 4, UMass 4 "I have very little recollection of the game's events. All I can remember is four little people shouting from the blue line, 'The toad is in the hat stool!

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Sports

Squashers nearly run the table over busy weekend

By John Buckholz | February 4, 2004

Still basking in the afterglow of satisfying wins over Cornell, the Dartmouth men's and women's squash teams headed into the past week with some positive momentum for the busiest stretch of the regular season. Beginning on Thursday, Jan.

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Sports

Experience and team unity will push Patriots to their second Super Bowl win in three years

By Jesse Klempner | January 30, 2004

The Carolina Panthers look eerily similar to the 2001 Patriots, right down to the second-string quarterback guiding the team into the Super Bowl.

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Sports

Who will win the Super Bowl: Panthers or Patriots?

By Mark Sweeney | January 30, 2004

Carolina's punishing running attack and fearsome front four will end Pats' win streak

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