Sports

Big Green track squads topple Columbia but fall to Yale

By Jesse Klempner | January 21, 2004

The combined might of the men's and women's indoor track teams took the road this past weekend to open the Ivy League season.

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Slow start dooms men's basketball against Colgate

By Ben Zimmerman | January 21, 2004

The road has not been kind to the Big Green this season, which stood 1-8 outside Alumni Gym going into Monday's game against Colgate.

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Tuck too much for hockey club

By Roy Small and Jamil Batcha | January 16, 2004

Following their win over Tuck last fall, the Dartmouth Club Hockey team granted their opponents the opportunity of a rematch this past Sunday.

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Women's hoops holds on for win over Manhattan

By Jennifer Levitt | January 16, 2004

Only four days after upsetting Harvard, in what has been the biggest win of the season so far, Dartmouth (7-6, 1-0 Ivy) came back Wednesday night to beat Manhattan (7-6, 3-2 MAAC), 79-65, at Leede Arena.

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Snapshot

By Layne Moffett | January 16, 2004

The No. 16 Big Green (6-4-5, 4-1-3 ECAC) looks to bounce back from Tuesday night's 5-0 drubbing from UNH as they host key ECAC match-ups against Clarkson (9-8-3, 4-4-1 ECAC) tonight and St.

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Tuck too much for hockey club

By Roy Small and Jamil Batcha | January 16, 2004

Following their win over Tuck last fall, the Dartmouth Club Hockey team granted their opponents the opportunity of a rematch this past Sunday.

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Bobcats deliver a tough road loss to men's hoopsters

By Ben Zimmerman | January 15, 2004

One point losses are tough to bear. So when the Dartmouth men got a chance to avenge their 65-64 loss to Quinnipiac University, they came out ready to play.

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Rose deserves no Hall of Fame bid

By Jesse Klempner | January 15, 2004

The last brick came tumbling down on Jan. 3. A protective wall that had a taken a lifetime to erect was finally gone, and behind it we found a man prostrate before the nation.

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'Battle for the Riverstone' ends in disappointing shut-out

By Elliot Olshansky | January 14, 2004

Without captain Brian Van Abel '04, Dartmouth was overwhelmed 5-0 by No. 9 UNH Wildcats

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Aquatic Green men drop hammer at URI

By Ben Cassady | January 14, 2004

The Dartmouth men's swimming and diving teams were cooler than being cool in their successful defense of the two-day Rhode Island Invitational that concluded Sunday.

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Track opens indoor campaign in Leverone this weekend

By Jesse Klempner | January 9, 2004

Both the men's and women's indoor track teams open up their season at home in the comfortable confines of Leverone Field House with the running of the Dartmouth Relays.

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Squash teams remain undefeated in new year

By Nedko Kyuchukov | January 9, 2004

The Dartmouth men's and women's squash teams both won against Williams on Wednesday night, Jan. 6, in Williamstown, Mass. The women overcame an initial deficit to post a 6-3 victory. "Unfortunately, we had a couple of problems with two of the girls being ill, Crosby Haynes '04 at No.

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Snapshot

By Sam Ceppos | January 9, 2004

Hugh Jessiman '06 and the Big Green men's ice hockey team will have a chance to gain a season sweep against rival Vermont on Saturday.

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Crusaders top Green, despite Pattman's double-double

By Ben Zimmerman | January 8, 2004

Coming off Saturday's 56-54 win over Harvard, the Big Green men's basketball team was riding a wave of adrenaline and desperate to make up for its slow start.

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Women's hoops scores impressive upsets over break

By Avni Shah | January 7, 2004

A month's worth of gritty play and a strong team effort earned the women's basketball team continued wins over winter break.

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Shuffling lines scores big for No. 13 men's hockey

By Elliot Olshansky | January 5, 2004

As a team that went 5-8 on the road a year ago, the Dartmouth men's hockey team couldn't have been happy about hitting the road for nine straight games from Nov.

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ECAC play to heat up lady icers

By Tony Hao | January 5, 2004

The women's hockey team has amassed an impressive 3-1-1 record in five tough games since Nov. 28.

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Football looks to close season with win against Tigers

By Elliot Olshansky | November 21, 2003

Seniors hope for happy ending, underclassmen searching for momentum as 'reborn legacy' grows up

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Men to tip off against Stony Brook before heading to Hawaii tournament

By Elliot Olshansky | November 20, 2003

The 2003-04 Dartmouth men's basketball season tips off tomorrow night in Stony Brook, N.Y., and there's only one certainty: It's a whole new ball game. Gone are 11 of the 16 All-Ivy players from last season.

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Club hockey takes second at tournament in Thompson

By Roy Small | November 20, 2003

Editor's Note: This article was written by a member of the Dartmouth Club Hockey Team. Readers are advised that while the results of the games are represented accurately, other information, including characterizations of players, coaches, and opposing teams, may be exaggerated, or even ficticious. On Friday and Saturday the Dartmouth Club Hockey team celebrated its glorious conception with the third annual epic tournament known as the Kraev Kup, in honor of the its founding father, Alex "Sasha" Kraev '01.

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