Sports

Men's soccer bounces back for victory at Holy Cross

By Nedko Kyuchukov | November 5, 2003

Big Green rebounds from tough loss at Harvard to snap losing streak against Crusaders in Worcester

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Field hockey rolls over UMass for fourth straight win

By Ali Youssefi | October 31, 2003

Stucker's third hat trick in four games is all the scoring Dartmouth needs to beat Minutewomen

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Men's water polo wins North Atlantic title

By Mike Block | October 31, 2003

Team earns trip to National Championships with win at division tournament

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Tennis women head into Big Green Invitational on a roll

By Mark Sweeney | October 30, 2003

The Dartmouth women's tennis team continued its impressive fall term by posting an excellent performance at the Women's College Tennis Invitational at the National Tennis Center in New York City on October 10-12.

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Soccer men hang tough through injuries, losing streak

By Avni Shah | October 30, 2003

They started a tremendous 4-0-2, and after Tuesday's loss against Northeastern at home, they are looking at a 4-7-2 record; a seven-game losing streak. Many have commented on the exact reason why the Big Green men's soccer team has not performed up to the level of the stellar play it exhibited earlier this season which promised of yet another Ivy League title.

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Northeastern edges men's soccer

By Nedko Kyuchukov | October 29, 2003

Injury-riddled Green dominates game, only to lose in OT

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Little Firing is a Big Mistake

By Adam Small | October 29, 2003

Small Talk

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Men's soccer bedeviled by Duke as slump continues

By Nedko Kyuchukov | October 23, 2003

Blue Devils get third straight win as Dartmouth men are held scoreless for third straight game

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Equestrian wins at home show

By Steven Orbuch | October 23, 2003

Returning Huang leads five first-place riders in victory

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Sailors hang on to No. 1 ranking

By James Lamb | October 22, 2003

Dartmouth posts strong showing at weekend regattas

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C's Get an A for 'Toine Trade

By Adam Small | October 22, 2003

Small Talk

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Field Hockey: Orange Crush: Green tops Syracuse for second win

By Ali Youssefi | October 20, 2003

Audrey Knutson '07 made the gamewinning goal with 13:35 remaining, giving the Dartmouth field hockey team (2-10, 0-3 Ivy) a 3-2 victory over the Syracuse Orangewomen on Sunday afternoon at Scully-Fahey Field. The Big Green women came into the game riding the momentum of their first win of the season, last weekend's 5-1 victory over Vermont. "We were all just really excited for this game," said Knutson.

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Hoopsters prepare for Madness

By Nedko Kyuchukov | October 17, 2003

The second annual Big Green Midnight Madness event will be held tonight, starting at 11:30 p.m. in Leede Arena in the Alumni Gym.

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Club hockey tuning up for home game against Berlin

By Roy Small | October 16, 2003

Last year, the Dartmouth Hockey Club finished with the all time best record in team history with ten wins and thirteen losses.

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Kiefer locks up women's soccer victory over Syracuse

By Elliot Olshansky | October 16, 2003

Lea Kiefer '04 scored two goals and kept two streaks alive yesterday afternoon at Chase Field. With her first goal, the senior forward extended her point-scoring streak to six games.

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Small Talk

By Adam Small | October 15, 2003

ACC + BC = A-OK

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Green on top at Head of Conn.

By Lane Verlenden | October 15, 2003

Lightweights turn in strong finishes on Connecticut River

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Sailors dominant over weekend at multiple regattas

By James Lamb | October 14, 2003

Vermont, Harvard, Coast Guard and Naval Acadamies see Dartmouth sailors on top of their game

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Green drops in-state field hockey battle to Wildcats

By Ali Youssefi | October 10, 2003

Behind three goals from forward Katie White, the University of New Hampshire defeated the Dartmouth field hockey team, 4-0, Wednesday night at Scully-Fahey Field. Dartmouth (0-9, 0-3 Ivy) remained winless through the first nine games of the season while intrastate rival UNH improved to 5-8 on the year. The Wildcats were able to jump on the board less than seven minutes into the game on a goal from Caitlin Gillen.

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Smith, footballers look to repeat history against Yale

By Elliot Olshansky | October 10, 2003

One year ago, the Big Green football team was 0-3, coming up short three weeks in a row despite dynamic offensive performances from the likes of quarterback Brian Mann '02, wide receiver Jay Barnard '04, and tight end Casey Cramer '04.

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