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April 7, 2026
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Sailors have another winning weekend

By James Lamb | May 2, 2003

Just a week after the lady sailors qualified for the ISCA Women's National Championship, the co-ed squads went down to the wire to claim a berth for their own Big Dance. With all the thrills and heart-stopping moments of the NCAA basketball tourney, Dartmouth started out the first portion of the event against the stiffest competition in the country.

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Cycling team finishes season as the Ivy League's best

By Dale Apgar | May 1, 2003

Louden, N.H. -- Following the lead of men's captain Todd Yezefski '04, the Dartmouth Cycling team took home the Ivy Cup last weekend, marking the first time since 1981 that Dartmouth is the premier cycling team among its Ancient Eight competitors. The Big Green cyclists put themselves in prime position to repeat as the nation's Division II champion by augmenting the lead they brought into the Eastern Cycling Championships this past weekend in eastern New Hampshire. Entering the weekend, Dartmouth was third in the Ivy League, 14 points behind the Harvard Crimson and four behind Princeton -- deficits that set the stage for a dramatic finish to the Easter Collegiate Cycling Conference (ECCC) regular season. The rain and cool temperatures during the road race on Saturday didn't deter men's A rider Michael Barton '03 from breaking from the pack and out-working the field to take first place. Yezefski sprinted the legs off the chasing peleton to finish third, followed by Tim Clement '05 and Bing Knight '05, who finished 11th and 12th, respectively. The duo of Kristina Eaton '04 and Amy Wallace '04 also pulled out 11th- and 12th-place finishes, respectively, in the women's A field despite mechanical trouble and a shortened race due to the inclement weather. Breyton Osgood '03 couldn't fight off the lactic acid buildup in his legs to hold off the other riders in the final climb of the men's B field, finishing five seconds off the leader in sixth place.

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Track sets school record in relay

By Zachary Pfeiffer | April 30, 2003

Dartmouth athletes from the men and women's track teams competed outstandingly, both at the Penn Relays in Philadelphia and an invitational that Dartmouth hosted at Memorial Field, in a final tune-up for the Heptagonal Championships next weekend. The most notable performance of the weekend belongs to the women's 4 x 1500m relay team, which broke the school record by nearly 10 seconds.

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Big Green baseball wins three of four against Yale

By Elliot Olshansky | April 30, 2003

Mother Nature was not particularly kind to the Big Green baseball team this weekend, as Saturday's rainstorm left Dartmouth to play its four-game series with Yale on Sunday and Monday at Yale Field, with a game at Boston College scheduled for yesterday afternoon. Still, Dartmouth weathered the storm well, going 3-2 during the stretch after taking three out of four games from the Bulldogs -- including a memorable 17-2 romp in the series opener -- to remain one game behind Harvard in the Red Rolfe division heading into next weekend's series against the Crimson. On Sunday, the Big Green and Bulldogs opened the first game on even footing, as each team scored a first inning run.

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Golfers take sixth at Ivy Champs

By Dan Weinberg | April 30, 2003

The Dartmouth men and women's golf teams struggled last weekend, as both teams finished sixth at the Ivy League Championships to cap off the spring season. Mark Christman '06 finished ninth overall in the men's championship with rounds of 75-77-80 -- 232, leading the way for the Big Green. "I felt I had a shot at winning the tournament individually, but I made some bad decisions on the final nine holes," Christman said.

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Big Green enjoys a week of sailing success

By James Lamb | April 25, 2003

The playoffs are the time to bring it or go home. Provided we define "it" as stylish, aggressive and efficient racing, that's exactly what the Dartmouth sailing team accomplished over the weekend at the New England Women's Championship at Brown University. The two-day event greeted the lady sailors with warm, pleasant conditions as a welcome change from the dismal drizzle of recent weeks.

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Women's rugby trounces No. 2 Navy

By Annie Snider | April 25, 2003

This past weekend, the Dartmouth women's rugby club traveled to San Diego for the first round of the Sweet Sixteen. Saturday saw the 15th-seeded DWRC pull off an emphatic 27-12 upset of No.

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Radcliffe gets best of women's crew team

By Anne O'Hagen | April 24, 2003

The Dartmouth women's crew team fell to stiff competition at last Saturday's home races on the Connecticut River against Radcliffe and Syracuse. In first varsity action, top-ranked Radcliffe claimed victory with a time of 6:11.1.

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Yale deals a double heartbreak to Big Green softball

By Lisa Glassman | April 24, 2003

The Dartmouth softball team continued its Ivy League season this past weekend with home doubleheaders against Brown on Friday and Yale on Saturday. The Big Green split its Friday double-dip with the Bears (12-14, 3-2 Ivy League), winning the afternoon game 4-3, before losing the nightcap 6-1. Brown took the lead first in the afternoon game, scoring an unearned run in the third inning on an infield error. Dartmouth had an explosive fourth inning to gain the lead.

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Equestrian prepares for All-Ivies

By Meredith Hartley | April 24, 2003

Last Saturday, the Dartmouth Equestrian team rode well at the New England Classic held at Morton Farm. As a post-season show, the New England Classic does not count in terms of points or advancing to Nationals, but it is still one of the most competitive shows of the year. Fourteen team brought their top eight riders to compete.

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Cyclists aiming for league title

By Dale Apgar | April 23, 2003

The Dartmouth cycling team used strong finishes by team members in all categories in the last two weekends to gain momentum going into the final regular season race next week in New Hampshire. The weekend of April 11, the Big Green cyclists traveled to West Point, N.Y.

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In big league baseball, Remlinger '88 is quite a relief

By Elliot Olshansky | April 22, 2003

Editor's Note: This is the first in a series of articles profiling Dartmouth alumni in professional sports. For Mike Remlinger '88, a road trip to New York used to mean taking the mound at Andy Coakely Field, a 300-seat venue tucked away in a corner of Columbia's Baker Field Athletic Complex. Just over 15 years later, as another generation of Dartmouth baseball players prepares to make the trip to Coakely Field, Remlinger puts on his Chicago Cubs uniform in the visitors' clubhouse at Shea Stadium, preparing to take the mound against the New York Mets in front of 17,244 fans. As far as he's come, however, Remlinger doesn't make much of the contrast.

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