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Coffin leads laxers over Hartford

By Christopher LaForgia | March 31, 2003

The Dartmouth men's lacrosse team beat the University of Hartford 10-6 on Saturday afternoon at neutral-site Trinity College to maintain a strong pace heading into the difficult Ivy League season. The Big Green improved to 6-1 this season.

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Women's lax falls to Terps, Dukes

By Matt Miller | March 28, 2003

The Dartmouth women's lacrosse team, ranked 10th nationally, came up short against powerhouses Maryland and James Madison University with scores of 9-2 and 6-4 respectively on a difficult road trip over spring break. After winning its first two games of the season, the defeats over break dropped the Big Green's record to 2-2. The normally productive Dartmouth offense appeared impotent in their game against the No.

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Dartmouth outlasts Colgate in grueling quarterfinal

By Dan Weinberg | March 26, 2003

Game 1: Colgate 4, Dartmouth 3 4 OT. Game 2: Dartmouth 3, Colgate 1. Game 3: Dartmouth 5, Colgate 2. Just as the books were closed on Winter term's finals week, the Dartmouth men's hockey team opened its postseason with the Eastern College Athletic Conference quarter-finals against Colgate at Thompson Arena. The first game score is not a misprint -- it really took four 20-minute overtime periods on top of the three regulation sessions to settle the opening match.

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Green tops Harvard for ECAC title, falls in Frozen Four

By Tony Hao | March 25, 2003

The stage was certainly set for one of the most glorious upsets in the history of ECAC tournament history, and the Big Green, playing its preferred role of the underdog, pulled off the biggest victory of its most successful season. Dartmouth was ranked fourth in the nation, in need of a win in the ECAC title game to secure a spot in the Frozen Four tournament.

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Dartmouth presence felt at sailing world championship

By Scott Hogan | March 7, 2003

In early February, the Dartmouth sailing coach and two former Dartmouth sailors traded in their heavy jackets and snowshoes for the summer weather in Auckland, New Zealand for the Team Race World Championship of Sailing. Nine countries were represented at the event from all over the world including the likes of India and the Czech Republic.

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Indoor Heptagonals return to Hanover this weekend

By Jesse Klempner | February 28, 2003

In the words of Big Green men's team captain Tyler Haney '03 "things have come full circle" and for the first time since his freshman winter, the Indoor Heptagonal Championships return to the comfortable confines of Nathaniel Leverone Field House here in Hanover. For the uninformed, Heptagonal Championships include the Ancient Eight as well as the U.S.

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Squash teams end strong seasons

By Ben Noland | February 28, 2003

The sun has set on the 2002-2003 squash season, and although both Dartmouth teams might have had higher aspirations for their championship play, each squad finished the year with impressive records and national recognition. During the weekend of February 14-16, the lady squashers found themselves gunning for a national championship at the annual Howe Cup held at Yale.

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Coach Kinyon enters squash hall of fame

By Ali Youssefi | February 28, 2003

In a ceremony held last weekend at Princeton University, Chuck Kinyon, head coach of the Dartmouth men's tennis team, was formally inducted into the National Intercollegiate Squash Racquets Association Hall of Fame. "I am very honored and proud to be inducted into the Intercollegiate Hall of Fame," Kinyon said.

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