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Track athletes prevail in events at Princeton

By Zachary Pfeiffer | April 11, 2003

The tri-meet with Harvard and Brown last weekend was cancelled, but some of Dartmouth's track and field athletes went to Princeton instead to compete in the Sam Howell Invitational. Six athletes from the men's and women's teams took first in their events, with athletes from Princeton, Rutgers and The College of New Jersey making an appearance. For the men's team, the strongest showing was in the field events.

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2003 World Series prediction: Oakland over St. Louis

By Mark Sweeney | April 11, 2003

It's spring, so that can only mean one thing -- the start of the Major League Baseball season. Here is a rundown of the top contenders to make the 2003 World Series. Anaheim Angels I'll start with the defending champs (yes, you weren't dreaming last fall, the Angels actually did win the World Series). Anaheim may have been the least active team in all of baseball this off-season, as it was content to retain the entirety of its lineup from last year's squad. Why mess with a good thing, right?

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Sailors persist in tough weather

By James Lamb | April 11, 2003

It has been said that Mother Nature can be especially tricky in New England. Who can disagree after we were briefly teased with sunshine and a dry, somewhat grassy Green, only to have a foot of snow dumped on us in recent days?

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Women's water polo trying for repeat title

By Brian Taylor | April 10, 2003

The Dartmouth women's water polo team (7-1-0) is looking to capture the latter half of back-to-back New England championships after crucial victories this past weekend over MIT, Wellesley, Bates and Boston University. While the team is not entering the New England Championships with an undefeated mark in seeding tournaments as it did last year, the recent play of the women has left other teams searching frantically for a counterattack to the seemingly unrelenting offensive Dartmouth blitzes. Facing Yale in the first seeding tournament, the women were shorthanded five key contributors including All-New England goalie Gillian Morshedi '04 due to both the D-Plan and the concurrent conclusion of the swim season.

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Clayton and Olsen shine in equestrian show at Morton Farm

By Meredith Hartley | April 9, 2003

Lindsay Clayton '04 and John Olsen '05 qualified for Zones in open fences and walk/trot/canter, respectively, in Saturday's competition at Morton Farm. Clayton and Olsen placed second within their classes at the regional competition to qualify for next Saturday's Zones. "I was thrilled with the performance of our two Dartmouth Equestrian members that advanced on to the Zone finals," coach Sally Batton said. "Clayton put in one of her best Open Fences rounds this entire year, and it earned her a spot at the Zones.

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Equestrian is excellent in taking first place at Dartmouth show

By Meredith Hartley | April 3, 2003

The Dartmouth equestrian team captured the championship at its home show at Morton Farm last Saturday. "We haven't had a home show victory in a number of years so this one was particularly sweet," coach Sally Batton said. Dartmouth's stunning home performance is even more impressive because of the work that team members put in before and during the show.

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Women's tennis rallies for a pair of victories in Florida

By Mark Sweeney | April 2, 2003

The Dartmouth women's tennis team experienced a roller coaster week during its spring break trip to Florida, as the Big Green dropped its first three matches in the Sunshine State before reversing its fortunes and gaining victory in its final two matches. Early in the week, Syracuse University, Lynn University and Broward Community College all bettered the Dartmouth squad.

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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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