Sports

UConn and UVM fall victim to Big Green men's tennis

By Stewart Adam | February 27, 2002

The Big Green men's tennis squad strung together a pair of routine wins over the University of Connecticut and the University of Vermont on Saturday at the Boss Tennis Center, bringing its record to 6-3 on the season.

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Women's tennis suffers first loss of spring season

By Mark Sweeney | February 27, 2002

The Dartmouth women's tennis squad suffered two defeats over the weekend, falling to Maryland 7-0 on Saturday and losing 7-0 to Virginia on Sunday.

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2002 Olympics bring Canada a hockey Gold rush

By Kim McCullough | February 26, 2002

It was fate. After half a century of close calls, we finally fulfilled our destiny. Canadians eat, sleep and breathe hockey.

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Big Green figure skating team secures a spot for nationals

By Rebecca Bruccoleri and Ariel Stern-Markovitz | February 26, 2002

This Saturday, the Dartmouth Figure skating team placed second in the Boston University Regional competition to finish second overall in the Eastern Conference.

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Ivy Pair Doubles as Senior Swan Song

By Ed Freidheim | February 22, 2002

Boyd and Osmanovic to Close Careers at Home Against Cornell and Columbia

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Poolwomen Go 3-1 In Connecticut

By From staff and wire reports | February 22, 2002

The Dartmouth women's water polo team established its title-contender status with a 3-1 record at the preseason Yale Invitational on Saturday.

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Ivy Respectability in Balance Against N.Y. Foes

By Morgan Cain | February 22, 2002

3-6 in Ivies, Green On the Road in NYC for Columbia and Ithaca for Cornell

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Stalking Revenge Against the Tigers

By Dan Weinberg | February 22, 2002

Icewomen Look to Make Up Early Loss at Princeton and Battle Yale

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Tennis Balls: Harbingers of a Title?

By David Sherzer | February 22, 2002

Green Play Princeton, Yale; Need 2 Points for Share, 3 for Outright Ivy Title

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Women's tennis swings to a sweep over the weekend

By Stewart Adam | February 21, 2002

The Big Green women's tennis team is quietly and effectively having one of the most successful seasons of the 2002 Dartmouth athletic year.

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Big Green ski with an Olympic mindset

By Adam Cohen | February 21, 2002

Inspired by the recent events at the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, the Dartmouth ski team staged an impressive comeback to overtake Middlebury for second place at the Williams Carnival.

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Male racketeers get swept in the Panhandle State

By Stewart I. Adam III | February 20, 2002

Big Green falls to Tulsa, 6-1 and OSU, 4-2

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Ivy Invasion of Leede Imminent

By Morgan Cain | February 15, 2002

The Dartmouth women's basketball team (6-14, 2-5 Ivy) stays home this weekend to tackle the Princeton Tigers and Penn Quakers in two battles that, if won by Dartmouth,could catapult the Big Green into a tie for third place.

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Green Doesn't Mind P's

By Ed Freidheim | February 15, 2002

Penn, Princeton Not-So-Killer P's Off Yale Losses

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A Color War and a Raider Romp in N.Y.

By Dan Weinberg | February 15, 2002

Big Green Pitted Against Big Red, Formerly Red Raiders in Boonies of Empire State

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Senior Class Throws Down Gauntlet

By David Sherzer | February 15, 2002

Challenges Self to Reach Potential Against First-Place Cornell, Colgate

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Speedsters tear up track at Valentine Invitational

By Adam Cohen | February 13, 2002

The Dartmouth track team and the indoor track at Boston University have had a sort of love affair over the past few seasons.

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Squashers experience mixed results during Carnival

By Jared Thorne | February 12, 2002

Men Squash invaded Hanover, N.H., during Winter Carnival weekend as the Dartmouth men's and women's teams entertained a combination of five teams this weekend.

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Sans Nardella, title-hungry men's icers bound for Provy

By David Sherzer | February 7, 2002

A little rest and some clarity -- that is what this weekend will provide for the Dartmouth men's hockey team. The Big Green has a rare one-game slate this weekend, taking on Brown in an important Ivy League and ECAC affair tomorrow night in Providence. The one gamer will give the team an extra day of rest to mend some of its bruises and will also help the typically chaotic ECAC standings come more into focus. Dartmouth (10-8-4, 7-4-4 ECAC) currently has 18 points and is tied for second place with Harvard and Clarkson -- five points behind Cornell -- but the Big Green and Crimson have played 15 games, while the other 10 teams in the league have played only 14. This weekend, Dartmouth and Harvard each play once while the other 10 play twice, which will level out the games-played category and help everyone -- the title-seeking Big Green included -- know where they stand. "This weekend may add clarity in terms of which teams are near the top of the standings and which are near the bottom," co-captain Mike Maturo '02 said.

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Haggard '03 one of 10 nominees for women's hockey's top honor

By From staff and wire reports | February 7, 2002

Junior forward Carly Haggard (Port Alberni, B.C.) has been named one of the 10 finalists for the 2002 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award. The award recognizes the accomplishments of the most outstanding player in women's intercollegiate varsity hockey each season. "It's a great honor," Haggard said last night. "The other nine nominees are great players," she added.

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