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April 1, 2026
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The Pain of a Nation

By Adam Small | April 3, 2001

Al Reyes, may you rot in the fiery tortures that will be conjured for you throughout eternity. That is the general sentiment of Boston sports fans towards the pitcher who two Septembers past felled the mighty Nomar.

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Glory Days

By Robert Kim | March 30, 2001

This weekend, all eyes will be on Minneapolis as the Men's NCAA Final Four commences. With the exception of the Super Bowl, no athletic competition in the country draws as many viewers and media as the NCAA tournament. Some states have even made office pool betting for the tournament (along with the Super Bowl) officially legal, thus cementing its importance in the sporting calendar.

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Baseball suffers early troubles

By Abraham Mahshie | March 28, 2001

The Big Green baseball team returns to action this spring after a record-breaking 2000 season. The Dartmouth squad capped off last season 29-14, and 17-3 in Ivy play (both school highs), with its two final losses coming to Lou Gehrig division champ Princeton in the Ivy Championship series. Dartmouth's exciting 2000 season also saw the team sweep the Ivy Awards (the first team to ever do so) taking Ivy League MVP (Brian Nickerson '00), Ivy Pitcher of the Year (Conor Brooks '00), and Ivy Rookie of the Year (Mike Mileusnic '03). With 18 returning ballplayers, including the entire infield, catcher, and two starting pitchers, the team will look to maintain the chemistry and power displayed in last year's impressive season. Despite quality returning athletes, the Big Green loses three of its most important assets to graduation.

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Hub boasting unnecessary

By Janos Marton | March 28, 2001

Any avid fan knows that great rivalries are what make sports worth watching. Watching Duke battle North Carolina this season, waiting for the inevitable New York Knicks -- Miami Heat playoff series, even watching Sampras and Agassi go at it one more time, these are the most emotional moments in athletics. It goes without saying however, that there is no rivalry more intense than the 98-year-old war between the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees.

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M. soccer hires new coach

By Adam Small | March 28, 2001

The Dartmouth men's soccer team named its new coach yesterday afternoon. Jeff Cook, a former assistant for the Big Green from 1994-95, left his head coaching position for the University of Cincinnati Bearcats. Cook takes over a Dartmouth team that went 12-6, the second most victories in the program's history, and made its seventh appearance in the NCAA tournament where it lost to UCONN.

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Softball struggles, rebounds on spring trip

By Adam Small | March 27, 2001

The Dartmouth women's softball team is coming off its best season ever, a season which produced 32 victories and nearly doubled its number of all-time Ivy League victories. That team lost only two seniors and brought in a five-person freshman class to bolster a team with aspirations to an Ivy title. With all of this, the Big Green opened its season with a very difficult west coast swing which leaves them at 5-9 after their semifinal loss Sunday to Rider at the George Mason tournament. The upside of the trip was that it closed with Dartmouth winning three of its last five games. It all began on March 16th in Moraga, CA, where the Green began the St.

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Big Green squeaks by UVM

By Michael P. Hamilton | March 16, 2001

Lake Placid, N.Y. " Just when you though it was all over, they came through. Mike Maturo '02 and Kent Gillings '03 to be exact. The two members of Dartmouth's production line put their ECAC preliminary game with Vermont into overtime, and then won it 3-2.

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Development team adds depth

By From staff and wire reports | March 7, 2001

Dartmouth Ski Teams have spawned 86 Olympians. Dartmouth's varsity skiing program is one of the most visible collegiate ski programs in the world, with a history dating back to the inauguration of the sport, hosting the first ski race in the world.

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Penn gears up for NCAA bid

By Kimberly Siciliano | March 7, 2001

Ivy League champion Penn chalked up two more wins this weekend, bringing their winning streak to a program-record 20 games, currently the longest streak in the nation in men's and women's basketball.

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