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April 2, 2026
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Dirksen '00 named Ivy tennis Player of the Year

By Sarah Mclaughlin | May 20, 1999

Tuesday's release of the All-Ivy League lists for the sport of tennis bestowed the utmost honor to Dartmouth's tennis star Rebecca Dirksen '00. In a unanimous vote, Dirksen, who has been making history left and right this season, was chosen as the Ivy League Player of the Year for the sport of women's tennis.

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Women's lax heads to Virginia for quarters showdown

By Kevin Demoff | May 7, 1999

If nothing else, tomorrow's matchup with No. 2 Virginia in Charlottesville should conjure up memories of just how close the Big Green women's lacrosse team came to earning a berth in the national championship game last year. Trailing 6-5 midway through the second half of the NCAA semifinal against Virginia, Kate Graw '00 netted what appeared to be the equalizing goal.

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Baseball ends season with a loss at BC

By Abraham Mahshie | May 6, 1999

The Dartmouth College baseball team wrapped up their season yesterday with a 15-9 loss at Boston College to end the season at 17-23 overall and 9-11 in the Ivies. Dartmouth seniors Mike Conway, Eric Anderson, and Ron Friedman all started and played their last games in Dartmouth uniforms.

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Soccer's Eastman '99 named Academic All-American

By Austin Zalkin | April 20, 1999

At some schools, the term "student-athlete" is an oxymoron. But Suzanne Eastman '99, an All-American soccer player who yesterday was named to the GTE/CoSIDA Academic All-America Team, reaffirmed its validity at Dartmouth. Eastman was one of 16 athletes on the first team, comprised of women in fall and winter NCAA sports other than volleyball and basketball. She is Dartmouth's 16th Academic All-American, and the only Ivy Leaguer on this year's first team. Eastman, the two-time All-Ivy defender who joined teammate Kristin Luckenbill '01 on the All-America team this year, helped the women's soccer team to its first Ivy League title in six years and to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament this past fall. Eastman, the Environmental Studies major from Brightwaters, NY, owns a 3.64 GPA. "She's basically an all-around leader -- the heart of our team," Luckenbill said.

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