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June 13, 2026
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Baseball splits doubleheaders

By Eric Petitt | April 8, 1996

Never mind the late season snow drizzles up here in Hanover. The Dartmouth baseball team got a second breath of spring air this past weekend. After a frustrating non-league start, the Big Green sluggers started all over again on Friday and Saturday, opening the all-important Ivy League season with two wins in doubleheaders at Princeton and Cornell. "That has been a difficult trip for us," Head Coach Bob Whalen said of the six hour bus rides to Princeton and Cornell.

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Men's volleyball gets 3rd at Ivies

By Mark Woodard | April 4, 1996

After struggling through the first match of the Ivy League tournament last weekend, the men's volleyball club team recovered to take third place overall behind Princeton and Penn. "It was definitely a good finish for us," Captain Jeremy Longinotti '96 said.

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Athlete of the Week

By The Dartmouth | April 3, 1996

Scott Hapgood '97 tallied six goals and two assists to lead his team to a 15-11 victory over the Stony Brook Seawolves this past Sunday, earning him this week's Athlete of the Week award.

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Men's golf squad holds high hopes

By Paul Costello | March 29, 1996

Soon the only white objects to be sailing through the Hanover sky will be the precision-aimed Titleists of the Dartmouth men's golf squad. Though still young and lacking experience, the team hopes to improve on its respectable fall showing. The team returned from a spring trip in Panama City, Florida, where beautiful weather, good golf and an occasional bungee jump prevailed. "[The trip was a] great chance for the team to come back together," Jay Lavender '98 said. "The team is now set," co-Captain Mackenzie Hurd '98 said.

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Gilmer '96, Isler '96 lead team

By Brian Fleming | March 29, 1996

As the baseball team kicks off their season in search of their first Ivy League title since 1987, it is obvious that the team will need to rely on the stellar play and leadership of captains Greg Gilmer '96 and Jake Isler '96. "I really have no individual goals this season," Gilmer said.

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