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Ski team competes at Bates

By Brian Fleming | January 24, 1996

The Dartmouth men's and women's ski team kicked off their season last weekend with a third place finish at the Bates Winter Carnival. Dartmouth finished with 527 points, but the Big Green were well off the pace of the top two finishers, the University of Vermont and the University of New Hampshire, which finished with 585 and 584 points respectively. The men's nordic team began the weekend Friday, by finishing a disappointing fifth place in the three by five kilometer skating relays. The women did not fair much better in their race, as they also earned a fifth place finish. "The nordic teams really had a rough weekend because of the weather and all of the injuries," Andy Martin'96 said. The alpine teams did considerably better on Saturday and actually took home two individual titles. Jen Collins '99 began her collegiate career in style with a victory in the women's slalom and a time of 88.34 seconds.

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Athlete of the Week

By The Dartmouth | January 24, 1996

Jen Stamp '96 led the Big Green women's basketball team to a victory against Lafayette last weekend and to a tie for a share of first place in the Ivy League. Stamp, a co-captain of the team, is the leading scorer for the Big Green, averaging 13.6 points per game.

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Tracksters qualify

By Sarah Hood | January 24, 1996

The men's and women's track teams were back in action last weekend as the men traveled to Boston University to compete in the championship round of the New England Cup and the women competed at Brown in the finals of the Challenge Cup. The Big Green men finished the meet in third place overall behind powerful University of Connecticut and Heptagonal rival Brown University. In the 3,000 meter, co-Captain Jack Dwyer '96 turned in a fine individual effort, placing second with a good enough time to qualify for the IC4A Championship Meet in March.

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Volleyball improves to 2-0 on the season

By Mark Woodard | January 23, 1996

The men's volleyball team had its second match of the season this past Saturday at Leede Arena against the Northeastern Huskies, winning 3-1 to rise to 2-0 on the season. The Big Green got off to a rough start falling behind 10-4 to a Northeastern team that was "intense, very ready to play," according to team co-Captain Jeremy Longinotti '96. Making an adjustment, Longinotti, who helps coach the team since volleyball is a club sport, brought Rick Fasani '96 in to the setter position.

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Women swim personal bests

By Richard Petty | January 23, 1996

The women's swim team swam Columbia and Cornell this weekend, with very different results and ending with a 2-4 overall record (2-2 Ivy League). The team hung with the Columbia Lions early on in the meet, but roared back in the second half for a 162-138 victory on Saturday. On Sunday, the team fell behind early and never recovered, losing the meet 174-126. The Big Green came to the Karl B.

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Squash teams keep winning records

By Austin Whitman | January 22, 1996

Recent match play has found the men's and women's squash teams profiting from their vigorous fall training. Both squads enjoyed 9-0 victories at their last matches, the men against Cornell and the women against Middlebury.

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Men's hockey takes to the road

By Jeffrey Beyer | January 19, 1996

The Dartmouth men's hockey team has won three straight games, and is clearly on a roll. But the Big Green will find out just how good they are this weekend when they hit the road to face the Clarkson Golden Knights and the St.

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Women's hockey wins

By Erika Tower | January 18, 1996

It's a win, and the women's hockey team will take it no matter what it looked like. The team faced off against Middlebury last night in Thompson Arena.

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Athlete of the Week

By The Dartmouth | January 17, 1996

Sea Lonergan '97 surpassed the 1,000 point mark in his Big Green career last Saturday earning him this week's Athlete of the Week award. Lonergan, all Ivy Rookie of the Year as a freshman and a unanimous All-Ivy selection last year, is the team's leading scorer with 18.7 points per game.

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Hockey dominates

By Erika Tower | January 16, 1996

It is a goal that Northeastern goalie Shannon Meyers will not forget for a while. A goal that should not have tarnished Northeastern's then-perfect ECAC record, 6-0. But it did. The goal, by Amy Coelho '97, came late in the second period, and could not even be called a shot. Coelho, whose team was tied with the Huskies at one, simply wanted to dump the puck into Northeastern's end to give her team time to switch lines. Except for Meyers, no one was in Northeastern's half of the ice.

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