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Women's basketball wins

By Amy Hatch And Kate Shanahan | January 3, 1996

With last night's 81-73 win against Siena, the Dartmouth women's basketball team showed exactly why they were ranked number two in the Ivy League preseason polls. Key plays by freshman Gyvonne Pinkston and Sally Annis '97 enabled the women to tie the game in regulation and dominate the five minute overtime. Siena led by one at the half when the score was 40-39, but Dartmouth came back in the second half with several players scoring in double figures.

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Fall sports conclude; men stay consistent

By Sports Staff | November 22, 1995

Crew The men's heavyweight crew team concluded its fall season this weekend at the Foot of the Charles in Boston, and although the team did not manage to crack the top 10 with any of their boats, the race was not a total loss. "We definitely didn't perform the way we would have liked to this weekend," said co-Captain Brian Palm '96.

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Big Green runners place in NCAAs

By Amy Hatch | November 21, 1995

The Dartmouth cross country teams finished their seasons in fine fashion yesterday with respectable finishes in the NCAA Championships in Ames, Iowa. The Big Green women, ranked consistently in the nation throughout the season, impressively placed 11th with 257 points, which was only two points from placing in the top ten. Maribel Sanchez '96 again led the Big Green placing 16th in the competitive field of runners.

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Men's swimming overcomes Brown

By Amy Hatch | November 20, 1995

The men's swimming team opened its season Saturday in fine fashion, placing second in its annual tri-meet against Navy and Brown in Providence. Having lost to Brown last season in the same meet after leading the Bears the entire time, Dartmouth was out for revenge.

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Men's hockey drops two home games

By Jeffrey Beyer | November 20, 1995

There is an old adage in sports that says the first win of the season is the hardest one to get. The men's hockey team -- still winless through six regular season games -- will attest to this, having lost games to Colgate and Cornell over the weekend despite playing possibly its best hockey of the season. The Big Green dropped a tough 3-2 decision to the Colgate Red Raiders Friday night at Thompson Arena, and fell to the Cornell Big Red 4-3 in overtime on Saturday night. The losses dropped the Big Green to 0-5-1 overall on the season and 0-4-0 in the Eastern College Athletic Conference. Still, Coach Roger Demment asserted no one on the team is panicking. "It's still early in the season," he said.

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Women's hockey splits weekend

By Erika Tower | November 20, 1995

The women's hockey team split its first two regular season home games this past weekend. Saturday, the team narrowly missed an opportunity to defeat the University of New Hampshire, falling in a 3-2 loss.

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Hockey hosts two weekend games

By Jeffrey Beyer | November 17, 1995

After two long, tough road trips, the men's hockey team is hoping the familiarity and comfort of playing at home this weekend will help the quest for the Big Green's first victory of the season. The Big Green take on the Colgate Red Raiders tonight at Thompson Arena at 7:30 p.m.

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Equestrian concludes

By Amy Hatch | November 17, 1995

The Dartmouth equestrian team has been competing in full force this fall, with notable improvement, and finished its season last weekend at a show on Cape Cod. By placing second in the show sponsored by Boston University, the Big Green earned its highest place this year. Dartmouth was in first place at the show until BU's top rider squeaked by with a win in the last division, boosting BU's score to 41.

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Sailing team finishes successful fall season

By Amy Hatch | November 17, 1995

Not rain, not sleet, not even snow was going to stop the Big Green women sailors from competing in the annual Atlantic Coast Championships this past weekend at Hobart. After canceling all races on Saturday because of high winds, the women sailors had to scrape ice off the boats and bail out snow on Sunday morning in order to sail. "There were some interesting conditions," Coach Brian Doyle said.

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Youth leads Big Green

By Erika Tower | November 15, 1995

In just one year, the women's volleyball team has made a 180 degree turn over previous play. Not only did it improved its record from 2-18 last season to 14-9 this season, but it has also set a new record for wins in a season. So who's the secret weapon?

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