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Women's hockey exceeds expectations, wins Ivy League crown

By Erika Tower | March 7, 1995

It was supposed to be a rebuilding year. Dartmouth was not supposed to win the Ivy League, nor was it supposed to reach the ECAC tournament. But the women's hockey team did just that, finishing the season with a 16-8-4 overall record, 7-1-2 Ivy League record, and a banner reading "Ivy League Champions" to remind future spectators of the 1995 season. What gave the team this success?

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Men's basketball stakes claim to second

By Rohit Chandra And David Hemmer | March 6, 1995

"There hasn't been a Dartmouth team since '59 that has done any better," exulted Dartmouth Coach Dave Faucher after his Big Green beat Cornell Saturday night. With wins over Columbia and Cornell this weekend, the Big Green finish their season with a tremendous 10-4 mark in the Ivies (13-13 overall) and will tie for second place if Princeton loses at Pennsylvania this week. Senior Captain Jamie Halligan went out with a bang, scoring 21 against Cornell to go with nine rebounds and some sparkling assists to Sea Lonergan '97.

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Men's hoops fights for second place in Ivies

By David Hemmer | March 3, 1995

Second place in the Ivy League will be on the line this weekend when the Dartmouth men's basketball team hosts Columbia and Cornell to close out its 1994-95 edition. If Dartmouth wins both games, and Princeton loses one of its next three games, the Big Green will guarantee themselves a tie for second place. "We're pumped up, excited.

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Hockey to host Yale, Princeton

By Jeffrey Beyer | March 3, 1995

The men's hockey team has only two more games to show it deserves a spot in the ECAC playoffs. But, unfortunately, it may be too late. A three-game losing streak has left the Big Green (5-13-2 ECAC, 7-16-2 overall) entrenched in last place in the ECAC and on the brink of elimination.

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Playoff chances still alive, barely

By Jeffrey Beyer | March 3, 1995

The cryptic playoff picture in the ECAC will be finalized for good this weekend, the last one of the regular season. As convoluted as it is, there is a scenario that would allow twelfth-place Dartmouth to get into the postseason dance. To make the playoffs Dartmouth must first win both of their games this weekend, against Princeton and Yale and hope the Union Skating Dutchmen lose both their games on the road, against Colgate and Cornell. This would lift Dartmouth into a tenth-place tie with Union. The first tiebreaker is head-to-head record, which would not break the tie, since the Dartmouth-Union season series ended tied 1-1. The second tiebreaker is composite points against the Top 4 league teams.

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Rochat '95 provides offense, leadership

By Erika Tower | March 2, 1995

Fans of the women's hockey team hardly bat an eye anymore when the announcer at Thompson Arena drones "Dartmouth goal scored by number four, Rachel Rochat." Rochat, the captain and lone senior on the women's hockey team, showed the Dartmouth community and beyond what she was made of this past season. Rochat finished the season as the team's second leading scorer, only six points behind teammate Sarah Howald '96.

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Blackwell '91 signs with Celtics

By David Hemmer | March 2, 1995

James Blackwell '91 signed a 10-day contract with the National Basketball Association's Boston Celtics Tuesday, beefing up the Celtic's beleaguered collection of point guards. Celtics point guard David Wesley is out for a month recuperating from knee surgery performed last Thursday, while point-guard Jay Humphries is out indefinitely, also with knee problems. The injuries left the Celtics with only one point guard, Sherman Douglas. This is Blackwell's second stint in the NBA.

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Swimmers finish best year ever

By Richard Petty | March 1, 1995

The women's swim team has finished its most successful season ever. Its 8-3 regular season record and sixth place finish at the Eastern Seaboard Championships last weekend earned the team the distinction of best squad in Dartmouth history. At Easterns, Dartmouth scored 341 points to earn sixth place -- Princeton finished first with 635 points. "I am extremely happy with how our team did the entire season, and I believe the team will have even more success next season," Captain Cory Murphy '95 said.

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Bloom '95 nominated for Disney scholarship

By David Hemmer | March 1, 1995

Football team co-Captain Josh Bloom '95 yesterday was named one of 20 football finalists for the Annual National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics/Disney Scholar-Athlete Postgraduate Scholarships. The 20 finalists were chosen from 58 nominees, all football players.

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Track teams run strong at Heptagonals

By Matthew Holmwood | February 28, 1995

After notching victories in the 3,000 and 5,000 meters, and joining teammates in Dartmouth's 4x800 second place finish, Sam Wilbur '94 was named the Outstanding Male Performer at the Heptagonal Championships last weekend at Cornell. His award highlights a slew of strong performances from the Dartmouth teams, concentrated in the distance events that have been the strong point for both the men's and women's indoor track teams this season. With the aid of Ted Fitzpatrick '95 and Aaron Bouplon '95, Wilbur ran up 46 of Dartmouth's 96 points.

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Men's squash finishes 11th

By David Hemmer | February 28, 1995

The Dartmouth men's squash team finished its team season last weekend, finishing 11th at the NISRA team championships at Princeton University. The team opened the tournament with an 8-1 loss to Navy, which set up a rematch with Franklin and Marshall, a team Dartmouth beat 5-4 earlier in the season.

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Princeton defeats women's hockey 5-3

By Erika Tower | February 27, 1995

In an unofficial battle for the Ivy League title, Princeton beat Dartmouth 5-3, sending Princeton to the semifinals of the ECAC tournament and sending Dartmouth home for the season. Princeton, seeded number three in the tournament had the home ice advantage over the sixth-seeded Big Green. Dartmouth has had trouble playing at Princeton.

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Women's hoops stays in first

By Kate Shanahan | February 27, 1995

For Bets, Brando, Stuckles and Wilsa, Leede Arena is now just a memory. These four seniors, also known as Betsy Gilmore, Brandi Jones, Laurie Stucker and Ilsa Webeck, played their last two games at home this weekend. Unfortunately, Brown's outside shooting enabled it to defeat the Big Green, 65-59.

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