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Men's basketball drops weekend pair

By Rohit Chandra | February 20, 1995

This season's roller coaster ride took another dip this weekend as the Big Green men's basketball team dropped games on the road to powers Pennsylvania and Princeton. The losses virtually eliminated the Big Green from Ivy title contention, although few doubted that Penn would win it this year, anyhow. Pennsylvania 73, Dartmouth 62 On Friday, at the intimidating Palestra in Philadelphia, Penn., the men kept the game close before falling, 73-62.

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Hoops looks to extend win streak at #1 Penn

By Rohit Chandra | February 17, 1995

The Big Green will assay for their shot at the Ivy League title this weekend when they take on league-leading Penn and stingy Princeton in a pair of tough road games. To have a shot at the elusive Ivy crown, Dartmouth needs to win both games.

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Lonergan '97 leads basketball team

By Matthew Holmwood | February 16, 1995

He streaked down the right side, caught a pass from point guard Kenny Mitchell '97 and exploded with a two-handed, in-your-face, reverse dunk that brought looks of awe from the crowd and raised his teammates off the bench.

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Gilmore 94, Lonergan '97, named Players of the Week

By Dave Hemmer | February 15, 1995

The Dartmouth basketball teams swept four games this weekend, so it should not be surprising that Dartmouth also won this week's Ivy League Player of the Week honors. Guard Sea Lonergan '97 was named men's Ivy League Player of the Week for the third time this season for his play in two Dartmouth victories last weekend.

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Hockey breaks slump

By Jeffrey Beyer | February 13, 1995

With its playoff hopes fading and a brutal nine-game losing streak staring them in the face, the men's hockey team was not expected to put up a tough fight this weekend at Thompson Arena. But someone forgot to tell the Big Green, who erupted with back-to-back wins, a 7-3 trashing of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and a 6-5 decision over Union. The wins were the team's first since Dec.

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Fencers prepare for next week's New England Championships

By Matthew Holmwood | February 9, 1995

The weekend after Winter Carnival, the Dartmouth men's and women's fencing team will compete in the New England Championships. Men's Co-Captain Matt Richardson '97 is guardedly optimistic about the men's team's chances, saying that there is a "really good" chance that they will finish amongst the top three, and possibly win. Women's Captain Bethany Marston '97 also predicts an improved performance this year, as the women's team, "will fence a full team this year." Last year only two women competed. The men's team is currently ranked fourth in New England, and Richardson said that, "since that time we have really been coming on." At last year's Championship, the men's team finished seventh in a competition of 15 teams. Both the men's and women's teams have improved over the last three years since Josh Marks '96, Zach Stein '96 and Vanessa Butnick '95 brought fencing back to Hanover.

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Roger Williams calls off men's volleyball game

By Nathaniel Leclery | February 8, 1995

The Dartmouth men's volleyball game at Roger Williams University yesterday was cancelled because the Dartmouth team no longer has varsity status, according to team Captain Jeremy Longinotti '96. Roger Williams College also tried to remove Dartmouth from a tournament at Roger Williams, in Bristol, R.I., this Saturday.

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