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Dartmouth women's basketball is currently fifth in the Ivy League in 3-pointers scored per game.

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Women’s basketball looks to conference play with ‘Mind on 18’ mantra

By Lili Stern | January 14, 2019

The Big Green is the winningest program in Ivy League women’s basketball history, but the last time Dartmouth won an Ivy League championship was 10 years ago, when they raised their 17th championship banner to the rafters of Leede Arena.

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The Weekend Roundup: Week 2

By Evan Morgan , Alex Fredman and Jake Johnson | January 14, 2019

Men's basketball An incredible shooting performance propelled the Big Green to an 81-63 victory over Harvard University in Saturday night’s Ivy League opener, the team’s first opening victory in twelve years.

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Pucks in Deep: How Finland asserted itself as the Clemson of international hockey

By Sam Stockton | January 14, 2019

Golden Finnish: How Finland asserted itself as the Clemson of international hockey With a population of just about five and a half million (roughly that of the state of Minnesota), labeling Finland an underdog on a global stage appears obvious.

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The Accidental Fan: GOOAALLL!!!

By Sabena Allen | January 14, 2019

In this column over the summer, I explored how I became an “Accidental Fan” and the many different ways that all types of fans can engage with sports.

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The Redshirt Senior: A strong opinion about the Pac-12

By Evan Griffith | January 14, 2019

I admittedly only have strong opinions about very few things. For example, I think that undercover traffic cops are bad for society and that the very premise undermines the idea that police should be viewed as a resource available to assist the public at any moment’s notice.

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Football team racks up postseason awards following 9-1 season

By Andrew Wright | January 14, 2019

Looking back at Dartmouth football’s 9-1 fall campaign, there is little doubt that the team’s season was a great one.

Dartmouth track and field athletes competed in a variety of events at the Dartmouth Relays this weekend.

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Fiftieth annual Dartmouth Relays held at Leverone field house

By Osezele Okoruwa | January 14, 2019

This past weekend, Leverone field house played host to the 50th annual Dartmouth Relays, a track and field meet featuring high schoolers, college athletes, and professional competitors.

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Ikoba, Oshoniyi represent men’s soccer at 2019 MLS Combine

By Jake Johnson | January 14, 2019

Kids dream big. They want to be actors on a Hollywood stage, they want to walk on the moon or they want to play pro sports.

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Men's hockey coach Bob Gaudet becomes winningest coach

By Addison Dick | January 11, 2019

On November 30, men’s hockey head coach Bob Gaudet ’81 became the all-time winningest coach in program history with a 3-2 victory over Cornell University.

The Dartmouth men's hockey team is off to a solid 4-2-1 start in conference play.

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Ten teams see action over winter break

By Evan Morgan , Alex Fredman and Emilie Baxter | January 7, 2019

Swimming: Leko and LaMastra headline early meets Before a training trip to the Florida Keys, the Big Green swimming and diving teams traveled to Brown University and Bates College for a pair of meets after Thanksgiving. First-year Mia Leko ’22 highlighted the three-day Bruno Invitational, which began Nov.

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Pucks in Deep: John Tavares is a Leaf

By Sam Stockton | January 7, 2019

I’m guessing you at least caught a glimpse of the picture. Granted, it came out around the time LeBron James signed with the Lakers, so your timeline may have been otherwise occupied.

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The Redshirt Senior: Ivy League Basketball Preview

By Evan Griffith | January 7, 2019

The Redshirt Senior: Ivy League Basketball Preview This college basketball season has certainly provided a fair share of excitement.

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Ski teams poised to build on strong 2018 efforts

By Evan Morgan | January 7, 2019

The Dartmouth ski team racked up a laundry list of accolades last season. Men’s alpine skier of the year?

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Seniors Quinones and Lippold lead women’s basketball team

By Lili Stern | January 7, 2019

After breakout 2017-18 seasons, forward Isalys Quinones ’19 and point guard Cy Lippold ’19 have returned to the court in a similarly dominant fashion.

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Halfway through the season, men’s hockey is uneven but dangerous

By Baily Deeter | January 7, 2019

The Dartmouth men’s hockey team has proven multiple times throughout the first half of this season that it can compete with any team in the country.

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One-on-one with Sandy Ford-Centonze

By Jake Philhower | January 7, 2019

The women’s track and field team took third at the Ivy League Heptagonal Indoor Championships last season to match its best Heps performance since 2014.

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Men's basketball hits new year on high note after good December

By Caitlyn McGovern | January 7, 2019

After playing seven games in three states and two countries in one month, the men’s basketball team is currently 9-7 with a 0.562 win percentage.

The men’s hockey team finished 1-1 at the 30th Ledyard Classic, defeating Army 5-2 but falling to Providence 5-3.

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Dartmouth hockey splits games 1-1 at 30th Ledyard Classic

By Addison Dick | January 3, 2019

The men’s hockey team entered the 30th annual Ledyard Classic tournament looking to start the second half of the season on the right note after finishing the first half of the 2018-19 season with three straight losses.

The men’s and women’s soccer teams finished off their seasons this weekend, each earning their fourth conference win.

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Final wins earn both soccer teams third place in Ivy League

By Baily Deeter | November 12, 2018

Dartmouth’s men’s and women’s soccer teams both had strong 2018 seasons, with each finishing third in Ivy League play and the women’s team recording its best overall finish since 2012.

Behind a career-high 183 rush yards from Jared Gerbino ’20, the Big Green got out to an early lead and held on for a 24-17 win over Harvard University, ending a 15-year drought against the Crimson.

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Top Moments of the Fall: A reflection on breakthrough wins for the Big Green this term

By Lili Stern and Emelie Baxter | November 12, 2018

Football Beats Harvard University for First Time in 15 Years In front of a formidable crowd of students and alumni, the Big Green beat Harvard 24-17 during homecoming for their first win against the Crimson in 15 years and their first at home since 1993.