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Varsity sports see repeat championships, tough seasons this fall

By Danielle Okonta | November 14, 2016

Women’s Soccer At the beginning of the season, the women’s soccer team defeated Iona College 3-0 at home on Burnham Field.

Earlier this year, the athletic department announced the end of a 58-year partnership with Dartmouth Broadcasting.

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Dartmouth Broadcasting’s game coverage comes to an end

By Evan Morgan and Sabena Allen | November 14, 2016

Evan Morgan '19 and Sabena Allen '19 explore the College's recent decision to end sports coverage through Dartmouth Broadcasting.

Nationally, men's and women's Division I lacrosse teams have participated in early recruiting.

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Ivy League proposes new legislation to combat early recruiting

By Alex Leibowitz | November 14, 2016

On Sept. 21, the Ivy League proposed new legislation to the NCAA to combat early recruiting, ensuring coaches will not contact recruits before their junior year.

The women's tennis team has consistently boasted strong retention rates over the past three years.

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Coaches, professor reflect on athletic teams' retention rates

By Ashley DuPuis | November 14, 2016

Ashley DuPuis '19 returns to the world of retention rates on Dartmouth's varsity athletic teams.

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NARP Meets World: A New Hope

By Matt Yuen | November 14, 2016

Matt Yuen '19 discusses the possible ending of his column and its future place within The D.

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The Weekend Roundup: Week Nine

By Nathan Albrinck and James Handal | November 14, 2016

In this fall's final roundup, James Handal '19 and Nathan Albrizck '20 recap Big Green sports games and meets, including the opening men's basketball game and the swimming and diving team's first competition.

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Just A Bit Outside: Hendricks Takes the Postseason

By Sam Stockton | November 13, 2016

In his final column for the term, Sam Stockton '19 praises Kyle Hendricks '12 for his excellent performance during the postseason.

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NARP Meets World: The End of a Legacy

By Matt Yuen | November 11, 2016

Find out what Matt Yuen '19 means when he writes, "From the very inception of NARP Meets World, it’s been a constant war of attrition between the editors of this paper and myself."

Racquel Lyn ’20 qualified for the semifinal round of the ITA Regional Championship in October.

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One-on-One with Racquel Lyn '20

By Jonathan Katzman | November 11, 2016

This week, Jonathan Katzman '17 sits down with Racquel Lyn '20 to talk about her early success on the women's tennis team.

The women's rugby team went varsity in 2015.

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Separate and equal? An in-depth look at Dartmouth athletics' compliance with Title IX

By Mark Cui | November 7, 2016

Mark Cui '19 details what the three prongs of Title IX are and what it means to be in compliance with the legislation regarding Dartmouth Athletics.

Phone apps make visualizing and assessing progress throughout the NFL season easier for fantasy football participants.

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Students compete and keep in touch through fantasy football

By Nathan Albrinck | November 7, 2016

Nathan Albrinck '20 explores the booming world of fantasy football at Dartmouth.

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Just a Bit Outside: Championship Moments

By Sam Stockton | November 7, 2016

Sam Stockton '19 reflects on key moments in the Chicago Cubs' historic World Series Championship win and makes a prediction for next year's series.

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Hot Takes: The end of Baseball season, the start of Basketball season and why I hate the NFL

By Max Zhuang | November 7, 2016

Max Zhuang '19 discusses this past week's key moments across multiple professional sports leagues, including the Chicago Cubs' historic World Series Championship win over the Cleveland Indians.

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The Weekend Roundup: Week Eight

By Jonathan Katzman , James Handal , Emma Sklarin and Samantha Hussey | November 7, 2016

As fall sports comes to a close, James Handal '19, Samantha Hussey '20 and Emma Sklarin '18 detail this past weekend's games, including football and the men's soccer team's wins over Cornell University.

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Ivy League rules Columbia and Penn men's soccer to play second game

By Gayne Kalustian and Alexander Agadjanian | November 4, 2016

Columbia University and the University of Pennsylvania men’s soccer teams will play again in light of Harvard University’s cancellation of its men’s soccer team’s season, according to Trevor Rutledge-Leverenz, assistant executive director for communications and championships for the Ivy League.

The Women's Rugby team competes for the Ivy League Championship this Sunday.

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Rugby team to compete for second consecutive Ivy League title

By Danielle Okonta | November 4, 2016

After defeating Brown University 45-14 Homecoming weekend, the women’s rugby team is set to play Harvard University for the Ivy Championship on Sunday.

As both Columbia and Dartmouth sit at a 3-1-1 in second place, the treatment by the Ivy League of Harvard’s completed and forfeited games could have Championship implications.

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Cancelled Harvard men's soccer season could impact Ivy League standings

By Kourtney Kawano and Gayne Kalustian | November 3, 2016

Harvard University cancelled its men's soccer season following the discovery of documents discussing women in sexually explicit terms, possibly impacting the League Championship.

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For the love of the game

By Ashley DuPuis | October 31, 2016

Sports have a long and storied history at the College and to this day make up an enduring component of campus life with around 25 percent of the student population participating in one of the 35 varsity intercollegiate teams.

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Just a Bit Outside with Sam Stockton '19

By Sam Stockton | October 31, 2016

How Cleveland Took Control (and how Chicago lost it) Game 1 can be summed up pretty much in two words: Corey Kluber.

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NARP Meets World with Matt Yuen '19

By Matt Yuen | October 31, 2016

Week 8: A Struggle Stop reading for just a second, and take a look around you.