Sports
Christian paces women's laxers in win over Terriers
By Matt Miller | May 9, 2003Big Green uses tough home victory to advance to the second round of the NCAA Tournament
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Women's lax falls to Terps, Dukes
By Matt Miller | March 28, 2003The Dartmouth women's lacrosse team, ranked 10th nationally, came up short against powerhouses Maryland and James Madison University with scores of 9-2 and 6-4 respectively on a difficult road trip over spring break. After winning its first two games of the season, the defeats over break dropped the Big Green's record to 2-2. The normally productive Dartmouth offense appeared impotent in their game against the No.
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No. 12-ranked women's lax team set to open new season
By Matt Miller | February 27, 2003A new season gets underway for the Dartmouth women's lacrosse team this Saturday afternoon at Scully-Fahey Field, as the University of New Hampshire Wildcats pay a visit to Hanover for a 1 p.m.
Opinion
A New Coach Needed
By Matt Miller | February 15, 2001To the Editor: The members of the Dartmouth men's soccer team are disappointed to lose our head coach, Fran O'Leary.
Sports
Rugby team finishes regular season play
By Matt Miller | October 31, 1995The Men's Rugby team beat the University of Massachusetts 32-7 last weekend to wrap up the second consecutive season in which both the A and B sides went undefeated.
Sports
Rugby club clinches New England title
By Matt Miller | October 23, 1995The Men's Rugby team wrapped up its defense of the New England Division I Championship with a Homecoming victory over Harvard on Saturday. Along with the repeat title, the team improved to 6-0, extending a streak of 15 regular season wins stretching back to 1993 and guaranteeing themselves a first round home game in the Northeastern Rugby Union playoffs. Harvard gave the Green the challenge that was expected from the traditional rivalry.
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Rugby kills Amherst: Men prepare for title match this weekend
By Matt Miller | October 11, 1995The Men's Rugby team plays the University of Connecticut this Saturday in a match that will determine the New England Championship -- a title the Big Green has held for six of the past 10 years. The game, which will be at home on Chase Field, will be a game fans won't want to miss. This past weekend, the ruggers showed just why they are in a position to win it again, as they routed Amherst 74-11. Amherst came into the match looking to repeat its victory of last spring over the Big Green.
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Rugby clubs continue to dominate
By Matt Miller | October 3, 1995Men defeat BU, stay unbeaten