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The “Deets” on The Onion SportsDome

February 7, 2011• Sports • One Comment

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Men’s Basketball Relies on Youth for Success

February 7, 2011• Sports • One Comment

Without a senior on the team, men’s basketball has had to fight hard this season to compete with the physical play in the NESCAC. Coming...

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Off the Water: CC Rowing team utilizes off-season for Winter Training

February 7, 2011• Sports • One Comment

While a seemingly endless parade of record-breaking storms marches across the country and Conn Coll’s erstwhile snow plows bury our cars...

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Women’s Hockey in Playoff Contention

February 7, 2011• Sports • One Comment

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NESCAC Power Rankings: Week of 01/31/11

February 7, 2011• Sports

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Men’s Basketball Going Strong: Consecutive wins streak at four in a row

December 13, 2010• Sports

On Saturday, the men’s basketball team won their fourth game in a row, narrowly defeating Salve Regina 80-78 at the Luce Field House....

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Winnie Edmed Vacates Position as Head Women’s Soccer Coach

December 13, 2010• Sports

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Women’s Hockey Hitting Stride: Sit in the middle of NESCAC going into winter break

December 13, 2010• Sports

This season, the women’s hockey team is heading into their final weekend of play prior to winter break with a 4-5 record (3-3 in NESCAC)....

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Men’s Hockey Buries #4 Middlebury: Sean Curran ’12 off to an incredible start

December 6, 2010• Sports

Men’s hockey has opened up the season on a strong note. Although they alternated wins in their first four games of the year, victories...

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Women’s Basketball Starts Season

December 6, 2010• Sports

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Sewing Up the Loopholes in the NFL’s Concussion Policies

December 6, 2010• Sports

During the last two years, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and his cadre of policy advisors have progressively issued a set of new rules to...

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NESCAC Power Rankings: Week of 11/29/2010

December 6, 2010• Sports

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