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Friday Night #IvyFootball on NBCSN Highlights This Weekend's Action The first of the Ivy League's four Friday night football matchups on NBCSN gets underway this week, when Dartmouth hosts Penn at 7 p.m. Full Story
Five Ivies Among Semifinalists for NFF William V. Campbell Trophy Five Ivy League football players have been named semifinalists for the 2016 William V. Campbell Trophy, named for the late Bill Campbell, former player and head coach at Columbia. The award recognizes an individual as the absolute best football scholar-athlete in the nation. Full Story
Football Weekly Release - Week 3 Cornell and Dartmouth swept the Ivy League football weekly awards after signature wins over the weekend. Full Story
Field Hockey Weekly Release - Week 5 Harvard goalkeeper Libby Manela was named Ivy League Field Hockey Player of the Week, while freshman teammate Bente van Vlijmen earned Rookie of the Week honors. Full Story
Men's Soccer Weekly Release - Week 5 Penn senior captain Alec Neumann was named the Ivy League Men's Soccer Player of the Week, while Cornell's freshman George Pedlow received the accolade for Rookie of the Week. Full Story
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Sep 1, 2016
0 Central Conn. St.
3 at Harvard
0 Brown
0 at Buffalo
Final - 2OT
Sep 2, 2016
2 Ball St.
1 vs. Brown
@ Louisville, Ky.
Final - OT
2 Columbia
3 at Massachusetts
0 Lehigh
2 at Penn
2 North Carolina
1 at Princeton
1 Holy Cross
2 at Harvard
Final - 2OT
6-5 Shootout Win ILDN
1 Columbia
0 at Michigan
1 Villanova
2 at Harvard
2 Central Conn. St.
2 at Cornell
Final - 2OT
Charles F. Berman Field - Ithaca, NY ILDN
0 Bryant
1 at Brown
1 Dartmouth
1 at Kentucky
TV: SEC Network
2 American
2 at Penn
Final - 2OT
1 Cornell
0 at Loyola (Md.)
2 Princeton
1 at Delaware
Final - 2OT
2 St. John's (N.Y.)
0 at Yale
0 Columbia
3 at Arizona State
Pac-12 Network
0 Dartmouth
1 at Wake Forest
Deacon Challenge
0 Brown
3 vs. Fairfield
@ Worcester, Mass.
Crusader Classic
2 Penn
3 vs. Toledo
@ Houston
Houston Baptist Labor Day Classic
0 Columbia
3 at San Francisco
San Francisco Invitational
0 Wis.-Milwaukee
3 vs. Dartmouth
@ Fairfield, Conn.
Sacred Heart Invitational
0 Siena
3 at Harvard
Beantown Challenge | ILDN
0 Penn
3 at Houston Baptist
Houston Baptist Labor Day Classic
1 Colgate
3 at Cornell
Cornell Invitational | ILDN
0 Albany (N.Y.)
3 at Yale
Yale Invitational | ILDN
2 Brown
3 at Holy Cross
Crusader Classic
3 Princeton
1 vs. Campbell
@ San Francisco
San Francisco Invitational
Sep 3, 2016
1 Brown
7 at Louisville
ACC Network Extra
0 Colgate
5 at Cornell
1 Dartmouth
3 at Albany (N.Y.)
0 Sacred Heart
2 at Yale
0 Princeton
1 at West Virginia
3 Dartmouth
0 vs. George Mason
@ Fairfield, Conn.
Sacred Heart Invitational
0 Iona
3 at Yale
Yale Invitational | ILDN
3 James Madison
0 at Cornell
Cornell Invitational | ILDN
0 Penn
3 vs. North Florida
@ Houston
Houston Baptist Labor Day Classic
3 Indiana
0 vs. Columbia
@ San Francisco
San Francisco Invitational
1 Bryant
3 at Brown
3 Princeton
0 at San Francisco
San Francisco Invitational
0 Penn
3 vs. Northern Colo.
@ Houston
Houston Baptist Labor Day Classic
0 Columbia
3 vs. Campbell
@ San Francisco, Calif.
San Francisco Invitational
3 Dartmouth
0 at Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart Invitational
1 Marist
3 at Cornell
Cornell Invitational | ILDN
2 Rutgers
3 at Yale
Yale Invitational | ILDN
3 Georgia
0 at Harvard
Beantown Challenge | ILDN
0 Princeton
3 vs. Indiana
@ San Francisco
San Francisco Invitational
Sep 4, 2016
6 North Carolina
2 at Penn
1 Harvard
2 at New Hampshire
Final - OT
America East Network
2 Bucknell
5 at Princeton
5 Columbia
2 at Holy Cross
Patriot League Network
4 Cornell
0 at Lehigh
Patriot League Network
0 Hofstra
0 at Harvard
Final - 2OT
0 Stony Brook
1 at Brown
4 Princeton
0 at Howard
2 Dartmouth
0 vs. Gardner-Webb
@ Winston Salem, N.C.
Deacon Challenge
1 Iona
1 at Yale
Final - 2OT
2 Syracuse
1 at Cornell
Final - OT
2 Arizona
0 vs. Columbia
@ Arizona State Tournament
0 Robert Morris
5 at Penn
1 Harvard
3 at Louisville
ACC Network Extra
Sep 5, 2016
3 Dartmouth
7 at Maine
America East TV
2 Yale
1 at Bryant
Final - OT
NEC Front Row
2 Yale
2 at Michigan
Final - 2OT
1 Columbia
2 at Michigan St.
0 Cornell
2 at Connecticut
1 Dartmouth
1 at Xavier
Final - 2OT
1 Penn
1 at Seton Hall
Final - 2OT
Sep 7, 2016
0 Harvard
3 at Boston College
3 Providence
2 at Brown
Sep 8, 2016
1 University of the Pacific
2 at Harvard
Final - 2OT
1 Washington
0 at Dartmouth
3 St. John's (N.Y.)
1 at Princeton
1 Seattle
0 at Harvard
0 Brown
1 at Providence
Sep 9, 2016
1 Bryant
2 at Dartmouth
Final - 2OT
2 Columbia
7 at Michigan St.
0 LIU Brooklyn
6 at Penn
1 Ohio
2 vs. Cornell
@ Rutgers
2 Albany (N.Y.)
3 at Princeton
vs. Big 5 Invitational
@ Belmont Plateau, Philadelphia, Pa.
vs. Big 5 Invitational
@ Belmont Plateau, Philadelphia, Pa.
1 Georgia St.
2 at Brown
Final - OT
0 Cornell
1 at George Mason
Final - OT
Atlantic 10 Network
0 Penn
3 at Creighton
0 Columbia
0 at Stony Brook
Final - 2OT
0 Temple
3 at Princeton
1 Colgate
1 at Yale
Final - 2OT
0 Cornell
2 at Rutgers
TV: BTN Plus
1 Lafayette
2 at Penn
1 Central Mich.
0 at Dartmouth
3 Yale
0 vs. St. Francis Brooklyn
@ UConn Invitational
1 at Columbia
3 Army
0 at Dartmouth
0 Cornell
3 at UMKC
0 Princeton
3 vs. Towson
@ Washington
Georgetown Invitational
3 Duke
0 vs. Harvard
@ Long Beach State
1 Bucknell
3 at Penn
3 Bradley
0 vs. Cornell
0 Yale
3 at Connecticut
UConn Invitational
0 Manhattan
3 at Columbia
3 Maryland
2 vs. Princeton
@ Georgetown
2 Central Conn. St.
3 at Dartmouth
Big Green Invitational | ILDN
3 UC Santa Barb.
0 vs. Brown
@ USF | San Francisco, Calif.
USF | San Francisco, Calif.
3 Howard
0 at Penn
0 Harvard
3 at Loyola Marymount
Sep 10, 2016
1 Rider
2 at Brown
3 Lafayette
2 at Yale
vs. Stony Brook Cross Country Invitational
@ Hosted by Stony Brook
vs. Nassaney Invitational
@ Smithfield, R.I.
Cornell, Princeton
vs. Harry Groves Spiked Shoe Invitational
@ Hosted by Penn State
vs. Dartmouth Invitational
@ Hosted by Dartmouth
vs. Stony Brook Cross Country Invitational
@ Hosted by Stony Brook
vs. Nassaney Invitational
@ Smithfield, R.I.
Cornell, Princeton
vs. Harry Groves Spiked Shoe Invitational
@ Hosted by Penn State
vs. Dartmouth Invitational
@ Hosted by Dartmouth
at Fordham Fiasco
Van Cortlandt Park
0 Central Conn. St.
1 at Columbia
at Manhattanville College - Purchase, N.Y. | ILDN
0 Sacred Heart
2 at Yale
Princeton, Yale
at Fordham Fiasco
Van Cortlandt Park
3 Princeton
2 vs. Georgetown
@ Washington
Georgetown Invitational
0 Loyola (Md.)
3 vs. Yale
@ Storrs, Conn.
UConn Invitational
3 Cornell
1 vs. Neb.-Omaha
@ Kansas City, Mo.
Kangaroo Klassic
0 Niagara
3 at Dartmouth
Dartmouth Invitational | ILDN
1 Bryant
3 at Columbia
New York, N.Y. (Columbia Classic) Columbia Invitational | ILDN
1 George Mason
3 at Penn
Penn Invitational | ILDN
3 Arizona State
0 vs. Harvard
@ Los Angeles
LBSU/LMU Baden Invitational
1 Brown
3 at San Francisco
San Francisco Challenge
0 Hartford
3 at Dartmouth
Dartmouth Invitational | ILDN
0 Brown
3 vs. St. John's (N.Y.)
@ San Francisco
San Francisco Challenge
1 Lafayette
3 at Penn
Penn Invitational | ILDN
2 Harvard
3 vs. Pepperdine
@ Los Angeles
LBSU/LMU Baden Invitational
Sep 11, 2016
4 Columbia
1 at Central Mich.
2 Cornell
4 at Rutgers
Big Ten Network
5 Penn
4 at Saint Joseph's
Final - OT
0 Harvard
4 at Connecticut
2 Delaware
4 at Princeton
2 Hofstra
4 at Yale
6 University of the Pacific
1 at Dartmouth
2 at Brown
2 Cornell
5 at American
Capitol Cup
2 Penn
2 at Neb.-Omaha
Final - 2OT
1 Seattle
2 at Dartmouth
0 Washington
1 at Harvard
2 Princeton
1 at Monmouth
Final - 2OT
2 Penn
1 at Delaware
1 Columbia
0 at Sacred Heart
Final - 2OT
1 San Diego St.
0 at Cornell
1 Yale
2 at Vermont
0 Fairleigh Dickinson
1 at Dartmouth
1 Brown
0 at Lafayette
3 Harvard
1 at Providence
Sep 13, 2016
1 Stanford
0 at Cornell
1 Rider
3 at Princeton
0 Harvard
3 at New Hampshire
Sep 14, 2016
0 Yale
2 at Quinnipiac
1 Cornell
1 at Binghamton
1 Brown
2 at UMass Lowell
America East Network
4 Columbia
3 at Monmouth
Sep 15, 2016
1 Hartford
2 at Yale
1 Seton Hall
0 at Cornell
2 Harvard
1 at New Hampshire
0 Massachusetts
0 at Brown
Final - 2OT
3 Princeton
1 vs. Seattle
@ New Brunswick, N.J.
Rutgers Invitational
Sep 16, 2016
1 Vermont
4 at Dartmouth
0 Princeton
2 at Virginia
2 Sacred Heart
5 at Brown
2 Penn
1 at Fairfield
Final - 2OT
4 Northeastern
3 at Harvard
ILDN | Facebook Live
2 Columbia
8 at Delaware
Brown, Dartmouth
vs. Coast to Coast Invitational
@ Hosted by Boston College
vs. Main Line Invitational
@ Hosted by Haverford College
vs. Iona Meet of Champions
@ Hosted by Iona
Brown, Dartmouth
vs. Coast to Coast Invitational
@ Hosted by Boston College
vs. Main Line Invitational
@ Hosted by Haverford College
vs. Iona Meet of Champions
@ Hosted by Iona
1 Boston U.
2 at Princeton
2 St. Francis (Pa.)
1 at Cornell
Final - 2OT
ILDN | Facebook Live
1 Harvard
3 at Stanford
Pac-12 Network
2 Saint Joseph's
1 at Columbia
ILDN | Facebook Live
0 Princeton
3 at West Virginia
0 Towson
2 at Penn
1 Albany (N.Y.)
3 at Dartmouth
ILDN | Facebook Live
0 at Columbia
Lion Invitational | ILDN
3 Princeton
0 at Rutgers
Rutgers Invitational | TV: BTN2GO
0 Yale
3 at Rice
Rice Invitational
1 Seton Hall
3 vs. Princeton
@ New Brunswick, N.J.
Rutgers Invitational
3 Akron
1 vs. Dartmouth
@ Morgantown, W.Va.
West Virginia Invitational
2 Boston College
3 at Harvard
0 La Salle
3 at Penn
Big 5 Invitational | ILDN | Facebook Live
0 Providence
3 at Columbia
Lion Invitational | ILDN
3 Cornell
0 at Bucknell
Bucknell Tournament
3 Binghamton
1 at Brown
Brown Invitational | ILDN
Sep 17, 2016
1 Yale
2 at Albany (N.Y.)
Harvard, Yale, Princeton
vs. H-Y-P Meet
@ Hosted by Princeton University
0 Brown
2 at Massachusetts
1 Dartmouth
1 at UMass Lowell
Final - 2OT
America East Network
2 Lafayette
0 at Yale
ILDN | Facebook Live
0 La Salle
1 at Penn
Final - 2OT
Harvard, Yale, Princeton
vs. H-Y-P Meet
@ Hosted by Princeton University
1 Dartmouth
3 vs. Winthrop
@ Morgantown, W.Va.
West Virginia Invitational
3 Cornell
1 vs. Buffalo
@ Lewisburg, Pa.
Bucknell Tournament
0 Hartford
3 at Columbia
Lion Invitational | ILDN
3 Yale
0 vs. Houston
@ Houston
Rice Invitational
2 Central Conn. St.
3 at Brown
Brown Invitational | ILDN
0 Penn
3 at Villanova
Big 5 Invitational
3 Oakland
1 vs. Cornell
@ Lewisburg, Pa.
Bucknell Tournament
3 Temple
0 vs. Penn
@ La Salle
Big 5 Invitational
3 Northeastern
1 at Harvard
0 Dartmouth
3 at West Virginia
West Virginia Invitational
3 New Mexico St.
0 at Brown
0 Fordham
3 at Columbia
Lion Invitational | ILDN
1 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi
3 vs. Yale
@ Houston
Rice Invitational
Sep 18, 2016
3 Dartmouth
0 at Sacred Heart
2 Fairfield
3 at Columbia
0 Colgate
4 at Brown
4 Cornell
0 at Lock Haven
1 Harvard
3 at Massachusetts
Atlantic 10 Network
2 Georgetown
4 at Yale
2 New Hampshire
0 at Cornell
1 Binghamton
2 at Columbia
Purchase, N.Y.
2 Harvard
6 at California
Pac-12 Network
1 Cornell
0 at Binghamton
4 Creighton
2 at Yale
ILDN | Facebook Live
0 Villanova
3 at Harvard
1 Columbia
1 at Seton Hall
Final - 2OT
2 Princeton
1 at Duquesne
A-10 Network
1 Brown
0 at Central Conn. St.
NEC Front Row
0 Drexel
0 at Penn
Final - 2OT
ILDN | Facebook Live
Sep 20, 2016
2 Maryland
1 at Princeton
0 Brown
2 at Boston U.
Patriot League Network
3 Syracuse
1 at Cornell
2 Princeton
0 at Drexel
1 Penn
1 at Lehigh
Final - 2OT
Patriot League Network
1 Dartmouth
0 at Vermont
3 Penn
1 at Delaware
Sep 21, 2016
1 Hartford
0 at Dartmouth
ILDN | Facebook Live
0 Sacred Heart
0 at Brown
Final - 2OT
Sep 23, 2016
0 Yale
2 at Harvard
1 Columbia
2 at Fordham
Final - 2OT
Atlantic 10 Network
0 Cornell
2 at Columbia
3 Yale
0 at Brown
3 Harvard
0 at Dartmouth
Sep 24, 2016
1 Penn
0 at Cornell
0 Dartmouth
4 at Princeton
2 Columbia
3 at Brown
Final - OT
2 Harvard
1 at Iona
2 Brown
1 at Rhode Island
Final - OT
1 Fairleigh Dickinson
3 at Princeton
0 Drexel
5 at Penn
1 Dartmouth
1 at Vermont
Final - 2OT
0 Yale
3 at New Hampshire
America East Network
1 Princeton
1 at Yale
Final - 2OT
1 Harvard
0 at Penn
2 Cornell
3 at Columbia
3 Princeton
2 at Penn
Sep 25, 2016
3 Stanford
1 at Yale
5 Columbia
2 at Bryant
1 Vermont
4 at Cornell
0 Penn
4 at Syracuse
1 Maine
3 at Harvard
2 Princeton
1 at American
1 Brown
0 at Dartmouth
0 Cornell
0 at Central Conn. St.
Final - 2OT
CCSU Soccer Field - New Britain, CT NEC Frontrow
4 Columbia
0 at Wagner
NEC Frontrow
Sep 27, 2016
1 Drexel
2 at Penn
1 Boston U.
3 at Harvard
0 Cornell
4 at Virginia
3 Brown
2 at Holy Cross
Final - OT
Patriot League Network
Sep 28, 2016
0 Princeton
1 at Villanova
Final - OT
Sep 29, 2016
1 Harvard
0 at Boston U.
Patriot League Network
Sep 30, 2016
at Columbia
at Cornell
at Penn
at Princeton
at Columbia
at Cornell
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Sun,Sep 18
Final - 2OT
0 Drexel
0 at Penn
ILDN | Facebook Live
Wed,Sep 21
1 Hartford
0 at Dartmouth
ILDN | Facebook Live
Sat,Sep 24
Final - 2OT
1 Princeton
1 at Yale
Sun,Sep 25
Final - 2OT
0 Cornell
0 at Central Conn. St.
CCSU Soccer Field - New Britain, CT NEC Frontrow
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March 10, 2016 Ivy League to Hold Postseason Basketball Tournaments in 2017 USA Today
March 9, 2016 One & Done: Yale Heads to NCAA Tournament for First Time Since 1961-62 FOXSports.com
March 9, 2016 Penn Women's Twin Towers Outperforming Sixers' Philadelphia Daily News
March 9, 2016 Geno: Why Not Two Ivies in the NCAA Women's Field Womhoops Guru
March 8, 2016 Penn Women Beat Princeton 62-60 to Win Ivy Title Associated Press
March 8, 2016 Chris Young and Ross Ohlendorf Give Royals an Ivy League Pedigree ESPN.com
March 8, 2016 College Lacrosse: Harvard Crimson is the Team of the Week NCAA.com
March 7, 2016 Yale Celebrates First NCAA Bid Since 1962 USA Today
March 3, 2016 After a Whiff of Singing Success, Brandon Sherrod Hitting Right Notes Again for Yale AmericanSportsNet.com
March 3, 2016 Ivy League Eliminating Tackling in Practice Will be Football's New Normal CBSSports.com
March 3, 2016 Threes, Tests and Torah: A Balancing Act for Cornell Basketball's JoJo Fallas The Cornell Sun
March 3, 2016 McAnaney: Previewing Delicious Turnpike DH; Hofstra-Georgetown, Harvard-Duke on Long Island Saturday Lax Magazine
March 2, 2016 OTL: Ivy League Bans Tackling in Practice ESPN
March 2, 2016 Quinn Brings Bulldog Mentality to Lacrosse and Life Lax Magazine
March 2, 2016 The Darkness: Written by Dartmouth Hockey Alum Adam Estoclet The Players Tribune
March 2, 2016 Armour: Ivy League's Move to Reduce Tackling is Smart USA Today
March 1, 2016 Yale Star Went Poof! For a Year, Then Returned in Style Boston Globe
March 1, 2016 Ivy League Moves to Eliminate Tackling at Football Practices New York Times
March 1, 2016 The Best Player at the NFL Combine Went to ... Harvard? Wall Street Journal
February 27, 2016 Brandon Sherrod Ending Yale Basketball Career on a High Note ESPN.com
February 25, 2016 Maodo Lo, an 'Artist With a Basketball' at Columbia New York Times
February 25, 2016 More Than Just Smart Guys: Harvard's Reputation Growing in NFL Sports Illustrated
February 24, 2016 Penn Alum, Swim Coach Brendan McHugh Looks to Olympic Bid The Daily Pennsylvanian
February 24, 2016 Workout Wednesday: Tommy Awad and the Penn Men FloTrack.org
February 24, 2016 The Senior: Harvard's Jimmy Vesey The Players' Tribune
February 21, 2016 Penn's Tommy Awad Breaks the Ivy League Mile Record FloTrack.org
February 21, 2016 Yale Banishes Demons. Next Are Tigers and Lions New York Times
February 20, 2016 This Harvard Basketball Player Used Self-Love to Start a Dialogue on Black Identity Boston Globe
February 20, 2016 Yale Banishes Demons. Next Are Tigers and Lions. New York Times
February 19, 2016 After Three Injury-Plagued Seasons on the Sidelines, Patrick Steeves Emerges as Sixth Man for Harvard Campus Rush by Sports Illustrated
February 18, 2016 Around The Yard: Harvard Men Hockey's Devin Tringale GoCrimson.com
February 18, 2016 When to Jump: Princeton's Bob Callahan Medium.com
February 18, 2016 Seattle Adds Blake Dietrick to Training Camp Roster SeattleStorm.com
February 18, 2016 Five at Five: Columbia Football SNY.com
February 17, 2016 Columbia Fencing's Nolen Scruggs Wins Junior Olympic Championship, Hesslegrave Takes Home Silver GoColumbiaLions.com
February 17, 2016 Duke Basketball: The 1986 Blue Devils Set the Stage for 30 Years of Success NCAA.com
February 17, 2016 Penn Fencing's Justin Yoo Qualifies for World Championships PennAthletics.com
February 17, 2016 DNL: Columbia Football SNY
February 16, 2016 Columbia's Levien Gym Is Home To An Unexpected Harlem Basketball Renaissance Forbes
February 16, 2016 Yale in Position to End 54-Year NCAA Tournament Drought Sports Illustrated
February 14, 2016 Unbeaten Yale Rolls On Boston Globe
February 12, 2016 Yale Athletics Hires Social Media Specialist Yale Daily News
February 11, 2016 Behind the Scenes Access: Princeton's Athletic Training Staff Excels PrincetonTigersFootball.com
February 9, 2016 Changing the Culture of Sports: Dartmouth Football SafeKids.org
February 5, 2016 It's All About Timing: From Ivy League Student to Professional Soccer Player to Budding Entrepreneur Huffington Post
February 4, 2016 Andy Katz' 3-Point Shot: Columbia-Yale Men's Basketball ESPN.com
February 3, 2016 How Cleveland Browns' Top Hires Are Making for Heady Times at Harvard Cleveland Plain Dealer
February 3, 2016 Columbia Baseball Receiving Votes in Preseason NCBWA Poll GoColumbiaLions.com
February 3, 2016 Former Cornell, Penn Lacrosse Coaches Inducted to IMLCA Hall of Fame LaxPower.com
February 3, 2016 Germinaro is Rare Disease Champion Award Finalist PennAthletics.com
February 2, 2016 Gail Koziara Boudreaux: From the Basketball Court to the Boardroom NCAA.org
February 1, 2016 Penn's Jackson Donahue Enjoying Life On and Off the Basketball Court The Day
January 30, 2016 College Basketball's Greatest Comeback? The Patrick Steeves Story NPR's Only A Game
January 29, 2016 From Yale Hockey to Corporate Sales, Westwood's Aleca Hughes is All Business Boston Globe
January 27, 2016 Long Journey Leads to Leadership Role for Brown's Cedric Kuakumensah American Sports Network
January 27, 2016 Browns Name Andrew Berry Vice President of Player Personnel ClevelandBrowns.com
January 27, 2016 College Insider: East's Wyckoff Making Impact at Yale Middletown Journal-News
January 26, 2016 Baseball Internship Helped Princeton's Pete Miller Prepare for Basketball American Sports Network
January 25, 2016 A Big Push: Brown Track & Field Alum Evan Weinstock Brown Alumni Magazine
January 22, 2016 Ivy League Men's Lacrosse Outlook for 2016 Baltimore Sun
January 22, 2016 New Year's Resolutions With Columbia Track & Field Alum Kyle Merber FloTrack.org
January 21, 2016 A Penn Basketball Player's Near-Death Experience Philadelphia Daily News
January 21, 2016 Big Five Doubleheader Brings Back Memories and Legends Philadelphia Inquirer
January 21, 2016 Profile: Harvard Women's Soccer Alum Bethany Kanten seas.Harvard.edu
January 19, 2016 Big Red Track & Field Alum Stephen Mozia Qualifies for 2016 Summer Olympics CornellBigRed.com
January 19, 2016 Three Men's Hockey Ivies Nominated for Hockey Humanitarian Award ECACHockey.com
January 18, 2016 Max Everson: From Harvard to the Gladiators Atlanta Journal-Constitution
January 18, 2016 Division I Wrestling Notebook: Cornell's Ivy League Streak Reaches 70 NCAA.com
January 17, 2016 Brown Women's Basketball Visits The Wolf School BrownBears.com
January 16, 2016 Harvard Traveled to Play Basketball at Howard for Higher Learning Washington Post
January 15, 2016 Dartmouth 'Food Samaritans' Share Bounty With the Needy now.Dartmouth.edu
January 14, 2016 Ivy League Women's Hoops Off to Superb Start Associated Press
January 13, 2016 The Next Great Canadian Duos Inside Lacrosse
January 13, 2016 Paxson Named Boston Federal Reserve Director news.Brown.edu
January 13, 2016 Princeton Men's Basketball: Off and Running Princeton Alumni Weekly
January 12, 2016 'I'm back': Denna Laing Speaks for First Time After Winter Classic Injury The Boston Globe
January 11, 2016 Princeton Takes Home Top Spot in NCAA.com Men's Hockey Top Five Plays NCAA.com
January 11, 2016 Under Armour and Yale University Announce New Partnership YaleBulldogs.com
January 8, 2016 NCAA Considers Easing Demands on Athletes' Time Chronicle of Higher Education
January 8, 2016 Denna Laing Receives Outpouring of Support from NHL, College Teams NESN.com
January 6, 2016 Princeton Women's Basketball Receives Lift from Athletes Helping Athletes GoPrincetonTigers.com
January 6, 2016 When the Game Ends: the Chuck Dibilio Story The Ivy League Digital Network
January 5, 2016 Four Ivy Teams Ranked in Nike/LM Division I Men's Lacrosse Preseason Top 20 Lax Magazine
January 4, 2016 Penn Men's Basketball Teams Up with Coaches Powering Forward for Autism AutismSpeaks.org
January 4, 2016 Two Ivy Teams Ranked in Nike/LM Division I Women's Lacrosse Preseason Top 20 Lax Magazine
January 3, 2016 Marchin Lifts Brown Men's Hockey Over No. 1 Providence in OT, 4-3 BrownBears.com
January 1, 2016 Voices in the Wilderness Features Alexi Pappas, Courtney Banghart Dartmouth Alumni Magazine
January 1, 2016 Ryan Fitzpatrick, Dominic Moore Have More in Common Than Just Being Harvard Alums on NY Teams Newsday
December 30, 2015 Veteran MLS Free Agent and Brown Alum Jeff Larentowicz Set to Sign with LA Galaxy MLSSoccer.com
December 29, 2015 Jets QB Ryan Fitzpatrick Belongs in MVP Race New York Daily News
December 28, 2015 Kubiak's OT Goal Sends Cornell Men's Hockey Past #1 Providence CornellBigRed.com
December 18, 2015 Sports Night Includes Cornell's Mad Hatter Time Warner Cable News
December 17, 2015 Upcoming Palestra Trip a "Dream Come True" for Men's Basketball UrsinusAthletics.com
December 9, 2015 How Harvard's Top Recruit is Finally Turning Potential into Points Vice Sports
December 8, 2015 News from Brown: Kuakumensah Sets Ivy League Record for Career Blocked Shots Brown.edu
December 8, 2015 Brown Softball Alum Leung to Participate in Team Canada Selection Camp BrownBears.com
December 8, 2015 Break Comes at Good Time for Cornell Men's Hockey Ithaca Journal
December 7, 2015 Big Green Deliver Toys to Children's Hospital at Dartmouth DartmouthSports.com
December 7, 2015 Coaches' New Overture: Limit Early Recruiting New York Times
December 3, 2015 Harvard Works for a Different End to its Season USCHO.com
December 2, 2015 Dartmouth Women's Golf Coach Alex Kirk Receives 2015 Bill Strausbaugh Award DartmouthSports.com
December 2, 2015 NCAA Volleyball: Harvard Won Playoff for First Trip to NCAA Tournament Lincoln Journal Star
December 1, 2015 Dartmouth Hosts Skate with the Big Green and CHaD Toy Drive DartmouthSports.com
December 1, 2015 Michelle Piyapattra Set For Final Stage Of LPGA Q-School GoColumbiaLions.com
December 1, 2015 Columbia Lacrosse Continues its Work with Team IMPACT GoColumbiaLions.com
December 1, 2015 NCAA Hockey: Brown's Marchin tops Three Stars NCAA.com
November 30, 2015 Columbia Hosts New York City Education Day GoColumbiaLions.com
November 30, 2015 Younger Spieth Enjoys Dallas Homecoming on the Court Golf.com
November 27, 2015 Now, We're Really Talking: When Athletes Step Out From Behind the Cliches, We All Win. Press & Sun Bulletin
November 27, 2015 Prospects and Pals, Matt Grzelcyk and Jimmy Vesey Make NHL Wait Sports Illustrated
November 26, 2015 A Spieth Who Doesn't Live in His Brother's Shadow, at Least at Home New York Times
November 23, 2015 Film Explores Cornell Wrestling Legend's Last Title Ithaca Journal
November 21, 2015 A Cherished Custom at Penn, Any Way You Slice It New York Times
November 20, 2015 The Couple That Tends Goal Together, Stays Together: Meet The Scrivens Family ESPNW.com
November 19, 2015 VIDEO: Dartmouth's Kelsey Miller is an Engineer and a Softball Champ Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth
November 18, 2015 Columbia's Devon Roeper Giving Hope to Those in War-Torn Uganda AmericanSportsNet.com
November 17, 2015 Motivated by Fall, Dana Giordano Ready for NCAA XC Championships FloTrack.org
November 13, 2015 Pac-12 Announces Harvard-Stanford Matchup for 2016 Pac-12 China Game Pac-12.com
November 12, 2015 Brown Celebrates 10 Years of Royce Fellowship for Sport and Society BrownBears.com
November 12, 2015 Columbia Women's Basketball Teams Up with #GoddessApproved Campaign GoColumbiaLions.com
November 11, 2015 Cornell Hockey Faces Off Against Childhood Cancer Ithaca Journal
November 10, 2015 Brandon Sherrod Returns as Yale Eyes Elusive Ivy League Title New Haven Register
November 9, 2015 A Quarterback's Life: Ryan Fitzpatrick, From Fast Food to Feeding His Brain ESPN.com
November 4, 2015 Angela Ruggiero Enters Hall Compared to Bobby Orr NHL.com
November 3, 2015 Wheats Mode: Senior Forward Alex Wheatley is Princeton's Go-To Player in the Post SLAMOnline.com
November 3, 2015 Worth the Trip: A Year in Africa Paid Dividends for Dartmouth's Jayne Valley News
November 2, 2015 Princeton Alum Chris Young, Royals Win World Series IvyLeagueSports.com
November 2, 2015 Yale, Columbia Top 15 in Men's Basketball Mid-Major Power Rankings NBCSports.com
November 1, 2015 VIDEO: Harvard Alum Cameron Brate Scores First Career NFL TD NFL
October 31, 2015 Ryan Fitzpatrick Approaches Record of Fellow Ivy League Alumnus New York Times
October 30, 2015 Opposing Ivy Coaches Have Had a Bond Since Boyhood Boston Globe
October 30, 2015 In Harvard-Dartmouth Clash, Coaches' Bond Stands Out Boston Herald
October 30, 2015 Inside the Hive: Jeremy Lin NBA.com
October 30, 2015 USTFCCCA Recaps: Ivy League Heptagonal Cross Country Championships USTFCCCA.org
October 29, 2015 Ivy League Embraces Friday Night Football, in Small Doses New York Times
October 28, 2015 Harvard Field Hockey Joins the Fight to End Cancer American Cancer Society
October 28, 2015 Penn Field Hockey Outlasting Its Opponents The Daily Pennsylvanian
October 27, 2015 Ivy League Men's Basketball Shaping Up for Special 2015-16 CityofBasketballLove.com
October 27, 2015 Upset-Filled Season Shaking Up Ivy League Volleyball The Daily Pennsylvanian
October 27, 2015 Dartmouth Women's Hockey Enters National Polls DartmouthSports.com
October 26, 2015 New C-USA Commish Judy MacLeod Breaks Female Barrier; More Must Fall CBSSports.com
October 26, 2015 Dartmouth Baseball Alum Named Phillies General Manager Phillies.com
October 26, 2015 Brown's Weinstock Named to 2015-16 USA Bobsled National Team TeamUSA.org
October 26, 2015 Dartmouth's Donowa Finalist for TopDrawerSoccer.com College Goal of the Week TopDrawerSoccer.com
October 24, 2015 Phillies to Name [Dartmouth Baseball Alum] Matt Klentak GM CBSSports.com
October 24, 2015 Princeton's Mason Darrow: Not Alone, Five Strong ESPN
October 22, 2015 Harvard's Scott Peters Is Not Just a One-Note Wonder American Sports Network
October 22, 2015 Murphy Time: Harvard's Greatest Football Coach - and One of the Best Anywhere Harvard Magazine
October 21, 2015 Yale Tabbed as Preseason Ivy League Favorite for First Time CBSSports.com
October 21, 2015 Changing Lives Through Community Building: Columbia Women's Basketball's Devon Roeper Columbia Giving Day
October 21, 2015 'Special Player' Enjoying Record-Breaking Season The Penn Gazette
October 21, 2015 Yale Graduate on Hall of Fame Ballot for Baseball Achievements YaleBulldogs.com
October 20, 2015 Royals' Mike Moustakas, Chris Young Have Leaned on Baseball Amid Grief FS1
October 20, 2015 Cubs Game 3 Starter Kyle Hendricks Balanced School Books, Baseball FOXSports.com
October 20, 2015 Royals' Young Excited to Challenge Toronto's 'Great Lineup' in Game 4 FOXSports.com
October 20, 2015 Still Mourning Father's Death, Princeton Alum Chris Young Gives His All for Royals Kansas City Star
October 20, 2015 Revenge of the Nerds: Ivy League Grads are Taking Over the MLB Postseason MLB.com
October 20, 2015 Chris Young May be Just What the Royals Need RoyalsReview.com
October 19, 2015 Chris Young-R.A. Dickey a Unique Intellectual Mound Battle in ALCS ESPN.com
October 18, 2015 Bryan Walters Emerging as Slot Option for Jacksonville Jaguars RantSports.com
October 16, 2015 Jim Bell Makes Most Of Overseas Football Opportunity Football Matters
October 16, 2015 Dare To Dance: Yale's Justin Sears has Sights on Ending the Bulldogs' NCAA Tournament Drought SLAM Magazine
October 16, 2015 Bagnoli Faces Penn for First Time Since Taking Reins at Columbia STATS FCS Football
October 13, 2015 Maodo Lo Named Candidate for Cousy Award GoColumbiaLions.com
October 12, 2015 Columbia's Maodo Lo Lands on CBSSports.com Top 100 College Basketball Players for 2015-16 CBSSports.com
October 12, 2015 The Improbable NHL Journey of Mike Condon Hamilton Spectator
October 10, 2015 Not Known for Spotlight, Kyle Hendricks Gets Game 2 Start for Cubs ESPN.com
October 10, 2015 Spelling Victory With Victor: Big Green Receiver Puts It All Together in Senior Year Valley News
October 9, 2015 One Moment Turned Harvard's Andrew Fischer into Legend American Sports Network
October 9, 2015 Harvard Women's Soccer Alum Marie Margolius Finding Success in Swedish League HarvardCrimson.com
October 9, 2015 Unbeaten Cornell Women's Soccer Team Hosts Harvard Ithaca Journal
October 9, 2015 Stephen Finally Gets to Tackle A Robot The Late Show with Stephen Colbert
October 9, 2015 Stephen Colbert Practices His Tackling Form on a Robot Sports Illustrated
October 9, 2015 Watch Stephen Colbert Tackle a Football Dummy on The Late Show Time.com
October 9, 2015 Colbert Tackles Dartmouth Dummy Yahoo.com
October 9, 2015 Former Eli Tells Concussion Story Yale Daily News
October 8, 2015 Dartmouth Football Tackling Dummy to Debut on Colbert's 'Late Show' now.Dartmouth.edu
October 7, 2015 Tyler Lussi Says Princeton Women's Soccer Thrilled with Results Under New Coach Sean Driscoll The Trentonian
October 6, 2015 Penn's Alexa Hoover A Dominant Field Hockey Force CBS Philly
October 5, 2015 For Grace Calhoun, It's Time to Rebrand Penn Athletics The Daily Pennsylvanian
October 1, 2015 Off Track with Abbey D'Agostino FloTrack.org
October 1, 2015 Naclerio Proudly Wears Brown's "C" New England Hockey Journal
October 1, 2015 Penn's 4-Year-Old Football Captain Teeming with Inspiration Philadelphia Daily News
September 29, 2015 Cornell's Siergiej Sisters Engineer Success On And Off The Field CornellBigRed.com
September 29, 2015 College Notebook: Watson's Big Game Leads Penn to Milestone Win The Observer Reporter
September 29, 2015 Penn Athletic Program Embraces New Technology Philadelphia Inquirer
September 29, 2015 $$ Five Things: SEC Race Heats Up, Ivy Begins TopDrawerSoccer.com
September 28, 2015 Dartmouth Hockey Alum Julia Bronson Brings Love of the Game to US National Ball Hockey Team WomensHockeyLife.com
September 27, 2015 Penn's Panciello: National Defensive Player of the Week PennAthletics.com
September 26, 2015 Fay Vincent, Yale Celebrate 150 Years of Baseball YaleBulldogs.com
September 25, 2015 Robot Helps Dartmouth Football Players Avoid Concussions CNN.com
September 25, 2015 Walter Camp: All-American Yale Alumni Magazine
September 24, 2015 An Ivy, A New Coach and A Perfectly Terrible Football Record NPR
September 24, 2015 Penn Finally Defeats Villanova Philadelphia Daily News
September 23, 2015 Full Circle: Cornell Lacrosse Alum Mitch Belisle Using Concepts Learned at ILR ilr.Cornell.edu
September 23, 2015 After Making History Last Year, Vanessa Smith and Princeton Want to Keep Climbing Higher Medium.com
September 22, 2015 Princeton's Henderson to Participate in American Cancer Society's Lobby Day Sept. 29 GoPrincetonTigers.com
September 22, 2015 Princeton's Asom, Lussi on TopDrawerSoccer Team of the Week TopDrawerSoccer.com
September 22, 2015 Captain Catherine: Truro Native Returns to Ivy League School for Final Year of NCAA Hockey TruroDaily.com
September 17, 2015 30 in 30: Brown Brings Back the Big Guns Lax Magazine
September 17, 2015 Al Bagnoli Is Building From the Bottom at Columbia New York Times
September 16, 2015 Princeton Football: Offensive Lineman Mason Darrow Tells Website He is Gay NCAA.com
September 16, 2015 Mason Darrow, Princeton Offensive Lineman, Says He's Gay New York Times
September 16, 2015 Mason Darrow and Princeton Football Show How Far We've Come Outsports.com
September 16, 2015 Princeton Tigers OL Mason Darrow Comes Out as Gay Sports Illustrated
September 15, 2015 Former Dartmouth Director of Athletics Josie Harper Receives NACWAA Lifetime Achievement Award DartmouthSports.com
September 15, 2015 VIDEO: The Story of Mason Darrow, Princeton Football's Openly Gay Offensive Lineman SBNation.com
September 14, 2015 NFL's Safety Campaign Includes Rule Changes and PR Effort Washington Post
September 9, 2015 Crimson Couture: Old-School Harvard Joins the New-School Uniform Foray Grantland.com
September 8, 2015 No Ordinary Agent: Yale Football Alum Joe Linta Sports Illustrated's The MMQB
August 28, 2015 PRINCETON: Figueroa's Passion is Following Her to Work CentralJersey.com
August 28, 2015 SC Featured: Young Gay Lacrosse Player Helped by 2005 ESPN Feature on Dartmouth's Andrew Goldstein ESPNFrontRow.com
August 27, 2015 Dartmouth's Invincible Football Robot is Good but Probably Capable of Evil SBNation.com
August 27, 2015 Penn Football and Family Ties ThePennGazette.com
August 26, 2015 Tackling Goes High-Tech at Dartmouth with New Dummies Associated Press
August 26, 2015 What's it Like to be an Ivy League Freshman? FLOSoftball.com
August 25, 2015 Dartmouth Football Kicks Off High-Tech Season now.Dartmouth.edu
August 24, 2015 From Serbia to L.A. to Cambridge: Meet Harvard Freshman Balsa Dragovic IvyHoopsOnline.com
August 21, 2015 Fortino's Fortitude CWHL.ca
August 20, 2015 Columbia Soccer Alums Dooley and Mazzullo Team Up for Coaches Across Continents GoColumbiaLions.com
August 17, 2015 Men's Soccer Conference Preview: Ivy TopDrawerSoccer.com
August 17, 2015 Women's Soccer Conference Preview: Ivy TopDrawerSoccer.com
August 16, 2015 James Develin Continues to be Perfect Role Player for Patriots Providence Journal
August 11, 2015 Athletes Show Sport, Music Can Transcend Political Differences AmericanSportsNet.com
August 10, 2015 Maher Family Riding with a Purpose Marshfield Mariner
August 10, 2015 Princeton Baseball Alum Mike Ford Named FSL Player of the Week MiLB.com
August 6, 2015 Bracket Breakdown: Diamond Head Classic ESPN.com
August 4, 2015 Long-Time Giant is the Definition of Anonymous — and is Loving It New York Post
August 3, 2015 Swimming: Penn Alum McHugh Set for World Championships TheDailyJournal.com
August 1, 2015 Incoming Yale Freshman Trey Phills Carrying on His Late Father's Legacy New Haven Register
July 28, 2015 Pedal to the Medal: Senior Guard Jordin Alexander is Thriving in Brown's New Uptempo System SLAMOnline.com
July 28, 2015 20 Question Tuesday: Katie Meili USASwimming.org
July 18, 2015 Brown Track & Field Alum Daveed Diggs: 'I Went From Couch-Surfing to Starring on Broadway' New York Post
July 18, 2015 Columbia Alum Katie Meili Wins 100 Breast Pan American Games Gold Swimming World Magazine
July 17, 2015 Columbia Alum Katie Meili Churns Out No. 2 1:05.64 in 100 Breast SwimVortex.com
July 15, 2015 To Be A Sounder: Dylan Remick Settling into Starting Role with the Sounders SoundersFC.com
July 15, 2015 Keefer's Blog: Student-Athlete Life Yale.edu
July 14, 2015 Former SEC Commissioner, Dartmouth Alum Mike Slive Named 2015 NFF Legacy Award Recipient National Football Foundation
July 13, 2015 The All-Ivy League Ex-Marine Trying to Make the Majors ViceSports.com
July 12, 2015 Germany Hopes Size, Defense Can Disrupt Team USA Offense in Gold-Medal Game Lawrence Journal-World
July 7, 2015 'Hamilton' Roles Are This Rapper's Delight Wall Street Journal
July 6, 2015 How College Swimming Changed My Life: Cornell Coach Wes Newman Swimming World Magazine
June 30, 2015 Openly Transgender Swimmer at Harvard Believed to be a 1st Associated Press
June 29, 2015 VIDEO: Brown Soccer Alum Thomas McNamara Scores for NYCFC MLSSoccer.com
June 29, 2015 Penn Rising Senior Jake Mendelson Earns Spot on Team USA PennAthletics.com
June 29, 2015 Mike Slive's Legacy on the SEC and College Football Sports Illustrated
June 28, 2015 Brown Football Alum Dr. Tom Catena: On a Mission Brown Alumni Magazine
June 28, 2015 "He's Jesus Christ": Brown Football Alum Dr. Tom Catena New York Times
June 26, 2015 Observations: 4) Columbia is the Team to Watch in the Ivy League Next Season CBSSports.com
June 26, 2015 Dartmouth Track & Field Alum Sean Furey '04 Wins Third Career USATF Javelin Championship DartmouthSports.com
June 26, 2015 Utah Jazz Sign Harvard's Wesley Saunders to Summer League Team SBNation.com
June 24, 2015 Intern Chronicles: Harvard Women's Soccer Alum Erika Garcia ESPNFrontRow.com
June 24, 2015 Dartmouth, Princeton Among Academic Progress Rate (APR) Award Winners Announced by FCS ADA NACDA.com
June 23, 2015 Openly Transgender Swimmer to Break Ground at Harvard Boston Globe
June 23, 2015 Harvard Athlete with Prosthetic Running Device Allowed to Compete Next Season NCAA.org
June 23, 2015 Lisa Caputo: Field of Dreams NCAA.org
June 18, 2015 Penn's Mattis Soaks in his Status as NCAA Discus Champion Philly.com
June 17, 2015 Schuyler Bailar to be First Openly Transgender D1 NCAA Swimmer Swimming World Magazine
June 15, 2015 Meet the Most Athletic Woman on Wall Street BusinessInsider.com
June 12, 2015 Harvard Women's Soccer Alum Sophie Legros '12 to Speak at Women's World Cup GoCrimson.com
June 10, 2015 Columbia's Boretti, Falcone Earn ECAC Postseason Honors GoColumbiaLions.com
June 10, 2015 A Speech, Some Mail and Book Suggestions for Dad Monday Morning Quarterback
June 9, 2015 Penn's Ferguson and Markham Share Academic All-Area Performer of the Year PennAthletics.com
June 4, 2015 One False Step Puts Record-Setter Brown's Josie Natrasevschi on Path to NCAA Championships AmericanSportsNet.com
June 3, 2015 What a Career: North Andover's Michael Weisman Has Eventful, Exciting Finish at Columbia Eagle Tribune
June 3, 2015 Penn Baseball Earns Top Big 5 Honors, Team of the Year PennAthletics.com
June 2, 2015 Second Serve: How the Cornell Men's Tennis Team Came Back Against the Odds BigRedSportsNetwork.org
May 31, 2015 Columbia Pulls Stunner over Miami to Stay Alive in NCAA Tournament New York Post
May 30, 2015 Columbia's Alex Rosenberg inspired by former teammate Kyrie Irving AmericanSportsNet.com
May 30, 2015 Columbia Makes Statement with NCAA Tourney Baseball Upset New York Post
May 28, 2015 How Columbia Star Hitter, Warrior Overcame Plate Struggles New York Post
May 24, 2015 Columbia Emerges as a Surprising Force in Baseball New York Times
May 21, 2015 Harvard Grad Killorn Makes Mom Proud with Degree, Lightning Tampa Tribune
May 20, 2015 Harvard Hockey Alum Don Sweeney Named GM of Bruins BostonBruins.com
May 15, 2015 An Island, a Dog, and a Schuylkill Lifer Philadelphia Inquirer
May 15, 2015 Displaying Its Prowess at Both Ends of the Field, Tiger Women's Lax Advances to NCAA Quarters Town Topics
May 13, 2015 Princeton Women's Tennis: Top Flight Princeton Alumni Weekly
May 13, 2015 From the Office of the President - Senior Snapshots: Class of 2015 Princeton.edu
May 12, 2015 Eight Students Receive 2015 Spirit of Princeton Award Princeton.edu
May 11, 2015 Brown's Natalie Schudrowitz Earns Weekly FloAwards FloTrack.org
April 22, 2015 Cornell Hockey, The Ivy League, and the Survival of the Student Athlete BigRedSportsNetwork.org
April 22, 2015 Notre Dame's Matt Kavanagh, Brown's Jack Kelly Earn Weekly NCAA Honor NCAA.com
April 22, 2015 Onorato: The Dream that Brought Meaning Yale Daily News
April 21, 2015 Why You Should Care About the Penn Relays The Daily Pennsylvanian
April 21, 2015 Brown's Jack Kelly Named Epoch/Lacrosse Magazine Player of the Week Lax Magazine
April 21, 2015 Bulldog Leadership at National Forum YaleBulldogs.com
April 20, 2015 College Corner: Princeton's Mazzaccaro Embracing Comeback Asbury Park Press
April 16, 2015 Ivy League Men's Tennis at the Top of its Game Columbia Spectator
April 16, 2015 Defensive Dominance – Jordan Stevens Stands Tall For Cornell CornellBigRed.com
April 15, 2015 Tough Call: Princeton's Blake Dietrick Goes Pro ESPN.com
April 9, 2015 Brown Baseball Continues Involvement with Vs. Cancer Foundation in Head-Shaving Event BrownBears.com
April 9, 2015 Brown Women's Basketball Raises Money For The Tomorrow Fund BrownBears.com
April 9, 2015 Stewart, Nurse and Banghart Headline ECAC Division I Women's Basketball All-Star Team ECACSports.com
April 9, 2015 Yale Makes certain Mandi Schwartz's Legacy Continues to Grow FOXSports.com
April 8, 2015 Brown Soccer Alum Dylan Remick Aiming to Become Seattle Sounders' Left Back of the Future MLSSoccer.com
April 7, 2015 Dixon's Takeaways: Loyola Drubs Navy, Ivy Intrigue and More InsideLacrosse.com
April 6, 2015 McAnaney: What to Make of Ivy League Madness? LaxMagazine.com
April 6, 2015 Which Colleges Have the Most Combined Football and Basketball National Titles? SBNation.com
April 6, 2015 SI's Faces in the Crowd Includes Yale's Eric Hsieh Sports Illustrated
April 3, 2015 Neil deGrasse Tyson Was Once An Undefeated Wrestler Huffington Post
April 3, 2015 Philadelphia-Area Fencer Flourishes at Columbia Philadelphia Inquirer
April 3, 2015 Courtney Banghart: Reflections on Being the Coach Princeton.edu
April 3, 2015 Siena and Cornell to Play Benefit Series at Doubleday Field SienaSaints.com
April 2, 2015 Cornell's Mozia Named ECAC Metro/Upstate Athlete of the Week ECACSports.com
April 2, 2015 Brown's Natrasevschi, Penn's Taylor Receive ECAC Weekly Awards ECACSports.com
April 2, 2015 Yale Hockey Team Gets a Pick-Me-Up from Hollywood After NCAA Tournament Loss ftw.USAToday.com
April 2, 2015 Six Men's Lacrosse Ivies Among InsideLacrosse.com Mid-Season 2015 DI All-Americans InsideLacrosse.com
April 2, 2015 Five Women's Lacrosse Ivies Named InsideLacrosse.com Mid-Season 2015 WDI All-Americans InsideLacrosse.com
April 2, 2015 Brown LSM Larken Kemp Making Most of 'Green Light' InsideLacrosse.com
April 1, 2015 Penn's Markham, Ferguson Listed in InsideLacrosse.com WDI Player of the Year Watch InsideLacrosse.com
April 1, 2015 WD1 Wednesday: It's Cornell's Move in the Ancient Eight LaxMagazine.com
April 1, 2015 Advice from a College Lacrosse Coach: Penn's Karin Corbett USLacrosse.org
April 1, 2015 Yale's Reeves Among NCAA Rookie Leaders YaleBulldogs.com
March 30, 2015 Remembering Walter Chauncey Camp Columbia Spectator
March 28, 2015 Inside Jeremy Lin's Life ESPN.com
March 27, 2015 Blake Dietrick Shooting for Draft Pick ESPN.com
March 26, 2015 Sumo Wrestling and Sukiyaki: Inside Princeton's Life-Altering Trip to Japan Bleacher Report
March 26, 2015 Princeton Head Coach Courtney Banghart Among Fortune's 50 World's Greatest Leaders Fortune.com
March 26, 2015 Princeton Women's Basketball: A Legacy Builds SLAMOnline.com
March 25, 2015 Princeton's Future Bright After Historic Women's Season Yahoo! Sports
March 24, 2015 Brown Football Alum Kyle Rowley Eager to Put Passing Game to the Test for Portland Thunder Portland Tribune
March 21, 2015 Penn Athletics Mourns Passing of Chuck Bednarik PennAthletics.com
March 21, 2015 Hall of Famer Chuck Bednarik Dead at 89 USA Today
March 19, 2015 President Likes Princeton's Chances ESPN.com
March 19, 2015 Princeton Women's Basketball Team is Perfect in Many Ways Los Angeles Daily News
March 18, 2015 Oral History: Harvard Stuns Stanford ESPN.com
March 18, 2015 30 for 30 Shorts: The Billion Dollar Game Grantland.com
March 18, 2015 Unbeaten Princeton Undeterred by Disappointing No. 8 Seed Yahoo.com
March 17, 2015 Dietrick Drives Princeton to 30-0 ESPN.com
March 17, 2015 Undefeated Yet Underseeded, Princeton Moves on to NCAA Women's Play USA Today
March 17, 2015 Princeton's Reward for Perfection: A No. 8 Seed Wall Street Journal
March 16, 2015 Chatham Grad Berntsen Guides Undefeated Princeton Toward NCAA History DailyRecord.com
March 16, 2015 Graham Hays' Five Burning Questions Off the Bracket ESPN.com
March 15, 2015 Yale RB Tyler Varga Balancing Ivy League Education with NFL Dreams BleacherReport.com
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M1 carbine or M1 Garand
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August 24, 2010, 04:00 PM
What the title says. Which you prefer and why you prefer it.
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August 24, 2010, 04:02 PM
Two completely different rifles for different purposes.
That said, my wife has my Carbine ready at home right now as her primary defensive weapon.
August 24, 2010, 04:36 PM
If it's for having a rifle that captures the history of WWII through Vietnam, then the M1 Carbine will be cheaper. I am wrestling with the same question. If if it's for the historical significance, I think it boils down to your preference between infantry and airborne. Both guns did their part, although the Garand was probably the true workhorse. I'm leaning more towards the Carbine so my wife will have something easier for her to shoot. And the weight would be easier compared to the Garand for shooting from anything other than a bench.
August 24, 2010, 04:42 PM
M1 Carbine. It's just a great, handy, little rifle.
August 24, 2010, 04:52 PM
Garand for me. And Carbines aren't much cheaper than Garands anymore, if at all.
I have both and love both, but if i had to choose one, it would be the coolest rifle ever, the M1 Garand. :cool:
Lucky Derby
August 24, 2010, 04:55 PM
I have owned both, and currently only own a Garand.
They are so different it really depends on what you plan on doing with it.
August 24, 2010, 05:02 PM
Lighter, handier, and entirely adequate out to 150 yards for practical purposes.
If I needed a seriously long-range rifle or had a desire for a collector's item, the Garand would be the choice, and I might add a fake Tanker Garand just for fun someday ... but for my entertainment and possible needs I don't see the Garand being in the safe anytime soom.
Tim the student
August 24, 2010, 05:03 PM
I have both, greatly prefer the Garand.
If you are thinking about buying either rifle soon, I'd go for the Carbine. The CMP is essentially out of them, with no more in the pipeline. I think that GI Carbine prices will begin to rise dramatically.
August 24, 2010, 05:04 PM
The M1 is a fine big battle rifle IMHO.
But the AR15 makes for a far better carbine.
August 24, 2010, 05:13 PM
I'd pick the M1 Carbine. Everyone I know that was around in the WWII or Korean War eras seem to favor the Garand. I appreciate it for what it is, but the M1 Carbine (while nowhere near as powerful) seems a more handy rifle for home defense, plinking, zombie apocalypses, etc.
August 24, 2010, 05:24 PM
The CMP is essentially out of themThat's true. I lucked out and fell in love with one of the last batch of them at the North Store, and lucked out again when I discovered a cracked gas block in it (they made it right, let me keep my pretty stock and swap in a non-damaged barreled receiver)
Get a carbine while the getting is good, if you have any desire for a GI-issue one.
August 24, 2010, 05:37 PM
I just bought the garand from this site. I want to get a carbine as well. They make a good pair. i was curious as to what people thought of each. I think the garand wins in the "cool" factor department.
August 24, 2010, 05:56 PM
GARAND: When you really NEED to REACH OUT and touch someone.
CARBINE: When you need something light and easy for close in work.
August 24, 2010, 06:44 PM
I have both, like them both, but would give up the Garand first.
missouri dave
August 24, 2010, 07:37 PM
I have a garand and am saving for a carbine. I'd say it depends on range, terrain and the numbers of the opfor. At longer range definately the garand. At closer range the carbine gets the nod. If I had to have one and only one, the carbine.
August 24, 2010, 07:50 PM
Owner of both here.
I would pick the Garand over the carbine for more "Heavy Duty" stuff like long range shooting, hunting, and even collector value.
I would pick the carbine for a fun short range target rifle, or if nessicary small game.
Both have ammo that isn't cheap, but both make great collector's items, and shooters.
Great guns, but my personal pick would be the carbine.
August 24, 2010, 08:26 PM
The Garand is a superior weapon in all aspects; except perhaps in a CQB situation. Even then, I'd MUCH rather have .45 in hand than a carbine holding 15 rounds of 110gr FMJ ammo.
My Dad carried a Carbine in Korea, and spoke highly of it, but I favor the Garand. If you have long arms and are tall, it can be a challenge to shoot accurately and comfortably.
Zerodefect said it best.
August 24, 2010, 09:43 PM
One thing to think on is the intended purpose of each weapon.
The M1 Garand was an infantryman's rifle, it was the #1 priority for the men on the front lines in most cases and was not favored by those who had priorities above being infantry.
Enter the carbine, designed to be something between a pistol and rifle. Easier to carry, easier to maneuver, not focused on long-range shooting. The M1 carbine is in some ways the PDW (personal defense weapon) of the era it hails from, a job now fulfilled by submachineguns and extra-short carbines ... the long gun for the poor slob humping radio gear, tending to machinery, or herding supplies.
So, if you had to consider using one of these venerable weapons in a serious setting ... will it be as an infantryman with supplies delivered regularly, or will the rifle be one of many things you're trying to do at once?
Personally, I imagine that I'd be running infrastructure and in need of a PDW, not front-line infantry.
August 24, 2010, 10:07 PM
If I wanted a tool, then I would pick the Garand. If I wanted the toy, then I would pick the carbine.
August 24, 2010, 11:05 PM
I have both and will be keeping both. If you can, I would do the same.
August 25, 2010, 01:35 AM
In the aspect of today (Mid August, 2010), the CMP will still have Garands for a few more years. The M1 Carbines are drying up. If you have any interest in getting a carbine, now is the time. I predict the decent ones be gone (CMP source) in about a 1/2 year.
August 25, 2010, 02:51 AM
I disagree about grabbing a .45 before the carbine. Higher capacity, better energy. No one says you have to load it with FMJ. I have both, and for home defense, the .45 falls behind my shotgun and the carbine.
August 25, 2010, 03:23 AM
In my State the M1 Carbine is illegal to own, however in terms of accuracy, stopping power, and reliability the M1 Garand hails supreme in my opinion.
the Carbine is just a pistol with a stock, thats what the purpose of it was, just rather would have the versitility of the 30.06
August 25, 2010, 03:32 AM
The good, collectible (even rack grade shooters) M-1 Carbines at decent prices are getting harder to find.
Whereas decent Garands are not so difficult--and DCM still has decent prices, too, with far fewer hoops to jump through, too.
The only real limitation for the Carbine is ammo, it getting to be available again, but, it is no where as available as Cal..30 M-2 ball for the Garand.
August 25, 2010, 07:21 AM
Have both - like many love both - but for me the Garand is king. Just feels and exudes that battle rifle feel. Probably wouldn't want to lug it around in the field extensively - but for pure nostalgia and joy of disassembly and reassembly - the Garand all the way. Bought one for my self and one as a gift to my father-in-law who served in Korea and had his house robbed years ago where the got his old rifle. The gleam in his eyes when he got it - priceless.
Sav .250
August 25, 2010, 07:34 AM
BIG difference in weight! That aside, neither interest me.
August 25, 2010, 07:44 AM
M-1 carbine fan here. Carried one in the Nam. ( took it from an ARVN, after ditching my 16) great weapon out to 150 yds.
Tim the student
August 25, 2010, 08:31 AM
I predict the decent ones be gone (CMP source) in about a 1/2 year.
CMP is out of carbines now, except for ones they are auctioning. http://www.thecmp.org/m1carbine.htm
August 25, 2010, 09:33 AM
Different rifles in design, ergonomics, performance capability, etc. Difficult to discuss in abstraction. Hard "choice" for me, ....I'd get both.
Art Eatman
August 25, 2010, 10:00 AM
I've always enjoyed shooting the Garand, and then after I was drafted we played with those in Basic Training. I finally got around to buying my own some thirty years back and occasionally drag it out and shoot it.
The Army gave me an M2 Carbine for a pet when I was in an ack-ack outfit, doing occupation duty in Korea 55 years ago. Those are fun, as a few seagulls discovered, down on the beach at Inchon.
I now have my father's bring-back M1 Carbine that he toted from D-Day on. With soft-points, it's my at-home social critter.
August 25, 2010, 12:12 PM
I'd put them in completely different categories and as such find it difficult to compare them directly.
As others have already pointed out, if range was needed or I intended to take large game, it would be the Garand.
If I needed something for "combat" where ranges would be within 250 yards, I'd choose the M1 Carbine.
I keep an M1 Carbine loaded with 110gr JSPs for home defense. If something were to happen where I might feel inadequately armed with a pistol, it's what I'd grab... over the shotgun. For me, that says. a lot. No one is going to soak up a solid shot with an M1 Carbine and continue as if nothing happened. To be shot at 100 yards with a .30 Carbine JSP (from the M1 Carbine) is about the equivalent of being shot point blank by a .357 magnum (from a revolver). I don't know many who consider the .357 magnum an underpowered cartridge for defense.
August 25, 2010, 01:07 PM
Wow! I didn't know the CMP store listed them as "auction only". You'll need to go to one of the two stores then. They have some in stock, but they're getting rough...
August 25, 2010, 01:12 PM
Only because I own one (kind of, its universal) ..but really this question is like asking which woul you prefer a Dodge Ram 2500 or a Dodge Viper...depends on what I am doing...cant haul much hay in a viper....and cant go 160mph in a ram.......:cool:
August 25, 2010, 01:37 PM
If I needed something for "combat" where ranges would be within 250 yards, I'd choose the M1 Carbine.
Personally, I'd lop about 100 yards off from that distance.
August 25, 2010, 01:55 PM
In the Navy I could check out either the Garand or the Carbine with plenty of ammo from the ship's armory. For just fun shooting the M1 Carbine was simply easier to cart around and just a enjoyable little critter to shoot. The Garand, while a fine piece, sort of reminded me of the P14 or P17 Enfields. A bit heavy and not as comfortable to handle or sholder.
August 26, 2010, 09:50 AM
I'm a proud owner of both, and I love them all.
I feel the M1 Carbine is a more practical rifle for real-world use, because commercial ammunition is far easier to acquire and stockpile, it's very light even with the bayonet attached and its ergonomics (for me) are top-notch. It's superior to carrying a pistol which is what it was designed for, and I feel any target that's out of the effective range of my M1 Carbine wouldn't be worth shooting with the Garand anyway (~100-150m)... I'm in an suburban environment.
I definitely love the Garand. If I have to be in more open, rural areas it'd be nice to have the ability to have more range/power available (and a 16" bayonet, yikes!) - but gosh it's heavy. Plus, aside from the CMP or handloading, usable ammunition just isn't widely available as with the Carbine (ironic, considering how popular .30-06 is)... I guess I should just get the stupid adjustable gas plug and nullify that problem.
I reload .30 Carbine. I am also starting to reload .30-06 for the aforementioned reasion; but .30 Carbine ammunition is just cheaper and easier to get and load. And, I can just waltz into Cabela's or Bass Pro and pick up 8-10 boxes whenever I want, although I pay 40-50 cents a round going that route. I use that ammo for SHTF purposes; my Carbine's my go-to gun.
So to collect; Garand. To use; Carbine.
August 26, 2010, 12:48 PM
I have had both for about 40 years now, I would not choose between the two. That said I can make a statement about the Carbine.
When I, my family and /or friends go out for a day of plinking and we bring both guns along, I pick up about 60-70 30-06 cases and several hundred .30 Carbine cases when we call it a day. I shoot the M1 Carbine, my wife, sons, grandson, and grand daughter all shoot the Carbine.
August 26, 2010, 04:17 PM
Too late...North Store (CMP) is out with none in site. I have my two and am glad I do. I shot both Carbine and Garand Matches at Camp Perry this year and have to say I had more fun in the Carbine Match. Accuracy beyond 50 yds ...Give me that big old .30-06. :D
Ignition Override
August 26, 2010, 11:00 PM
I appreciate your comment about how long Garands should/could last at the CMP.
My first Garand arrived from Camp Perry only three weeks ago, and plan to have a second.
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We want to investigate such changes, especially (but not exclusively) in the realm of artistic representations, literature, painting, films or music. We would also like to provide new approaches to one aspect of American popular culture that proves to be a useful indicator of the ways social, economic, aesthetic or spiritual trends evolve in present-day Canada and US. Possible topics might therefore include studies of the relations between celebrations and politics, religion, education, marketing, the medias, or focus on such concepts as violence, transgression, difference, simulacrum, etc.
The conference is jointly organized by Pierre Lagayette, Université de Paris IV-Sorbonne and André Kaspi, Université de Paris I-Panthéon-Sorbonne. Publication of selected papers will follow. Please submit a one-page proposal for a 20-minute presentation and a brief curriculum no later than April 15th, 2006.
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Ronald Johnston
Services for Mr. Ronald "Ron" Johnston, 54, of West Monroe, were held Friday, April 3, 2009 at the Eastside Baptist Church.
Interment followed in the Stevenson Cemetery.
Mr. Johnston was born December 28, 1954 in Delhi, LA and raised North of Holly Ridge, LA. He started working for the Richland Parish Sheriffs Department in 1974. He was with the department from 1974 through 1981 when he became a Louisiana State Trooper. He was with Troop G, number G-22 until he retired in 1988. He worked for several different police agencies after his retirement. He is a member of the Masonic Lodge in Oak Grove, Lodge #284, and a Barak Shriners.
He is preceded in death by his loving mother, Mary Lee Johnston, his Aunt Kate Cotney, and his father-in-law Gaddis Toney.
He is survived by loving wife and best friend of 19 years, Elizabeth Marie Johnston. Six children; three sons Ronald "Brad" Johnston of Holly Ridge, LA, Brian Toney of Alto, LA, and Todd Johnston of West Monroe, LA, three daughters Anna Johnston of Holly Ridge, LA, Samantha Toney of Alto, LA, and Jennifer Rider of West Monroe, LA. Ten grandchildren; Christian Johnston, Ronald Toney, Holden Johnston, Kody Gilbert, Logan Toney, Dawson Johnston, Maria Gilbert, Brianna Hattaway, Remy Toney, Chloe Johnston, and Jonathan Rider, his father, Oscar Johnston, his three sisters; special baby sister, Cindy and brother-in-law Kieth Holley, Kathy Kelly, Joann Copes, numerous nieces and nephews, and special friend, Irene Smith.
Pallbearers were Donald Toney, Keith Holley, Adam Holley, Jordan Holley, Daniel Toney and Daniel Hutson.
Honorary pallbearers were Ric Christian and Doug Chisolm.
Online registry and condolences are at www.mulhearnfuneralhome.com.


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Greensboro, NC-- On a Thursday night where can you shop for food and hear good music? How about downtown Greensboro? If you're looking for fresh food and don't want the hassle of a grocery story, you'll love this new market.
Every third Thursday at 5 p.m., Greensboro will host 'City Market' through Oct. 17. The City Market is at the Railyard at South End, which is at the end of Barnhardt Street and beside the tracks in the 500 block of South Elm. Hours are 5 p.m.-9 p.m.
Action Greensboro says it expects there to be at least 50 booths with fresh produce, artisan goods, and food for sampling at the event. There will also be demonstrations and hands-on activities.
The theme of the first City Market is "Homebrew," and yes, there will be adult beverages, such as beer and wine.
Dates of next City Market:
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Erawan Waterfall
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The seven-tiered Erawan Waterfall is part of the Erawan national park. The park covers 550-square-kilometers. Erawan waterfall is considered as one of Thailand's loveliest waterfalls. The second and third level are ideal for swimming. When you enjoy a long nature walk its possible to reach the 7th level.
Nearby is the Sri Nakharin hydro power dam, this can be visited on the same day without additional charge.
If time permits it is possible to have a quick visit to Kanchanaburi town for the River Kwai bridge without additional charge.
This is a private tour. Included are an English speaking licensed guide, private luxury transport, entrance fees, refreshments, a freshly prepared la carte lunch.
Our guide will meet you at your hotel in Bangkok and will bring you back safely.
Expected duration: full day.
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Customer Reviews:Ilaria (Saturday, 03 December 2011)
A beautiful experience. Many thanks to the people of BKK Tours for their kindness.
Ifeolu (Thursday, 11 August 2011)
Me and my friend had an excellent time. Air catered the tour to exactly what we wanted. She was polite, funny, knowledgeable and we couldn't have
asked for a better service. I would definitely recommend BKK Tours.
Satrajit (Thursday, 11 August 2011)
Hi Air, Tiya and Swaha, say thank you to you for having made their day so enjoyable! Air, as a tour guide, is outstanding; she is friendly and caring
with the kids. Keeps her guest engaged with interesting conversation as well as gives them the required space. She comes across as a person who is
knowledgeable about Thai history and Thai tourism, keen to know about the world outside Thailand. Every aspect of the tour ( travel, locations
visited, food) was amazing.
Iris (Monday, 04 April 2011)
Air was prompt and I had a great time. Many tours are inexpensive but one tends to be herded and rushed and this is not fun. With Air it was good
conversation, many little tips about local life and people and the surprise of the day was Elephant's World. I visited an elephant rescue organization
and understood why so many tourists can't have personal contact with the animals. This time was different. I found myself riding an elephant bareback
into the river for a bath. Awesome!!!
Jeannette en Marianne (Monday, 04 April 2011)
Vooral de persoonlijke aandacht, het aan kunnen passen van het programma en de kleine extra details zoals een gids die regelmatig verfrissende doekje
aanbiedt, of toilet doekjes bij zich heeft. Dat zijn juist de kleine dingen die het af maken. Bedankt Air, je bent een lieve en deskundige gids.
Translated to English: Especially the personal attention, being able to adapt the program, and small details such as a nice guide providing you with
cold towels and toilet tissues. It may be details, but they make the total tour complete. Thank you so much Air, you are an adorable and professional
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This may be high school football's most exciting week of the season.
Sure, the playoffs are great, homecoming is always filled with ceremony and tradition, and regular season finales are just plain fun.
However, right now, every team in the region is undefeated. Every team has been practicing hard and pulling together for the 2011 campaign. Schools are opening their doors to a new year, bands are putting the finishing touches on their halftime shows and cheerleaders are getting ready to roll out their new routines.
The air is just beginning to feel cooler as the sun goes down as the daylight recedes into darkness just a little earlier each evening. No need for the heavy coat and socks for opening night, and you'll probably have the sun in your eyes at least through the first quarter.
Some interesting NASCAR news happened this week.
On the exciting side, Danica Patrick has announced that she'll leave IndyCar racing, opting for a full Nationwide Series schedule next year, plus a limited run in Sprint Cup. While NASCAR has been struggling through tough economic times, the attention and excitement Patrick will bring to the sport may be just the boost it needs.
And while you might not expect NASCAR's good ol' boys to roll out the red carpet for a racing woman, Danica commands respect, and has received it from some of the highest profile drivers in the sport. Dale Earnhardt Jr. is the owner of her NNS car; she'll drive for Tony Stewart in Sprint Cup. Whether she can win in NASCAR remains to be seen, but her arrival will change the sport forever.
On the embarrassing side, Kyle Busch ironically had his driver's license revoked. He pled guilty to driving 80 miles per hour over the 45 mph speed limit and was sentenced to probation, a fine and loss of his license for a month and a half.
Busch is fortunate that he was stopped by a police officer rather than a tree or another vehicle, and that he didn't hurt himself or someone else with his reckless behavior. It's unfortunate that one of the sport's most talented drivers just can't seem to grow up.
But grow up is exactly what the boys from Clinton County did over the last few weeks, as they admirably represented their hometowns, families, state and nation in the Little League World Series. The Mid-Atlantic Champions handled the unprecedented attention with grace and sportsmanship. Their final heartbreaking loss to the eventual champions was tough to take.
Still, with tear stained faces, they tipped their hats to the thousands in the stands.
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