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No. 1 Maryland Outlasts Valiant Princeton Effort in FH
 Princeton was down 4-1 to No. 1 Maryland after 36 minutes in National semi-final at Wake Forest's Kentner Field. After a fifteen minute flurry that saw three goals, the Tigers tied the game at 4-4 only to see the Terps seize control with three more goals to advance to the NCAA Final, 7-5.
NFHCA Recognizes 13 Ivies for All-Region
 The 2009 Longstreth/NFHCA Division I All-Region Field Hockey Teams were announced recently and 13 Ivy League student-athletes were recognized. Princeton, which had four first team selections, earned seven selections. Cornell and Yale, which had two first team selections, both received three nominations to the All-Region Teams.
Rosa's Golden Goal Sends Brown to Chapel Hill
 Brown's Sean Rosa entered Thursday's NCAA game with four goals on the season, but none was bigger than his fifth against Stony Brook. The goal at the 103:02 mark gave the Bears a double-overtime win and a date with the University of North Carolina on Sunday afternoon.
Double-Overtime Heartbreak for Dartmouth in NCAAs
 The Dartmouth men's soccer team saw its 2009 season come to a heartbreaking end tonight in double overtime at Boston College, 2-1. The Big Green opened the scoring and held much of the play, but were felled in the 103rd minute on goal from Isaac Taylor.
Bucknell Weathers Storm to Oust Princeton in MSOC
 A goal by Bucknell's Brendan Burgdorf in the 69th minute made the difference, as the Princeton men's soccer team fell to Bucknell, 1-0, in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Thursday at a rain-soaked Myslik Field at Roberts Stadium.
Reiser Earns Academic All-America Honor
Dartmouth's Henderson Earns Academic All-America
All-Ivy Men's Soccer -- 2009
Ivy Weekly Football Teleconference – 11/17
Ivy Volleyball Awards 11 - 11/17
Fantastic Four into the NCAA Men's Soccer Tournament
Ivy Weekly Men's Basketball Report 2 - 11/16
Ivy Weekly Women’s Basketball Report 2 – 11/16
Ivy Weekly Football Report 10 - 11/16
Ivy Weekly Men's Soccer Awards 11 - 11/16
Princeton Bests Syracuse, 7-3; Heads to Final Four
Harvard Takes Outright Men's Soccer Title
Penn Clinches Outright Volleyball Title
Ivy Football Weekend Wrap-Up - 11/14
Princeton Field Hockey Rolls in Opening Round
Harvard Women's Soccer Falls in NCAA First Round
SIRIUS Football Game of the Week Change for Nov. 14
All-Ivy Women's Field Hockey -- 2009
All-Ivy Women's Soccer -- 2009
Former Cornell Soccer Player Named NEC Commissioner
The Road to Kentner Will Go Through Princeton
Ivy Weekly Football Teleconference – 11/10
Ivy Field Hockey Weekly Awards 10 - 11/10
Ivy Volleyball Weekly Awards 10 - 11/10
Harvard Women's Soccer to Face BC in NCAAs
Ivy Weekly Men's Basketball Report 1 - 11/9
Ivy Weekly Women’s Basketball Report 1 – 11/9
Ivy Weekly Football Report 9 - 11/9
Ivy Weekly Men's Soccer Awards 10 - 11/9
Ivy Weekly Women's Soccer Awards 10 - 11/9
Harvard Women Clinch Outright Soccer Title
Ivy Football Weekend Wrap-Up - 11/7
Princeton Skilled to Perfection in Field Hockey
Two Ivies Named to Academic All-District Volleyball Team
CoSIDA Names 8 Ivies in Football All-District
Cerretani Takes Down Roger Federer in Doubles
All-Ivy Cross Country — 2009-10
Ivy Weekly Football Teleconference – 11/3
Ivy Weekly Field Hockey Awards 9 - 11/3
Ivy Weekly Volleyball Awards 9 - 11/3
CoSIDA Names 10 Ivies in Women's Soccer All-District
CoSIDA Names 10 Ivies in Men's Soccer All-District
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Sibling(s) Rivalry
The 186th meeting between Harvard and Dartmouth kicked off each school's 2009-10 season in Hanover, N.H. Since that century-old rivalry began and the formal beginning of Division I play in 1948, there have been thousands of hockey games. Not one, however, can match the unofficial records established in Dartmouth's Thompson Arena on that particular Friday night.
Help From Above
The Greeks learned to hate it. Aristotle wrote severely of it. Later generations, counting Shakespeare and Nietzsche among their ranks, followed suit in railing against the deus ex machina, the ancient Greek plot device in which a crane — literally, ‘the machine of God’ — would either pluck a character off the stage and out of trouble or help a god descend to the rescue. Enter Jaro Zawislan of Cornell Men's Soccer.
Banker-Doctor
Over a decade ago, former Princeton basketball players Steve Goodrich and Gabe Lewullis (pic.) hooked up to complete one of the most memorable moments in NCAA tournament history. Since then, the two have taken very different paths to post-basketball success.
Protection Project
Hall-of-Famer Mark Messier spoke to Harvard Men's ice hockey team members about a collaboration aimed at addressing concussions. The campaign is an all-encompassing grassroots and educational initiative which aims to change priorities in the sport by encouraging athletes to play smart and choose the best protective equipment.
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