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World Athletes | Foreign stars make Vancouver special

March 2

Sidney Crosby's game−winning goal in overtime Sunday night in the gold−medal final of men's hockey against the United States was the exclamation point to two weeks of exciting Olympic action at the 2010 Vancouver games. An Olympics that started on a somber note with the tragic death of Georgian Nodar Kumaritashvilli in a luge practice run gone awry ended in jubilation for the hometown fans, who had been longing for hockey gold ever since Canada last took first in the event eight years ago.

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Men's Swimming and Diving | Tufts finishes second at NESCAC championships

March 1

The Tufts men's swimming and diving team started its season with one date above all circled on its calendar: this weekend's 12th−annual NESCAC Championships, held at Williams College in Williamstown, Mass. After finishing only 237 points behind the Ephs at least year's tournament, the 24 Jumbos competing at NESCACs had high hopes that this would finally be the year that they would break through and claim their first−ever conference title.

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Skiing | For Bresee, regionals beget nationals

March 1

For the ski team, the regional race usually serves as a measuring stick for the team to end its season. But for junior captain Brian Bresee, the Eastern Regional Championships from Feb. 20−21 at Waterville Valley in New Hampshire were simply another stepping stone.

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Women's Squash | Tufts finishes well at Epps Cup

March 1

After two straight weeks of friendly scrimmages without a single match, the women's squash team came away from the Epps Cup (D Division) at Yale University with a strong performance, defeating nationally ranked No. 32 Boston College and No. 28 Northeastern before falling to a talented opponent in No. 26 Columbia.

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Alex Prewitt | Live from Mudville

March 1

Bear with me for a second because I'm going out on a limb here. Just call me Homer Simpson about to jump Springfield Gorge. Weeks before March becomes madness, I'm making a snap judgment, and believe me that it's going to come true. Don't need facts, because this is coming from the gut.

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Athletes of the Week

February 28

Andrea Caruth, Women's Track and field -     In the next-to-last meet before the NCAA Championships, Caruth turned in some of her best performances of the year at this past weekend's All-New England Championships.     Caruth, a junior, posted a time of 58.58 seconds in the 400-meter dash, a personal record for the third-year. Yet, in running on the banked track of Boston University, Caruth's time was adjusted up by four-tenths of a second, bumping her showing past the 58.64-second provisional qualifying time necessary to race in the NCAAs in the upcoming weeks.     Caruth also ran the second leg of the 4x400-meter relay squad, which turned in a ninth-place finish, 11 seconds behind first-place Connecticut. Caruth teamed up with senior co-captain Andrea Ferri, sophomore Kayley Pettoruto and junior Kaylee Maykranz to post a time of 3:59.16, though the final mark was adjusted by 1.6 seconds, which once again caused Caruth to miss the NCAA qualifying time.     Caruth's efforts helped the Jumbos tie for 16th place at the meet and will have her final chance to qualify for NCAAs this weekend at the ECAC Championships.  

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Ice Hockey | Jumbos' playoff hopes mauled by the Panthers

February 28

As Olympic hockey in Vancouver took a break on Saturday, the hockey team took to some Olympic−sized ice when it visited Middlebury at Kenyon Arena for the first round of the NESCAC postseason tournament. Unfortunately for the Jumbos, Tufts struggled to find its Olympic spirit and fell 6−2 to the No. 2−seeded Panthers, ending its season and hopes for a longer playoff run.

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David Heck | The Sauce

February 24

As everybody knows, 2009 was a bad year for celebrities. Among the dozens of literal casualties were Michael Jackson, Farrah Fawcett, Brittany Murphy, Natasha Richardson, Dom DeLuise, Billy Mays, Steve McNair, Walter Cronkite, Ted Kennedy, Patrick Swayze and, of course, Eddie Fatu.

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Jumbos earn All-NESCAC recognition

February 23

Sophomore Valerie Eacret earned her fourth All-Conference award at Friday's NESCAC Championships in the 50-yard butterfly, joining senior diver Lindsay Gardel as Tufts' two honorees.

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