Cats Beat Bison, Fall to Big Green
October 21, 2002
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Christie Layden and Kristen MacDonald each scored once to lead the University of Vermont field hockey team past visiting Bucknell, 2-1, in a non-conference gameThursday afternoon. Vermont controlled much of the action in the first half, outshooting the Bison 8-3. Layden converted a Vermont penalty c...
Women’s Soccer Downed by AE Foe Hartford
October 21, 2002
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The Vermont Women's soccer team was not in top form when the Hartford Hawks rolled past them 4-0 in an America East Conference game on Thursday. The Catamounts had only four shots in the game compared to Hartford's 29. Hartford Junior Jeanette Akerlund took six shots in the game and had three goa...
Men Survive Hockey East Weekend
October 21, 2002
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Vermont's Shawn Conschafter put one of the greatest goaltending performances in recent memory as the University of Vermont men's ice hockey team continued its early-season swing through Hockey East Friday, playing the powerful Boston University Terriers to a 1-1 overtime tie at a sold-out Walter Br...
UVM Focuses on Fan Attendance
October 21, 2002
Picture the scene at the last Men's Hockey game that you attended against nationally ranked University of New Hampshire: Loud chants of "U-N-H! U-N-H!" within the confines of a sold-out Gutterson arena. You checked your ears to make sure what you were hearing was correct, and much to your dismay it...
Stunzi Sails His Way to the Top and Athens
October 19, 2002
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To be among the best sailors in the United States is not satisfying enough for Hunter Stunzi. He wants to prove that he is the best in the world by competing in the 2004 Olympic Games. Stunzi, a freshman at UVM, has dedicated his past few summers to sailboat racing on the national and international level. W...
Cats Finish 9th at NECCC
October 19, 2002
Junior Michele Palmer finished sixth at the 2002 New England Cross Country Championships held at Franklin Park in Boston, Massachusetts. Palmer finished the course in a time of 17:36, her best of the season, and led Vermont to a ninth place finish as a team out of 42 total squads. Boston College's...
Wallace and Hutchins Come Through For UVM
October 19, 2002
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On Saturday the Vermont Men's Soccer team took on the Maine Black Bears and came out on top to bring their America East record to 2-0-0 (7-4-0 overall). Vermont junior Ethan Hutchins started things off well forVermont when he scored 11:28 into the game off of a pass from sophomore Ronan Keegan. T...
Hessney Carries UVM
October 18, 2002
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Sophomore Nikkie Hessney netted the game-winner and assisted on the insurance goal as Vermont earned a 2-0 victory over Marist (1-8-0) in a non-conference match.The two teams played through a scoreless first half. In the 84th minute Hessney's volley off a cross from Sara Jablonski found the back of th...
UNH Trounces UVM 10-0
October 9, 2002
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The University of Vermont's Men's Hockey team has not beaten the University of New Hampshire's Men's Hockey team since October 19, 1996. The streak was extended through Saturday when UNH beat UVM 10-0 in the first game of the year for New Hampshire and the second for Vermont. UNH, who went to the ...
Capital Gaines
March 11, 2002
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At six feet, seven inches, 215 pounds, Men's Basketball Center Trevor Gaines is an intimidating person on the court: Grabbing rebounds out of the air, swatting away sure lay-ups at the last second. That is where the intimidation ends. Off the court he is a quiet, soft-spoken CDAE major with a love fo...
Conference Corruption
March 11, 2002
"So you're saying there's a chance?" Not only is this a classic quote from Dumb and Dumber, but also the NCAA's favorite saying come March. By the time you read this, Selection Sunday will have come and gone and for many teams, their chances went from being one-in-a- million, to zero. You know every year ...
