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The team also has the uncanny tendency to become a lot more than the sum of its parts when playing all together, which is certainly an enviable quality. | The team also has the uncanny tendency to become a lot more than the sum of its parts when playing all together, which is certainly an enviable quality. | ||
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Revision as of 20:12, 7 August 2012
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| Location: Hanover, NH | |
| Current President or Coach | Cameron Orth |
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Dartmouth College is a private institution in Hanover, NH. Despite being located in the middle of nowhere, the team routinely drives several hours to come to events in Boston and Providence, all of which they usually place decently in. They won 2nd place at the 2007 ICT Division 2, losing to a Chris Ray-led Maryland. A team consisting of Dominic, Randall, James, and Tiberiu made the top bracket of 2008 ACF Nationals and won 2nd place in the undergraduate rankings after losing the UG final to Minnesota, whom they had beaten in the playoffs a few rounds earlier.
The team also has the uncanny tendency to become a lot more than the sum of its parts when playing all together, which is certainly an enviable quality.
After slowing down to a near-halt after the 2010 graduation, the team went to more than half a dozen tournaments in the 2011-12 season, including ICTLite at Virginia Tech 2012 Penn Bowl, 2012 ACF Nationals and Chicago Open 2012.
Tournaments
Were originally going to host a packet-submission event entitled "Hanover is a Hard Road to Travel" in spring of 2007; hopes remain high that this event will be revived (or just "vived", but that's not a word).
Players
Class of 2009
- Robert Cousins
- Alan Hess
- Anirudh Jangalapalli
- Randall Maas
- Dominic Machado
- Tiberiu Moga
- Aravind Reddy