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NCAA women fight their way to maturity, By Kathleen McKeegan
Adolescence ends with 20 years of women's championships - Pro athletes honor countrymen, By Jonathan Berkon
- Key season opener for football, By Brendan Kearney
- X-country looks to fresh talent, By Neema Trivedi
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Berke, veterans lead men's tennis, By Jon Cohen
- Sports Features
- Coach's Corner
- Smack Zone
- ELItorial: Thoughts on a sportless Sunday, By Kenneth Hammond
- From the Sidelines: America's pastime, America's song, By Laurie Randell
- Around the Ivies, By Kenneth Hammond
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Athlete of the Week, By Katie Cole
- Sports Shorts
- Women's Tennis: Tennis star Goldberg earns national recognition for activism, By Kathleen McKeegan
- Ivy League: Columbia finally elects to take weekend off, By Daniel Kaminski
- Women's Golf: Prepping for Ivy foes, By Ned Young
StatsWith the cancellation of its opener against Towson, the football team plays a nine-game season for the first time in 16 years. A look back at other cancellations, and other nine-game seasons, in the history of the sons of Eli:Last cancelled football game: 1985 Ivy finish in 1985: Fifth Last scheduled 9-game season: 1979
Ivy finish in 1979: First |
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