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Dartmouth Quick Facts Dartmouth Quick Facts Name of School: ...............................Dartmouth.College Top Returning Position Players and 2007 Stats Location: .................................................Hanover,.N.H. Name Pos Cl AVG HR RBI R Founded: ................................................................ 1769 Nick.Santomauro. OF. So.. .395. 0. 23. 22 Enrollment: ........................................................... 4,300 Jim.Wren. INF. So.. .308. 2. 12. 13 Colors: ...............................Dartmouth.Green.and.White Damon.Wright. OF. Sr.. .303. 1. 22. 24 Nickname: ......................................................Big.Green Affiliation:.......................................... NCAA.Division.I Top Returning Pitchers and 2007 Stats Conference: .................................................. Ivy.League Name Pos Cl W-L ERA IP K President:............................................ Dr..James.Wright Russell.Young. LHP. Sr.. 2-5. 4.03. 51.1. 33 Athletic Director:....................................... Josie.Harper Kyle.Zeis. RHP. Sr.. 1-0. 4.10. 25.1. 31 Athletic Department Phone:................ (603).646-2465 Web Site:.............................www.DartmouthSports.com Top Newcomers Field (Capacity): ...................... Red.Rolfe.Field.(1,000) Name Pos School/Hometown Dimensions:.....................(LF).316,.(CF).445,.(RF).345 Sam.Bean. OF. BB&N/Needham,.Mass. Colin.Britton. LHP. Arlington/Poughquag,.N.Y. Sports Information Director:.................................TBA Jason.Brooks. 1B/3B. Oaks.Christian/Westlake.Village,.Calif. SID Office Phone:.................................. (603).646-2468 Jeff.Onstott. INF. Langham.Creek/Houston,.Texas Baseball Contact:.....................................Matt.Faulkner Brandon.Parks. C. Capistrano.Valley/Mission.Viejo,.Calif. Office Phone:......................................... (603).646-2468 Jake.Pruner. RHP. Forest.Parks/Triangle,.Va. E-mail:..................... [email protected] Ryan Smith RHP Harborfields/Greenlawn, N.Y. SID Fax:................................................. (603).646-1286 Dan.Ternowchek. RHP. Dowington/Glenmore,.Pa. SID Mailing Address:..................... 6083.Alumni.Gym,. .......................................................Hanover,.N.H..03755 Key Position Player Losses and 2007 Stats Name Pos AVG HR RBI R Head Coach:.........................Bob.Whalen.(19th.season) Andrew.Nacario. OF. .223. 0. 9. 6 Alma Mater/Year:..........................................Maine.’79 Record at School/Years:.............. 324-360.(18.seasons) Key Pitcher Losses and 2007 Stats Career Record (Ivy):........................317-348.(178-170) Name Pos W-L ERA IP K Office Phone:......................................... (603).646-2477 Jeff.Wilkerson RHP. 3-4. 6.75. 57.1. 37 Assistant Coach:...................George.Roig.(2nd.Season) Alma Mater/Year:...... Florida.Atlantic.University.(’00) Office Phone:......................................... (603).646-2765 Assistant Coach:........... Nicholas.Enriquez.(4th.season) Alma Mater/Year:..........................................Menlo.’01 Baseball Fax:......................................... (603).646-3348 Athletic Trainer:............................................. Scott.Roy Strength and Conditioning:.........................Bob.Miller Overall All-Time Record:......................1,574-1,587-21 Last Conference Championship:..............1987.(EIBL) College World Series Appearances:..................... 1970 NCAA Regional Appearances:......... 1958,.1967,.1969,. 1970,.1987 Red Rolfe Division Champions:........ 2000,.2001,.2004 2007 Overall Record:...........................................8-29-1 2007 Ivy League Record:........................................5-15 Lettermen Returning/Lost:.................................... 10/2. Newcomers:.................................................................. 8 Big Green Baseball 00-01-04 Red Rolfe Champs This is Dartmouth College The.nation’s.ninth.oldest.college.and.a.member.of.the.Ivy.League,.Dart- ANNUAL ENROLLMENT:.(Fall.2006).Undergraduate.-.4,085..Gradu- mouth. is. a. private,. four-year,. liberal. arts,. coeducational. college. with. ate.-1,668:.Arts.&.Sciences.-.605;.Medical.School.-.378;.Thayer.-.182;. schools.of.business,.engineering.and.medicine.as.well.as.18.graduate.pro- Tuck.-.503. grams.in.the.arts.and.sciences..Its.200-acre.main.campus.features.state-of- the-art.academic.facilities.including.the.Berry.Library,.the.Hood.Museum. OPERATING BUDGET 2005-06:.Total.$629.4.million.($355.9.million. of.Art,.the.Hopkins.Center.for.the.Arts.and.the.Rauner.Special.Collections. undergraduate.college). Library. ENDOWMENT:.$3.092.billion.(market.value,.excluding.life.income.and. LOCATION:.Hanover,.N.H.,.on.the.Connecticut.River;.two.hours.north- annuity.trusts,.June.30,.2006.) west of Boston, five hours north of New York City; accessible via Inter- states.89.and.91,.or.air.carriers.to.airports.in.Manchester,.N.H..(MHT). FINANCIAL AID:.Need-based;.total.awards.2005-06 —.$67.million.. and.Lebanon,.N.H..(LEB)..The.college.is.also. Admission.to.Dartmouth.is.need-blind. accessible. by. bus. and. by.Amtrak. rail. service. from.New.York.and.Washington,.D.C..to.White. DEVELOPMENT:.To.advance.leading-edge. River.Junction,.Vt. teaching.and.scholarship,.enhance.residential. and.campus.life,.and.honor.its.commitment. HISTORY:.Founded.1769.by.the.Rev..Eleazar. to. making. education. accessible,. Dartmouth. Wheelock. for. the. education. of. “youth. of. the. announced. in. November,. 2004,. the. largest. Indian. Tribes. .... English. Youth. and. others.”. fund-raising.effort.in.its.history..With.a.$1.3. Coeducational. since. 1972.. Nickname:. “Big. billion.goal,.the.Campaign.for.the.Dartmouth. Green.”. Colors:. Dartmouth. Green. and. white.. Experience.is.seeking.investment.in.dozens. Motto:. “Vox. clamantis. in. deserto”. (“a. voice. of. initiatives. across. the. institution. -. for. the. crying.out.in.the.wilderness”). undergraduate.college,.its.graduate.programs. in. the. arts. and. sciences,. and. three. profes- PRESIDENT:.James.Wright.’64a,.noted.his- sional. schools. of. business,. engineering. and. torian. and. specialist. on. the. American. West,. medicine. inaugurated.16th.Dartmouth.president.in.Sep- tember,. 1998;. a. member. of. Dartmouth’s. his- TENURED AND TENURE-TRACK FAC- tory.department.since.1969;.former.Dartmouth. ULTY:. Arts. and. Sciences. -. 366;. Medical. Provost.and.Dean.of.the.Faculty.of.Arts.&.Sci- School.-.166;.Thayer.-.27;.Tuck.-.38.Total:. ences;.graduate.of.Wisconsin.State.University. 597.. Doctorate. or. equivalent. held. by. more. (1964). with. master’s. and. doctorate. degrees. than.90.percent.of.Dartmouth’s.full-time.in- from.the.University.of.Wisconsin-Madison. structional.faculty. UNDERGRADUATE ARTS AND SCIENCES:. DEGREES AWARDED:. Bachelor’s. (AB,. Dartmouth. is. committed. to. providing. an. ex- BE);.master’s.(AM,.MALS,.MBA,.ME,.MS,. cellent.teaching.and.research.environment.for. MPH);.doctorate.(PhD,.MD);.combined.de- students.and.faculty..The.scale.of.the.College. grees.(MBA/ME,.MBA/MD,.MBA/MS,.MS/ ensures.the.intimacy.of.a.liberal.arts.college,. MEM,.MD/PhD). while. providing. research. opportunities. typi- cally.found.at.much.larger.institutions..For.the. The Big Green Celebrates its Red Rolfe COMPUTING AT DARTMOUTH:. One. Class.of.2011,.there.were.14,176.applications. Division title in 2000 of.the.nation’s.pioneers.in.educational.com- and. 2,167. admissions;. approximately. 1,100. puting,. Dartmouth’s. computing. environ- students.enrolled..Students.come.from.across. ment.includes.a.wireless.network.that.covers. the.United.States.and.around.the.world..Undergraduate.tuition.and.fees. the.entire.campus..Beginning.in.the.fall.of.2003,.local.and.long-distance. for.2007-08.is.$34,965;.total.tuition,.room.and.board.and.fees.is.$45,483.. telephone.calling.was.enabled.over.the.campus.network.using.“software. Admission to the College is need-blind; financial aid in 2005-06 totaled phones”.and.VoIP.software..Ownership.of.a.computer.has.been.required.of. approximately.$67.million.to.57.percent.of.undergraduates..The.Arts.and. undergraduates.since.1991. Sciences.consist.of.39.academic.departments.and.programs;.top.majors. among.2006.graduates.were.economics,.government,.psychological.and. ATHLETICS:.34.intercollegiate.varsity.sports.(16.women’s,.16.men’s,. brain.sciences,.history.and.English..The.College.has.about.350.tenured.and. two.coed);.17.club.sports;.24.intramural.sports..Three-quarters.of.Dart- tenure-track.faculty,.including.the.highest.percentage.of.tenured.women.in. mouth.undergraduates.participate.in.some.form.of.athletics. the.Ivy.League.. OFF-CAMPUS PROGRAMS:.Dartmouth.undergraduates.have.the.op- ACADEMIC CALENDAR: The.Dartmouth.Plan.—.a.year-round.calen- portunity.to.study.in.39.off-campus.programs.in.22.countries. dar of four 10-week terms — allows flexibility in scheduling. Undergradu- ates.must.be.on.campus.freshman.year,.summer.before.junior.year.and. WORLD WIDE WEB:.www.dartmouth.edu senior.year. Big Green Baseball 00-01-04 Red Rolfe Champs 1 The 2008 Outlook Entering the 2008 season, the Dartmouth baseball team, for the first time in of.Steindoerfer’s.14.appearances.came.in.a.starting.role,.his.niche.was.as.a. recent.memory,.is.coming.off.a.season.where.it.was.not.in.the.playoff.pic- reliever,.where.he.notched.his.lone.win.last.season.against.Yale. ture..Prior.to.that,.the.team.had.enjoyed.much.success.over.the.past.seven. Sophomore.Ben.Murray.gained.valuable.experience.last.year.when. years,.which.included.three.division.championships..That.team.success.was.
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