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	Maritime University Field Lacrosse League (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Dalhousie Tiger Ian Cameron for the second year was the Harrow Defensemen of the Year.
		The Dalhousie University Tigers are the powerhouse club on the Atlantic university lacrosse scene and New Glasgow native Ian Cameron, a defender, is a big reason why.
		The Tigers, in just their second season, rolled to a first-place 6- 1 record in the regular season, their lone loss coming this past weekend in Antigonish to St. FX.
	www.mufll.com (1492 words)

	Information on Dalhousie History,Historical Information on Dalhousie India,More Info on History of Dalhousie
		Dalhousie is one of the 80,colonial retreats, tucked away in greens and crisp air, and at times smothered in white.
		Plan your holiday to Dalhousie and stay in one of the beautiful hill resorts of Dalhousie on the edge of the blue sky to feel the exotic touch of India.
		Dalhousie belonged to the erstwhile state of Chamba, but did not have a position of great importance by itself.
	www.indiasite.com /himachalpradesh/dalhousie/history.html (572 words)

	Dalhousie University - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dalhousie College was founded in 1818 by George Ramsay, 9th Earl of Dalhousie, the Lieutenant-Governor of Nova Scotia.
		Dalhousie expanded its presence in south-end Halifax during the 1960s and 1970s when it built the Dalplex athletic facility, the Killam Library, the Life Sciences Centre, the Dalhousie Student Union building and a district heating plant, all on what is referred to as the Studley Campus (the main campus).
		Dalhousie's colours of fl and gold came from the jerseys worn by the Dalhousie University Rugby Football Club (who still wear those colours, as well as the school crest on their jerseys).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dalhousie_University (931 words)

	Reds tame Tigers, defeat X-Men in weekend hockey action
		For the remainder of the period, the Reds forced the play but it was the Tigers who took advantage of what shots they had.
		Dalhousie continued the pressure and even had one of their shots ring off the post.
		Dalhousie called a time-out and even pulled their goalie but it didn’t make a difference - the Varsity Reds completed their stunning comeback and won, 4-3.
	www.unb.ca /web/bruns/0001/issue15/sports/hockey.html (1121 words)

	Saint Mary's University Department of Athletics and Recreation
		The Tigers nearly came all the way back with a 9-0 run, capped by a Leslie Duncan jumper that trimmed the gap to two, but Walker made back-to-back tough layups to put SMU ahead 57-51 with less than three minutes to play.
		Kelly Donald nearly brought the Tigers back again single-handedly at the end, scoring 12 of her 15 points in the second half and five in the final 15 seconds - a layup, a quick steal followed by another layup and a free-throw - to pull Dalhousie to 63-62.
		Dalhousie coach Carolyn Savoy said her team seemed to take a hit when April Scott went down midway through the first quarter with a knee injury.
	www.stmarys.ca /athletics/news/050305-wb-1.html (744 words)

	Dalhousie Holiday,Dalhousie India Holiday,Dalhousie Holiday Destination,Holiday in Dalhousie Himachal Pradesh
		Dalhousie is not surprising that the heat-fearing British built 80 hill stations within a span of just 30 years.
		Dalhousie stands at the foot of one of the main spurs of the Dhauladhars.
		The views are spectacular to the north; range upon range of hills culminating in the snow of the Pir Panjal mountains of Kashmir and to the south the plains of Punjab.
	www.indiasite.com /himachalpradesh/dalhousie/index.html (774 words)

	Maritime University Field Lacrosse League (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Dalhousie was able to control the ball for the majority of the half and keep it out of the sticks of the strong Saint Mary’s offence.
		Dalhousie, the top ranked defensive club in the MUFLL during the 2005 season, is returning 5 defenders from their championship team.
		Dalhousie's Ben Sharpe, Ian Cameron and Dave Jones anchor the league's top defense while SMU is led by their top scorer Nick Maclellan as well as a number of talented offensive players who are capable of igniting the Huskie offense.
	www.mufll.com /news (22506 words)

	MUN Athletics \| Weekend Summaries
		Sept 30, 2000 MUN @ Dalhousie MUN 0 Dalhousie 3
		Sept 29, 2000 MUN @ Dalhousie MUN 1 Dalhousie 0
		Sept 20, 2000 MUN @ Dalhousie MUN 0 Dalhousie 1
	www.mun.ca /athletics/main/weekendpreview/view.php?id=20 (552 words)

	CIS Championship 2004 Women's Report #2 - Time-to-Run Canada XCountry
		Young Sohpie was absent from the Dal side at UWO and managed to sneak under 19 minutes on a fast course in Maine, thus proving my theory that Coach Henniger had at least one #5 runner in his bag of tricks.
		Dalhousie's medal position is, however, the most tenuous, as they seem to have the least depth of the top sides (that is until their next sub 19 running team member comes out of the woodwork!).
		His team placed a strong 4th behind Dalhousie at the UWO invite, and had 4 runners under 19 minutes on a quick course at Geneseo NY (15s 1-4 split) sans #2 runner Liz Snyder.
	www.time-to-run.com /canada/xcountry/2004/cis-champs/women2.htm (1073 words)

	BU - Gaiters
		Dalhousie finished the 2004-2005 season with a 5-15 record, which put them in last place in the Atlantic Conference.
		There were positive signs for the Tigers last season, however, including a season-ending victory over conference champs St. FX and the fact that five of the team’s fifteen losses came by six points or less.
		The Tigers, who have two fourth year and two fifth year players on their roster, will be relying on increased experience to help lead them to a better record in 2005-2006.
	www.ubishops.ca /gaiters/headlines0506/mbasket04.html (523 words)

	Runner's & Triathlete's Web Athletics: Dalhousie And Windsor National XC Champions
		GUELPH, Ont. (CIS): The Dalhousie University Tigers women's team claimed its first national title while the University of Windsor Lancers repeated as men champions at the 2004 CIS cross country championships at the Guelph Lakes Golf Course.
		Dalhousie becomes the first school from the Atlantic conference to win the CIS banner in women's or men's cross country.
		Dalhousie's five scorers finished second, fifth, seventh, 16th and 29th for a point-total of 59.
	www.runnersweb.com /running/news/rw_news_20041114_CIS_XC.html (357 words)

	NEWS ITEM - Saint Mary's University Department of Athletics and Recreation
		Dalhousie Tigers’ Heather Owens, right, jumps to block the smash from Saint Mary’s Huskies’ Janesse Boudreau during the AUS women’s volleyball championship match in Halifax on Sunday.(Peter Parsons/Staff)
		The regular-season champs were strong with their digs, snuffing out any Dalhousie attack and forcing the host side into needless errors.
		The Tigers began to utilize all-star left-side hitter Jilliane Goulet, setting up the fifth-year veteran with plenty of opportunities for the kill.
	www.smuhuskies.ca /2202006vb1.html (736 words)

	Long time coming
		Joseph, in his fourth season behind the Dalhousie bench, said his team is focused on the task at hand, but conceded there is a historical context to any championship.
		He thought of two former Dalhousie captains on Saturday night after the Tigers wrapped up their semifinal series against the UNB Varsity Reds.
		Dalhousie and St. F.X. have already earned berths at the national tournament later this month in Fredericton, but both teams say the chance to go there as a champion is motivation enough.
	www.canoe.ca /Slam040304/cis_hky-par.html (659 words)

	UPEI PANTHERS
		The Dalhousie Tigers put an end the the woman hoop Panthers winning streak as they defeated the hometown squad 59-49 in AUS action at UPEI.
		The Panthers fresh off two straight wins came out strong and led throughout the first half against a tall and talented Dalhousie squad only to fall behind as Ryan McKay drained a three late in the session to give her team a 32-29 lead heading into the intermission.
		The second half opened up with the Tigers going on a 13-2 run as they stretched their lead to 16 and appeared ready to put the Panthers away but UPEI refused to quit and ran off an 11-0 run of their own to close to within 5 points at 54-49 with 2 minutes remaining.
	www.upeipanthers.com /news.php?id=661 (219 words)

	Universidad de Dalhousie - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre
		Dalhousie está también clasificada como una de las principales universidades de investigación de Canadá.
		Dalhousie permaneció como una de las únicas tres universidades fundadas bajo premisas constitucionales seculares hasta una fecha tan reciente como la de los años 1950.
		Dalhousie expandió su presencia al extremo sur de Halifax durante los años 1960 y 1970 cuando construyó las instalaciones de atletismo Dalplex, la Biblioteca Killam, el Centro de Ciencias de la Vida, y una planta de calefacción del distrito, todo ello con relación al Campus Studley (el campus principal).
	es.wikipedia.org /wiki/Universidad_de_Dalhousie (833 words)

	Ontario University Athletics
		In her fourth season at the helm of the Dalhousie University Tigers, Lesley Jordan becomes the second bench boss from an AUS team to claim the CIS coach of the year award.
		Jordan led Dalhousie to the best conference record (14-3-3-1) in team history in 2005-06, good for third place in the AUS standings, and the Tigers success continued in the playoffs where they upset Saint Mary's 2-1 in the semi-final round.
		Leah Kutcher of the Dalhousie University Tigers is the first student-athlete from an AUS school to receive the Marion Hillard Award recognizing outstanding achievement in hockey, academics and community involvement.
	www.oua.ca /news/?id=3928 (2156 words)

	Storm Press Releases - Guelph Storm Hockey Club 2003
		He also received the Wayne Gretzky 99 Award as the Most Valuable Player in the 2004 OHL playoffs and was selected as the Storm’s Fan Tracker Most Popular Player.
		Tiger Head Coach Fabian Joseph beamed, “Acquiring Martin St.Pierre was our top priority in our recruiting process.
		He is a huge part of the puzzle and I look forward to the opportunity of coaching him and helping him reach his potential as a player.
	www.guelphstorm.com /web_pages/press_releases.php?id=107 (297 words)

	Canadian Interuniversity Sport
		On the flipside, the win for Dalhousie, 7th in 2002, signals a team on the rise that possess the weapons to do some serious damage.
		The Tigers always seemed to have the ability one-up the Rouge et Or in crucial moments.
		The Tiger Player of the Game was setter Tony Finch who picked up a very impressive 46 set assists, two kills, five digs and four blocks.
	www.sportuniversitaire.ca /e/m_volleyball/story_detail.cfm?id=441 (987 words)

	Varsity Blues
		The Tigers finished third in the AUS standings in 2005-06 (14-3-3-1), and upset second-seeded Saint Mary's in the conference semi-finals to earned a berth for the nationals.
		Dalhousie did drop a lopsided 8-0 decision to StFX in the AUS gold-medal game but kept a 1-1-1 mark against the division-leading X-Women in conference play.
		Dalhousie head coach Lesley Jordan, named AUS coach of the year, is also an assistant coach with the Canadian U-22 team that won the Air Canada Cup in Germany in January.
	www.varsityblues.ca /news/?id=3915 (1600 words)

	Western vs. Dalhousie
		It certainly was an emphatic 3-0 win for the Western Mustangs over the Dalhousie Tigers in the championships final round robin tussle.
		Dalhousie came out strong, only to see Martin Painter put the Mustangs up by one in the 19th minute.
		Though the mud created havoc in the centre of the field, Western was able to control the game, and Ree San chipped a perfect ball over Tiger keeper Grant Spence to put the Mustangs up by two at the half.
	publish.uwo.ca /~rbasacco/wvd.html (125 words)

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		And although head coach Rob Daum said there was "absolutely not" any under-estimation of the Atlantic conference on his team's part, the Golden Bears certainly had a chance to learn that AUS teams are much stronger than their win-loss records may indicate.
		The second-year goaltender put on a top-notch performance, kicking out all but one of the 42 shots he faced, including a highlight-reel diving glove save on a rebound late in the third with the Bears buzzing to get back in the game.
		Tigers head coach Fabian Joseph was proud of the way his leaders stepped up to earn their university some attention on the national stage.
	www.unb.ca /bruns/0304/25/sports/dalhousie_bronze.html (510 words)

	University of Manitoba: Bison Men's Volleyball
		The second set, was a close affair through with Dalhousie having a slight lead at 9-6 and 13-10 before leading 16-14 at the second timeout.
		Dalhousie earned a 21-19 advantage with a service ace and capitalizes on a bad Manitoba pass but the Herd responded with a Josh Klassen service ace and kill to tie the score.
		Dalhousie regained the lead at 12-10 with a stuff block but blocks by Nathan Toews and Zylstra brought the match even at 15.
	www.umanitoba.ca /faculties/physed/athletics/volleyball/mens/results/2005/030506.shtml (583 words)

	2006 CIS Women's Hockey Championships
		With the victory, the QSSF champions are only one win away from reaching Sunday's gold-medal game, which would mark only their second appearance in the national final (2000).
		McGill dominated the contest, outshooting the Tigers by a whopping 45-16 margin, including a 15-3 edge in the second period.
		The Tigers (0-2), making their first appearance at the nationals, are out of medal contention and will play for fifth place on Sunday morning.
	www.cisport.ca /e/championships/w_hockey/2006/story_detail.cfm?id=7147 (720 words)

	Dalhousie terminates Easter's contract
		For the second time in less than two years, the Dalhousie Tigers are looking for a new hockey coach.
		Dalhousie hovered near the Atlantic conference basement all season and finished with a dismal 5-21 record.
		The Tigers often turned in lacklustre efforts, though they showed some life in the playoffs, forcing a deciding game in their first-round series against the Saint Mary's Huskies.
	www.canoe.ca /CIAUHockey/apr7_dal.html (662 words)

	NEWS ITEM - Saint Mary's University Department of Athletics and Recreation
		Leah Kutcher of the Dalhousie Tigers women’s hockey team is the Atlantic University Sport nominee for the 2005-06 Marion Hilliard Award.
		Wearing the “C” for the hockey Tigers, she is a four-time academic all-Canadian and was an academic all-American during her year of study at the University of Minnesota.
		Quarterfinal action begins Friday with the Dalhousie Tigers facing the St. Thomas Tommies at 4pm followed by the host Mounties and the UNB Varsity Reds at 7pm.
	www.stmarys.ca /athletics/varsity/hockey-w/2222006_wh1.html (1421 words)

	UNB Baseball - NewsFlash
		Dalhousie scored two runs in the bottom of the fifth and three more in the seventh to cut the deficit to four runs but the outcome was long decided by that point.
		U.N.B. scored the winning run in the bottom of the 6 inning when, while Dalhousie was intentionally walking U.N.B. slugger Dave Barr with first base empty and Dan Estey on second base, Estey stole third and scored on a wild throw down the left field line.
		U.N.B. is on the road this Saturday facing Dalhousie University in Halifax and return home to Royals Field on Sunday for their final two regular season games against Acadia.
	www.unbf.ca /clubs/baseball/UNB_Baseball_Latest_News.html (3364 words)

	Thunderwolves Hockey - News - Atlantic Waves 6 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		Friday night the UNB Varsity Reds were in the Nova Scotia capital to play the slumping Dalhousie Tigers, who had their star recruit, Mathieu Melanson (Shediac, NB) of the Memorial Cup champion Quebec Remparts, quit the team on Monday.
		The wounded Tigers showed their mettle in the first period as they out-chanced the V-Reds and UNB was ahead 2-0 only thanks to the fine stops of Michael Ouzas (Hamilton, ON).
		You could see the Tigers sag after that and UNB scored a powerplay goal later in the period and another in the third period.
	www.thunderwolveshockey.com /headlines.asp?id=837 (1122 words)

	Tigers shut down X-Men (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		The Tigers, led by a super-sized set of defensive backs, shut down the St. Francis Xavier X-Men with a 1-0 victory before several hundred fans at Wickwire Field in Halifax in men’s Atlantic Universities Soccer Conference action.
		Not only did Dalhousie’s backs shut down the X-Men offence with their size, they also used it to score the game’s lone goal.
		Dalhousie hit two crossbars in the first half, one from all-star striker Simon Richardson and another from Hudson.
	www.stfx.ca /athletics/msoccer/091905.html (316 words)

	U of S Huskies
		HAMILTON (CIS) — The number five ranked Dalhousie Tigers snuffed out the candle that represented any hope No. 4 Saskatchewan had to win the 2006 Canadian Interuniversity Sport men’s volleyball championships and ensured that there would not be a fourth straight all Canada-West semi-final round with a 3-0 (25-21, 25-19, 25-23) victory over the Huskies.
		The win by Dalhousie, which has reached the CIS tournament for 27 straight years, advances the Tigers to Saturday’s semi-finals against either the top-seeded Alberta Golden Bears or the No. 8 McMaster Marauders.
		The Tigers consistently denied any ball hit by the Saskatchewan Huskies entry to their side of the court.
	huskies.usask.ca /archive.php?h=2435&y=&l=1 (787 words)

	MUN Athletics \| Weekend Summaries
		Memorial will look to challenge the Tigers this weekend with everything they have to show them that they are better than the team that they played in November.
		Coach Partridge is surely not looking past Dalhousie because they have shown the Sea-Hawks already this season that they will be coming to play, but as always he will be looking for a great performance from the lady hawks that they can build on for the following matches.
		The Tigers and the Sea-Hawks now find themselves tied in the standings sitting in the basement of their division.
	www.mun.ca /athletics/main/weekendpreview/view.php?print=yes&id=86 (592 words)

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