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I sat down with rookie sailor Avery Plough '14, who was recently selected by the New England Intercollegiate Sailing Association as Co-Ed Sailor of the Week with partner John Renehan '13.
Despite holding the lead at halftime, the Dartmouth men's rugby team was sunk by a determined United States Naval Academy in a 27-10 loss, marking the team's fifth College Premier Division game of the season. An early penalty and first-half try put the Big Green up 10-5 at the half, but a strong Navy (5-0, Rugby East) forward line proved too much for Dartmouth (2-3, Rugby East), as it scored four successive tries in the second half, also securing bonus points. Navy remains undefeated in the Premier Division.
With wind speeds of up to 20 miles an hour, the men's lightweight crew team's varsity eight suffered a loss to rival Harvard University.
The Dartmouth men's and women's tennis teams experienced successful outcomes in their matches this weekend on Senior Day. The men's team dominated both Brown University and Yale University, raising its season record to 4-2 in the Ivy League. Although the women fell to the Bulldogs, breaking their undefeated run, their victory over the Brown Bears keeps their hope of becoming League champions alive.
The game opened slowly for both teams and, for the first time all season, Dartmouth was unable to score in the first quarter. Princeton (4-6, 2-2 Ivy) scored the lone goal of the period with less than five minutes left to play. The Tigers also had the clear shot advantage in the first 15 minutes, taking 16 attempts to Dartmouth's five.
The atmosphere on the field was tense for the Big Green (8-3, 4-1 Ivy), both due to the significance of the game and the severe weather conditions, as a torrential downpour continued throughout most of the matchup.
The Dartmouth men's baseball team dropped four straight games to Ivy League and Red Rolfe Division opponent Yale University in New Haven, Conn., this weekend. The Big Green (18-10, 6-6 Ivy) could not muster any offense in the four contests, scoring only three runs in the 6-1, 5-1, 3-0 and 5-1 losses.
The Big Green gutted out a tough win in its first game of the weekend. Facing a stiff wind, both teams struggled to generate much offense. In the fourth inning, with her teammate Noelle Ramirez '13 standing on first base, catcher Molly Khalil '12 belted a two-run home run to put Dartmouth in front. Khalil's run turned the game around for Dartmouth.
The beginnings of the venue go back to the construction of the Alumni Oval football field in 1893. The field assumed the name Memorial Field in 1923, when the signature brick west stands were built and dedicated to the memory of Civil War and World War I veterans.
Big Green starting quarterback Connor Kempe '12 was arrested for marijuana possession on April 4, according to the Hanover Police Department. Kempe will be charged with a violation on the civil level instead of the criminal level, according to Kempe's attorney George Ostler '77. "They chose to proceed on a civil level, which is not unusual for how the police proceed against young people who have never been involved in the system before," Ostler said in an interview with The Dartmouth. Kempe will appear before the Lebanon District Court in May and will likely be penalized with a $500 fine, according to Ostler. After playing in all 10 games and throwing eight of the team's 10 touchdown passes this fall, Kempe posted a 54.2 completion percentage, throwing for an average 165 yards per game. In the 2009 season, Kempe saw an increase in playing time, starting five consecutive games after quarterback Alex Jenny '10 was injured. Kempe, Athletic Director Harry Sheehy and head football coach Buddy Teevens declined to comment.
This weekend, I was especially proud to be a Dartmouth student. On Friday night, I showed up just after the first whistle of the Dartmouth-Haiti men's soccer game to find the student section already overflowing. As the game went on, more and more students filed into the bleachers, until even the standing room options filled up.
Big Green baseball shortstop and captain Joe Sclafani '12 leads a team with high expectations this season. In his freshman year, Sclafani was named a Freshman All-American by Collegiate Baseball as well as First Team All-Ivy for shortstop. Last season, he was Baseball America's Preseason Ivy League Player of the Year and Second Team All-Ivy. This season, he is third in the League in batting average, hitting at an even .400 mark this season with three home runs and 22 runs batted in while the reigning League Champion Big Green stands at 15-6 overall and 4-2 in conference play.
Big Green teams are continuing spring season play in various invitationals and group competitions. Over the weekend, the men's and women's track teams competed at the New Hampshire Invitational held at New Hampshire University, with both teams earning nine event wins. The men's golf team saw more mixed success, finishing a solid sixth out of 12 at the Princeton Invitational.
The women's tennis team pummeled Princeton University last Saturday in a historic match, defeating the defending Ivy League Champions for the first time in several years. Coming off that victory, the women's team also beat the University of Pennsylvania on Sunday. The men's team experienced mixed results over the weekend in two close matches.
This past weekend was an exciting time for Dartmouth crew, as both the women's and the lightweight men's teams competed in their first races of the season. The women's team defeated Boston University but fell short against Yale University, while the men's lightweight team dominated the University of Delaware.
Cornell and Dartmouth used a barrage of home runs to create two high-scoring games in their doubleheader.
Despite scoring four goals in the final two minutes of its game against Yale University on Saturday, the Dartmouth men's lacrosse team was unable to beat the 17th-ranked Bulldogs (7-2, 2-2 Ivy), losing the road matchup, 9-7.
Increasing its winning streak to five straight games, the Dartmouth women's lacrosse team soundly defeated Cornell University on Saturday, 13-7. With the win, the Big Green (8-2, 4-0 Ivy) remains unbeaten in Ivy League games, which bodes well for Dartmouth's matchup against the University of Pennsylvania which also has a perfect conference record next weekend.
The Dartmouth men's baseball team continued its run of the Ivy League gauntlet by sweeping Cornell University and Princeton University on Saturday and Sunday, respectively. The Big Green (17-6, 6-2 Ivy) captured a 2-1 extra inning victory over the Big Red (4-20, 2-6 Ivy) to start the weekend and followed with a 4-2 win later that afternoon. Dartmouth pulled out another extra-inning triumph on Sunday, beating the Tigers (12-15, 6-2 Ivy), 4-3, before finishing the weekend with a 5-2 victory.
The game against the Big Green was only one in the Haitian team's five-day benefit tour through New England. The team ranked 99th in the world out of 202 teams by FIFA next traveled to Cambridge, Mass., where it beat Harvard University in penalty kicks on Sunday.