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Dartmouth (6-3-1, 3-0 Ivy) set the tone for the weekend early in Friday's match-up as forward Doug Jones '12 capitalized on work from forwards Eric Robinson '14 and Matthew Lindblad '14.
The No. 10 Dartmouth women's hockey team lost to No. 6 Boston College, 4-2, on Wednesday, after allowing the Eagles to take control early with three goals in the first period. Wednesday's game marked the third consecutive loss for the Big Green (6-4, 5-3 ECAC) following the team's red-hot 6-1 start.
After taking a 12-11 lead 7:55 into its game against Colgate University, the Big Green men's basketball team held on to earn its second victory of the season, 80-63, on Saturday at home.
Virginia Peisch '11, co-captain of the Dartmouth women's field hockey team, played in the National Field Hockey Coaches Association Division I Senior Game at the University of Maryland on Saturday. Peisch was joined by her coach, Amy Fowler, who was also selected by the NFHCA to participate in the Senior Game as a coach.
The Big Green (4-3-1, 3-2-1 ECAC) faced off against the Quinnipiac Bobcats after tallying 13 goals over its last two games a scoring trend the team hoped to continue entering the match, according to assistant captain Evan Stephens '11.
So I'm pretty sure I wasn't a man for about 20 minutes on Saturday. This painful phenomenon occurred during an event called the "Tough Mudder," which is a 12.5-mile run with 19 obstacles along the way.
I sat down with Aly O'Dea '12 to talk about falling just short of the Ivy League title at the end of the women's soccer season.
The men's and women's squash teams both competed in their first matches of the season at home this weekend at the Dartmouth Fall Classic. The Big Green dominated their competition with gusto, not losing a single match.
At the women's regatta, the first varsity boat placed fourth with a time of 13:54.5, while the freshmen had the standout performance of the day, earning second out of 23 crews with a time of 13:23.1.
After falling to the University of New Hampshire on Tuesday, the Dartmouth women's basketball team faced tough competition in the TD Bank Classic at the University of Vermont this weekend, where both Boston College and Marist College topped the Big Green, giving the team a 0-4 start to the season.
The Big Green squared off in Cambridge for the first game of the series and the Crimson jumped to an early lead eight minutes into the contest. Harvard maintained its 1-0 advantage for the remainder of the first period.
The Dartmouth football team finished the 2010 season with a winning record, 6-4 overall, on Saturday, soundly defeating the Princeton University Tigers, 31-0. This marks the first time since 1997 that the Big Green recorded a winning season and the first registered shutout in 14 years.
Dartmouth (1-3, 0-0 Ivy) lost a heartbreaking home opener to in-state rival University of New Hampshire. A put-back from UNH senior Dane DiLiegro with both the shot clock and the game clock running down gave the Wildcats a 55-53 victory over the Big Green this past Tuesday at Leede Arena.
Ethan Shaw '12, Phil Royer '13 and Tom Robbins '11 were named to the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association All-Region runners list last Monday. They qualified for the award by finishing in the top 25 of the NCAA Regional Championships meet that took place on Nov. 13. At the meet, Shaw led all members of the Dartmouth squad by finishing in 18th place. Royer and Robbins followed close behind, finishing in 19th and 24th, respectively. Both Shaw and Robbins earned the award last year as well. The team failed to qualify for the National meet, however, as it finished fourth overall at Regionals, and only the top two teams receive an automatic bid.
Chris Hanson '13 may be an All-American athlete, but he's recently been making headlines off the court by raising over $10,000 for "Miles for Moms," a program he started in September to raise money for breast cancer research. Hanson ran between five and 12 miles every day of October except for two for a total of 175 miles at the end of the month.
So I think I came up with a game-changing strategy for this column. Since this is always published on Mondays, I usually write it on Sundays. It recently dawned on me how terrible an idea this was, however, when I was taking a shower last Sunday. I had had (that's always weird, it's like "do do," except not funny) a pretty late night on Saturday and midway through my shower the next morning I couldn't remember if I had shampooed already or not. That's when it hit me if I was in such a state that I could not remember if I had shampooed, how the hell could I be even remotely clever in a column. Plus, on Sundays, I'm so stressed out from fantasy football that mentally I'm just not there. You know how girls complain that things like monthly cycles and birth control mess with their hormones and affect their moods? Fantasy football is the equivalent for boys. Instead of "that time of the month" though, it is only in the Fall and it is "that time of the week."
I sat down with Claire Byrne '11 to talk about life after field hockey and her new found affinity for sleeping in.
The Big Green men's cross country team finished fourth overall in the NCAA regional meet on Saturday in Madison, Conn., while the women's team placed eighth. The Dartmouth men received 138 points for fourth, while the women took eighth with 271 points. Neither team received an at-large bid to the National meet.
While the Dartmouth women's swim team started the season with a victory against Cornell University at home on Friday, the men failed to carry the momentum into their dual meet against Cornell University and Harvard University on Saturday. Both teams' freshmen had outstanding performances as they broke water for the first time in their Dartmouth careers.
Dartmouth came out strong against Princeton (13-11, 8-5 Ivy), leaving little opportunity for the Tigers to fight back.