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Dartmouth is now on a seven-game losing streak, with the loss to the Bulldogs (10-15, 4-4 Ivy) marking its 10 consecutive defeat in Ivy League play, dating back to last season. In addition, the Big Green has yet to win on the road this season.
Amanda Trunzo '11 posted two goals in the middle period to clinch the Big Green's (11-13-2, 8-11-1 ECAC Hockey) victory over the Dutchwomen (5-26-1, 1-18-1 ECAC Hockey) on Friday.
Big Green Soccer standout Craig Henderson '09 was named to New Zealand's 17-man roster for a World Cup warm up match against Mexico on March 3 in Los Angeles, according to IvyLeagueSports.com. This is Henderson's first call-up to New Zealand's highest squad, after representing New Zealand in the U-20 World Cup and the 2008 Beijing Olympics. With the 2010 World Cup approaching in June, a strong performance in Mexico could help Henderson secure a spot on New Zealand's World Cup roster. Henderson finished his standout Dartmouth career last fall, earning All-America and All-Ivy League honors during his tenure as the team's co-captain.
On Friday, however, the Dartmouth squad (7-17-1, 5-12-1 ECAC Hockey) played to its self-proclaimed Winter Carnival motto "We came, we saw, we collapsed" in a 5-4 meltdown to No. 16 Union College.
When Big Green hockey fans dress up for a game, it is usually in green and white. But on Friday night, in a sea of black Northfaces and grey hoodies, community member John Smyrski sat and cheered on Dartmouth's women hockey with a hot pink feather boa wrapped around his neck for the annual "Pink at the Rink" event.
The women's squad also saw action last weekend, losing 8-1 to Princeton University on Saturday and falling 9-0 to Penn on Sunday.
My younger brother sent me a text message Friday afternoon that said, "Who sucks more? You guys or Penn?"
Against the Terriers, Molly Scott '11 and Mary Beth Winingham '10 continued their strong play at first doubles, easily defeating the BU duo Francine Whu and Monika Mical by dropping only one game.
Dartmouth interim head coach Mark Graupe said that the game against the Quakers (3-15, 2-2 Ivy) was extremely important, as it offered the Big Green one of its best chances to secure a win at home.
The Big Green (8-11, 3-2 Ivy) now has two losses to league opponents after an encouraging 2-0 start to the Ivy season.
Big Green women's hockey player Sarah Parsons '10 is among the 78 nominees for the 2010 NCAA Frozen Four Skills Challenge. Online voting for the teams began on Feb. 1 and will go through noon on Feb. 15. Parsons is one of 15 players on the Women's East team, which will face the Women's West team. Voters can select up to two goalies and six players for each team. The Frozen Four Skills Challenge will be held on April 9 in Detroit, Mich. on the Friday night of the Frozen Four national championship. Other Ivy League nominees for the Womens East team include Alyssa Clarke from Yale University and Anna McDonald from Harvard University. The teams will be announced at the end of February, according to NCAA.com.
With 28 seconds left in the game and the Big Green (6-16-1, 4-11-1 ECAC Hockey) trailing the Bears (7-13-3, 5-8-3 ECAC Hockey), 5-4, Adam Estoclet '11 notched the game-tying goal off assists by Joe Stejskal '11 and assistant captain Scott Fleming '11.
Dartmouth is now the only team in the Ivy League without a conference victory.
The split marked just the second time that Dartmouth (7-10, 2-1 Ivy) has lost to an Ivy opponent in the past year snapping the Big Green's six-game conference winning streak.
Harvard (12-5-4, 9-5-2 ECAC Hockey), known for dominating the shot count, ended the game with only 28. The Crimson capitalized on its fewer opportunities, however, as the team lit up the scoreboard four times to finish the game with a win.
Republican R. Nelson "Oz" Griebel '71, a Big Green pitcher from 1969-1971, announced his intention to run for the governorship of Connecticut on Thursday, Courant.com reported. Griebel, the president and CEO of MetroHartford Alliance an economic development organization posted a .833 winning percentage and is second on the all-time Big Green list in that statistic. He was a member of the 1970 Ivy League champion baseball squad that made it to the College World Series. Griebel was a multi-sport athlete, also playing as a guard on the Dartmouth football team during his sophomore year. As a Dartmouth legacy, Griebel was born with ties to the Big Green sports community his father, Richard Griebel '46, was a member of the Big Green men's basketball and football teams. This is Oz Griebel's first attempt at running for a public office, and his platform will center on alleviating the state's budget problems, according to Courant.com.
Assisted by Evan Stephens '11 and Matt Reber '11 during a power play, Jones scored with just over two minutes remaining in the first period to tie the game against the Tigers (9-10-2, 5-8-1 ECAC Hockey) at 1-1.
I sat down with Dan Freeman '10 to talk about the final tennis season at Dartmouth for both him and head coach Chuck Kinyon.
Talk of impending budget cuts is reaching a Super Bowl-like fever pitch heading into this weekend's Board of Trustees meeting, and the open letter to College President Jim Yong Kim and the Board, submitted this week by 75 professors, once again brought the athletic department to the forefront of the discussion ("Faculty protest layoffs in letter," Jan. 26).
The music business has its groupies and the Twitter scene calls out to followers, but the biggest fans of Dartmouth sports are most commonly called devoted parents and there is no shortage of loyal athletes' parents making extraordinary efforts to attend as many of their children's Big Green sporting events as possible.