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One month ago, Dartmouth had the lead against Princeton University, but a Xaivian Lee dagger three with six seconds left snatched away the win. This time, Dartmouth grabbed the lead early and never let go.
As spring nears, Dartmouth Athletics is beginning a new season of competition. With a mix of new and returning players, many of the College’s spring sports teams are reconfigured — last year’s captains have graduated, and first-years are set to begin collegiate play. Every roster is seeking glory. While there are more Big Green teams competing this spring than the ones listed below, these spotlighted few have their only season — or, in the case of tennis, primary season — in the spring.
The buzzer sounded, and the crowd went wild. Leede Arena filled with the sound of whistles as an exuberant crowd rose to its feet to give the Dartmouth men’s basketball team a well-deserved standing ovation. The team’s incredible win over the Cornell University Big Red was assured.
On Feb. 7, the Big Green bounced back from a weekend two-game losing streak to defeat the Harvard University Crimson, 3-2.
On Jan. 31, Bella Pietrasiewicz ’25 set a new Dartmouth record, becoming the fourth collegiate athlete this season to score below 2:40 in the women’s 1000m run. Pietrasiewicz clocked in at the John Thomas Terrier Classic in Boston with a time of 2:39.85 — the third-fastest in the women’s 1000m in NCAA history.
On Feb. 8, 1,240 fans packed into Leede Arena for the Winter Carnival men’s basketball game against the Harvard University Crimson.
This article is featured in the 2025 Winter Carnival Special Issue.
This article is featured in the 2025 Winter Carnival Special Issue.
This article is featured in the 2025 Winter Carnival Special Issue.
On Saturday, approximately 4,670 spectators — the most since 1981— threw tennis balls onto the Thompson Arena ice rink.
Nearly 850 fans poured into Leede Arena on Friday night to watch the women’s basketball team face Cornell University.
The Dartmouth ski teams began their season with back-to-back victories at the Bates and St. Lawrence Carnivals on Jan. 10-11 and Jan. 16-18, respectively. Securing a combined 21 podium finishes across both weekends, the teams’ early dominance positions Dartmouth as a top contender heading into February.
On Jan. 25, Dartmouth men’s ice hockey bounced back to defeat Cornell University 6-1 after a 3-2 loss to Colgate University the previous night. This season’s sweep of Cornell put the Big Green back in the ranks at No. 19, according to USA Hockey.
The men’s and women’s swim and dive teams made waves last weekend at the Tate Ramsden Invitational in Hanover. Facing the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, the men’s team swept all swimming events, while the women’s team won eight of 18 events across swim and dive against UMass and Northeastern University.
Following a 2-2 tie with Cornell University on Jan. 24, the women’s ice hockey team lost its Alumni Day home game against Colgate University on Saturday. The team fell 4-1 to the Raiders, who are ranked fifth in the nation.
Leede Arena was buzzing.
Men’s hockey ended its three-game losing streak, defeating Brown University 5-2 on Saturday. The day prior, the Big Green lost to Yale University 3-2 as the Bulldogs scored the winning goal with less than five seconds left in the game.
The Dartmouth equestrian team is galloping into the spotlight after an undefeated fall season that has vaulted them to the number-one spot in the Eastern College Athletic Conference. Since its transition in 2021 from the Intercollegiate Horse Shows Association to the more competitive ECAC — a single-discipline league for English riding on the East Coast — the team has shown tremendous growth and determination.
Somewhere in West Texas last September, Bond Almand IV ’26 lapped water from a cow trough. The cyclist was out of water, and the next town was 20 miles away. He sweltered under 106 degree heat as a forest of oil rigs stretched out before him.
After the rest of the student body went home for winter break, the Dartmouth men’s hockey team continued to grind at Thompson Arena, playing eight games throughout December.