Skaters glide into first at Delaware
Senior and co-captain Katherine Kalaris '07 was elated about the win.
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Senior and co-captain Katherine Kalaris '07 was elated about the win.
While most students look forward to spending their spring break blowing off steam built up during Winter term, others will be heading off on spring training trips to work even harder. The training trips serve to build team cohesion and to focus the athletes on their sports.
The Dartmouth women's tennis team stomped both the University of Massachusetts and the University of Minnesota this weekend at home in the Boss Tennis Center. The Big Green beat both the Minutewomen and the Golden Gophers 4-3.
Princeton and Penn came into the match up with the Big Green men (11-6, 2-4 Ivy) and women (10-5, 2-4 Ivy) highly ranked in the Ivy League standings. The Tigers, ranked at No. 1 in the men's league (8-0, 6-0 Ivy) and No. 1 in the women's division (8-0, 6-0 Ivy), proved to be the stronger team with a greater range of talent in their lineup. Penn, ranked No. 3 for the men (8-3, 4-2 Ivy) and No. 2 for the women (8-1, 5-1 Ivy), was equally authoritative and did not let a single match go.
The benches and guardrails overflowed with spectators who cheered on the athletes -- particularly the eight graduating seniors -- in their final matches. The outgoing seniors were honored in a brief ceremony attended by President Wright and his wife, Susan, commemorating their dedication and achievements on the team.
The Dartmouth squash teams split the night Wednesday. The women downed Williams College 6-3 while the men dropped five matches to the Ephs.
Wildcat goaltender Kevin Regan had a truly outstanding game. It was Regan's relentless play that kept the Wildcats (17-3-1, 12-1-1 Hockey East) in the game while the Big Green's offense dominated the ice.
Club teams are student-run and vary from heavily competitive, like the Dartmouth Rugby Football Club and its consecutive Ivy League championships from 1998 to 2002, to instructional teams that anyone with a penchant for athleticism and sportsmanship can join. They may not have been professionally scouted out for their lighting-quick feet, their massive attack on the outside pin or the unfathomable ability to run a mile under five minutes, but Dartmouth club sports are more than ready to succeed this season (and earn PE credit at the same time).
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Despite the loss of five seniors, Dartmouth men's club hockey looks forward to a highly competitive season with their skilled, albeit younger team.
The Dartmouth women's rugby team dominated Williams College at Brophy Field this past Saturday in a 45-0 shutout.