Women’s golf finishes seventh in Lehigh Invite
The Big Green shot an aggregate score of 332 on Sunday and 325 on Monday to finish above Lehigh’s B team and the U.S. Naval Academy.
The Big Green shot an aggregate score of 332 on Sunday and 325 on Monday to finish above Lehigh’s B team and the U.S. Naval Academy.
The sailing team had one of its most successful weekends of the season, notching five top-five finishes after sending six teams to five regattas. The Big Green achieved two third-place finishes, two fourth-place finishes as well as a fifth- and seventh-place finish.
The top eight and top four for men’s heavyweight finished 36th and 24th, respectively, while the same boats for men’s lightweight both came 12th. The women’s team performed better, with its top eight coming in ninth and its top four coming in fourth.
The women’s field hockey team triumphed over Columbia University on Sunday, defeating the Lions 6-2 at home.
While many young New York fans will visit or at least pass by Yankee Stadium as they grow up, many die-hard Red Sox fans will go their entire lives only seeing Fenway Park on television. It takes a special team to be able to collect, and more importantly to keep, fans from cities and towns as diverse and isolated as those of the New England.
The football team rebounded nicely after last week’s sloppy loss to Bucknell University, running all over a hapless Columbia University team that could only manage 95 total yards on offense for a 56-0 shellacking.
The volleyball team held on Friday night in Leede Arena for a hard-fought upset victory against a strong Harvard University team that currently sits in second place in the Ancient Eight.
Note to readers (May 23, 2014): When The Dartmouth found thatJake Bayer '16 had fabricated a quotation, wedecided to remove his articles from our website.\n For a full statement, clickhere.
We realized that if there was one thing that we needed to accomplish, it was the triathlon of country club sports. Squash: check. Tennis: check. That left just one: golf.
The men’s hockey team lost two close games to Ivy League rivals Princeton University and Brown University.
This week, we sat down with Lithuanian-born Gabas Maldunas ’15, a center and power forward on the men’s basketball team.
Dartmouth equestrian has picket-fenced the region this season, taking first place not only at Colby-Sawyer College on Oct. 19 and at a home show this past Saturday, but at every competition this season.
The women’s hockey team fell in both home games this weekend. The Big Green lost its home opener to Princeton University Friday, followed by a loss to ninth-ranked Quinnipiac University Saturday.
A recent article in The Atlantic posited a provocative statement perhaps U.S.
Proper execution on all levels is this week's theme as Columbia University visits Hanover on Saturday. Saturday marks the 84th meeting between both programs in a series that dates back to 1899.
The women's field hockey team notched an impressive 3-2 win on Wednesday against the University of Vermont Catamounts on the road in Burlington.
\n Josh Renaud / The Dartmouth \nNote to readers (May 23, 2014): When The Dartmouth found thatJake Bayer '16 had fabricated a quotation, wedecided to remove his articles from our website.\n For a full statement, clickhere.
For the tennis teams, this weekend was all about the ITA Northeast Regional Championships, the most competitive and arguably important individual event for Ivy League players.
The Big Green sailing squad wrapped up an impressive weekend on Sunday, scoring top-five finishes in two regattas, including a third-place finish in front of a home crowd.
Walking across campus on Sunday, it was not difficult to find a superhero. Flamboyantly dressed students and community members, running to raise money for the Children's Hospital at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, streamed across the Green for most of the afternoon, shouting out support to one another.