Q&A with Trevor Michelson, interim head coach of men’s lightweight rowing
After being promoted from assistant coach, Michelson reflects on his new role within the program.
After being promoted from assistant coach, Michelson reflects on his new role within the program.
After WNBA star Brittney Griner’s guilty plea to drug possession in Russia earlier this year, Lanie Everett ’24 takes us through the ins and outs of the case.
The Big Ten’s acquisition of the University of California Los Angeles and the University of Southern California creates realignment speculations for the rest of college athletics.
50 years since Title IX’s passage, sports have become a powerful instrument of opportunity for gender equality. The kicker — women aren’t done yet.
Big Green women’s hockey coach Liz Keady Norton will be assistant coach for the U18 women’s hockey team. From her players’ perspectives, there is no better coach for the job.
Wilson shares advice on navigating change — amid his own recent move to a new team — and overcoming obstacles.
Graduating seniors, coaches and administrators share moments of joy from Dartmouth club and intramural sports.
Multiple graduating athletes expressed discontent with only two or three full competitive seasons during their time at Dartmouth, although some noted silver linings.
Jake Dalton ’23 and Myles Schreck ’22 contested the hammer throw, while Julia Fenerty ’23 ran in the 800 meter event.
Durbin, who received the Agnes Kurtz Award for her dedication to furthering women’s sports, discussed returning to the pitch after multiple surgeries to help lead the Big Green to a fall national title.
Women’s rugby went undefeated, Big Green football clinched the Ivy League Championship and baseball ended their season ranked third in the Ivy League.
Willett comes back to Hanover with two championship jerseys after claiming first in two different events.
The team defeated Army West Point in the quarterfinals and Harvard University in the semis — two teams that had defeated the Big Green in the regular season — before losing to Lindenwood University in the finals.
Athletes recognized at the ceremony remark on how grateful they are to be a part of the Dartmouth athletics community.
Women’s sailing caps off its season at the ICSA National Championships and Men’s and Women’s track athletes look to qualify for the NCAA Championships at the NCAA East Region Preliminaries.
Samuels reviewed his favorite Dartmouth memories both on and off the court, in addition to his future plans.
The team continued where it left off before the pandemic, winning or placing highly in all of its races this spring.
Softball led all Big Green programs with seven players selected to All-Ivy Teams, including the Ivy Player of the Year. Women’s track and field was a close second with six selections and women’s lacrosse had five.
The Big Green ended Columbia’s NCAA-leading winning streak of 19 games.
As most sports seasons are coming to an end in the upcoming weeks, Dartmouth’s sailing team dominates the events for Week 8.