What to Watch For
Vince Marriott: For my last What to Watch For of the term, it's only fitting that I choose a Philadelphia sporting event.
Vince Marriott: For my last What to Watch For of the term, it's only fitting that I choose a Philadelphia sporting event.
This week, I sat down with men's ice hockey goaltender Cab Morris '14 to discuss the team's offseason training, the future of the Dartmouth hockey program and his trivia knowledge. When did you first start playing hockey? CM: I actually started skating when I was three years old and began playing hockey at the age of five.
Courtesy of Nathan Crupton The Dartmouth men's and women's track and field teams sent a handful of athletes to the IC4A and ECAC Championships in Princeton, N.J.
You arrive at the library on Sunday afternoon and decide a KAF trip is necessary to begin your day full of studying and browsing memes.
This week, both my NHL and NBA teams were knocked out of the playoffs. A rational person would simply have been bummed out, but I was devastated.
Erin Becks / The Dartmouth Erin Becks / The Dartmouth After a hard-fought 6-4 win against the University of Pennsylvania in the Ivy League Tournament championship game last weekend, the Dartmouth women's lacrosse team will begin NCAA Tournament play on Sunday with a game against Syracuse University at the Carrier Dome.
Christina Chen / The Dartmouth Staff Christina Chen / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth men's and women's track and field teams will split up once again this weekend as the Big Green gets nearer and nearer to the NCAA East Preliminary Round on May 24-26.
The Dartmouth men's golf team narrowly missed out on a prime opportunity to claim the Ivy League title last week at Galloway National Golf Club, as the Big Green fell to the University of Pennsylvania in the third sudden-death playoff hole.
Anna Davies / The Dartmouth Dani Wang / The Dartmouth Staff Christina Chen / The Dartmouth Staff This past weekend's flurry of Ivy League Championships was followed by the announcement of several All-Ivy League teams and other awards for over a dozen Dartmouth athletes.
Anna Davies / The Dartmouth It has been a good week for Dartmouth women's lacrosse captain Sarah Plumb '12.
Christina Chen / The Dartmouth Staff Big Green shortstop Joe Sclafani '12 was selected as one of 50 candidates from Division-I baseball teams across the country for the Brooks Wallace Award Watch List.
If you were walking around campus last weekend, you didn't need 20/20 vision to notice that it was an exciting if not somewhat wacky time for our school.
Courtesy of the Collegiate Water Polo Association The Dartmouth women's club water polo team placed seventh at the National Collegiate Club Championship in Tallahassee, Fla., upsetting the University of Notre Dame in the first round and defeating Lindenwood University in its final game on Sunday.
As Cornell University's Chris Cruz's towering walk-off two-run home run sailed into the adjacent parking lot, Dartmouth right fielder David Turnbull '12 could do nothing but watch as the finale of the Ivy League Championship Series and Dartmouth's once-promising season came to a crashing halt.
Last week, I wrote that the path to the NBA championship for the Miami Heat had gotten much easier due to the season-ending knee injury suffered by Bulls point guard Derrick Rose.
Vince Marriott: Well, it seems as though Derrick Rose really did provide the spark that ignited the Chicago Bulls.
Courtesy of Meagan Cadet, The Daily Pennsylvania The Dartmouth women's lacrosse team claimed its first Ivy League Tournament title by defeating the regular season league champion University of Pennsylvania, 6-4, in Philadelphia on Sunday.
Christina Chen / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth men's track team traveled to the University of Pennsylvania's Franklin Field over the weekend to compete in the Heptagonal Championships.
Tracy Wang / The Dartmouth Tracy Wang / The Dartmouth This year's annual Green and White Game, a spring football scrimmage, deviated slightly from tradition.
This week, I sat down with figure skating team member Maria Sperduto '14 to discuss figure skating, the team's recent national championship and what the future has in store for her and the team. How did you first start figure skating? MS: I think I really started figure skating because it's a Minnesota thing.