The Look Ahead: Week 2
As students return for winter term, men’s and women’s track and field, women’s basketball and men’s ice hockey will play at home this weekend.
As students return for winter term, men’s and women’s track and field, women’s basketball and men’s ice hockey will play at home this weekend.
Former head coach Buddy Teevens ’79 and teammate Josh Balara ’24 died earlier this year. On Saturday, their team became champions.
On Senior Day, Nick Howard’s 34th rushing touchdown broke a 96-year-old Big Green record as the Big Green won 30-14.
Taylor Williams ’24 of women’s soccer reflects on her growth over the years in her role as a defender and as a team leader.
Men’s rugby is an environment for personal growth, camaraderie and sportsmanship with a historic program legacy.
Women’s cross country secured their best Heps team finish since 2018 by taking third, while the men’s team secured sixth place.
Men’s hockey looks to build upon their winning streak as they face off against Cornell and Colgate, volleyball prepares to fight for a spot in the 2023 Ivy League tournament and equestrian will host Sacred Heart.
The Big Green finished 2-2, 1-0 in overtime against Quinnipiac and scored the game winning goal against the Tigers with 56 seconds left to solidify their win 5-4.
The first-year’s fourth 47-yard field goal tied the Big Green single season record. More importantly, it won the game.
Scott reflects on his growth as a player and individual since his first year, how former Robert L. Blackman head coach Buddy Teevens influenced him and defining moments in his football career.
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Football will challenge Princeton at home, volleyball will play back-to-back against Yale and Brown coming off a sweep against Cornell, and men’s basketball will travel to No. 2 Duke.
From Oct. 20 to 22, Dartmouth varsity sports teams came together to celebrate the bonfire tradition, watch the Homecoming football game and catch up with team alumni.
For the first time in 18 years, Crimson head coach Tim Murphy faced a Big Green team not led by Buddy Teevens.
On Nov. 9, the Big Green will travel down to Durham, North Carolina to take on Duke University at Cameron Indoor for their season opener.
Despite a tough battle in the rain, the Big Green fell to Harvard and looks to improve upon its already solid tactics as it closes out the end of the season.
As Big Green Athletics winds down the fall season, men’s and women’s cross country head to the Ivy League Heptagonal Championship, field hockey plays Columbia at home, and football travels to Harvard.
Running in her first race of the season, Tymorek’s success is a result of her strong determination to recover and mutual support from teammates and coaches.
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The Big Green women’s hockey team secures a 4-2 victory over Harvard in an intense match characterized by impressive offensive pressure and penalties.