Leede Arena undergoes revamp

Aki Onda / The Dartmouth Senior Staff The Dartmouth men's and women's basketball teams will get a boost before their seasons even begin this year by returning to renovated facilities in Berry Sports Center and Leede Arena.

Field hockey defeats Princeton, ending 24-win streak

Andy Foust / The Dartmouth Staff By defeating Princeton University and ending the Tigers' 24-game conference winning streak, the Dartmouth field hockey team accomplished on Saturday what no Ivy League squad had been able to do for almost four years.

Women's soccer shows positive ahead of Ivy League play

Patton Lowenstein / The Dartmouth Staff After losing three of its first four games against difficult non-conference competition, the Dartmouth women's soccer team rebounded with strong performances but failed to fully capitalize against Boston College, the University of Maine and Colgate University last weekend. First-year head coach Theresa Wagner has brought a "winning mentality" to the Big Green, co-captain Kim Rose '13 said. "Having Theresa as a coach has been such a positive influence on our team," Rose said.

With convincing win, football starts season where it left off

With two blocked kicks and a big day on the ground from Nick Schwieger '12, the Dartmouth football team started its 2011 season in impressive fashion, recording a 37-20 win over Colgate University at Memorial Field on Saturday. Dartmouth (1-0) rode a ruthlessly efficient game to victory, finishing with 258 rushing yards on 39 carries. Schwieger led the team with 175 yards, pushing his career total to 2,015 and making him the second Big Green running back to surpass 2,000 yards in his career. 

Women's golf team wins Invitational

Courtesy of Stew Smith Dartmouth's women's golf team made history on Sunday, winning the Dartmouth Invitational for the first time since 1992.

Field hockey achieves early season success in two games

Jared Bookman / The Dartmouth Staff In the first few weeks of the fall season, the Dartmouth women's field hockey team has won two games, dominated the Big Green Classic and had one of its players break the College record for career goals. A strong start to the season can give players a psychological boost for later match-ups, and this season is already shaping up to be a successful run for the field hockey team, head coach Amy Fowler said. "Any time you can start with your first couple of wins under your belt, it gives your team confidence going into more difficult games," she said. The team began its official season on Sept.

Football team enters season with strong returning lineup

Maggie Rowland / The Dartmouth Staff This season, expectations for Dartmouth's football team are at an all-time high.

Golfers tee off in annual amateur championship

Courtesy of Peter Williamson After advancing to the second round of match play in the U.S.

WNBA all-star Griffith signs on as assistant coach

Courtesy of Zimbio.com Seven-time WNBA All-Star and two-time Olympic gold medalist Yolanda Griffith will sign on as an assistant coach starting this year, the Big Green women's basketball team announced last Wednesday. Griffith, who played professionally for 16 years, competed in the Euroleague, the American Basketball League, the Women's Chinese Basketball League and the Women's Korean Basketball League, according to a College press release.

Feng makes a splash at Nationals

Courtesy of Rick Bender Katy Feng '14 won the 1-meter competition and the 3-meter competition in the 19-and-over division at the Amateur Athletic Union Diving National Championship in Riverside, Calif., on July 24, scoring 353.50 and 379 points, respectively.

1-on-1 with Owen Scannell '13