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The Dartmouth
August 23, 2026
The Dartmouth
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Any Given Monday

Lacking a cute watch or any knowledge of how to actually use iCal, I'm telling time this year by the presence or absence of baseball on Red Rolfe Field.





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Men's crew opens season with win

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While the Big Green men's heavyweight crew team began its spring season with a bang at its regatta on Saturday earning first-place finishes in nearly every category the men's track and field and golf teams had a bit of a slower start, finishing in the middle of the pack in their respective matchups. MEN'S HEAVYWEIGHT CREW The first, second and third varsity boats all won in their matchups against Holy Cross University on Saturday.


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Men's rugby drops second straight game, losing to Army

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The Dartmouth men's rugby team could not withstand the United States' Military Academy at West Point's powerful offensive effort on Saturday, losing to the Black Knights, 32-23. Co-captain Chris Downer '11 secured a hat trick, providing Dartmouth (1-2 Rugby East) with the team's only tries of the match.


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LONEK '11: One-on-One

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As a member of the track team, Joe Lonek '11 has competed in various short distance events such as the 400-meter dash and 400-meter hurdles.


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Baseball splits weekend road series

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Patton Lowenstein / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth men's baseball team opened its Ivy League season with two wins in a double-header against Columbia University on Saturday, but saw an eight-game winning streak come to a close against the University of Pennsylvania on Sunday. The 6-4 and 8-1 victories over Columbia (11-11, 2-2 Ivy) represented a rematch of last year's Ivy League Championship, in which the Big Green (12-6, 2-2 Ivy) defeated the Lions in a three-game series.




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Through the Lens of Lentz

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When I first agreed to write a column, I thought, "It can't be too hard, and it has to be easier than writing a story every week." Yeah, not exactly. Countdowns and top 10 lists, while fun, are being done by other people on the staff.


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Men's hockey players go pro

Doug Gonzalez / The Dartmouth Senior Staff The Dartmouth men's hockey team has hung up its skates until next fall, but several Big Green standouts Joe Stejskal '11, Adam Estoclet '11, Evan Stephens '11 and Rob Smith '11 have already transitioned to professional careers in the American Hockey League and East Coast Hockey League. Dartmouth captain Scott Fleming '11 is still waiting to hear about his future in professional hockey, Dartmouth head coach Bob Gaudet said, and "another guy or two" may also receive an offer. Stejskal was the first to cement a professional contract, signing up with the Montreal Canadiens just three days after the Big Green's ECAC consolation game victory.



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After big first inning, baseball beats Siena in home opener

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Patton Lowenstein / The Dartmouth Staff Despite playing the earliest home opener in its history, the Dartmouth baseball team did not let the March game dampen its spirits and used a complete offensive performance to defeat Siena College, 16-11, on Wednesday afternoon in Hanover. The Big Green (10-4) dominated early in the game, pounding out six runs by the end of the first inning.




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Rugby falls to Penn State, beats Barbados teams over break

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Courtesy of Charlie Grant After returning from an eight-day training trip to Barbados, the Dartmouth men's rugby team lost its first Rugby East Conference game, falling 22-19 to Pennsylvania State University on March 26. "Penn State was not necessarily the better team, but we prevented ourselves from winning that game," co-captain Nick Downer '11 said.



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Any Given Monday

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Not much compares to the excitement of a live hockey game, where the violence on the ice engenders a fever in the stands.