Teams without head coaches find a way forward
The men’s tennis and women’s rowing teams are moving forward without head coaches.
The men’s tennis and women’s rowing teams are moving forward without head coaches.
With grueling practice hours and weekends spent competing in a typical term, some student athletes take a different approach to sports during sophomore summer.
The U23 Men’s Sweep Selection Camp aims to develop the top American rowers under age 23, many of whom have aspirations to compete in the World Rowing Under 23 Championships in Bulgaria.
Cimino has over 18 years of head coaching experience and most recently led the St. Francis Brooklyn College Terriers to a winning conference record.
The Lewinstein family committed a substantial amount to advance Dartmouth athletics and facilities, supporting The Call to Lead campaign efforts.
In the early 2000s, Buddy Teevens rescued Dartmouth football from failure. Through activism, innovation and kindness, he also improved the game.
Ramsey became the first Dartmouth women’s rugby player to compete in the Olympics by participating at the Tokyo Summer Olympics in 2021.
The cancellation occurred due to a projection of a $150 million financial deficit caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sisters of Alpha Phi and Kappa Kappa Gamma sororities faced off against one another in a powderpuff football match, coached by brothers of Gamma Delta Chi fraternity, to raise money for the Josh Balara Scholarship Fund.
Sports editors Lanie Everett and Stephanie Sowa muse on the parallels between athletic competitions and Green Key weekend, Dartmouth’s annual music festival.
College walk-on athletes from track and field, lightweight rowing and men’s and women’s lacrosse reflect on their experiences transitioning from students to student-athletes.
Two Dartmouth head coaches, two current student-athletes and one recruit from the Class of 2027 share their experiences with the recruitment process.
From the start of her running career at six years old in Seattle to running for the Ukrainian National Team to finding success at Dartmouth, Anya Hirschfeld ’23 reflects on her running communities.
The Big Green left it all out on the field for a tough loss against Sacred Heart.
Multiple gold medals, personal record achievements and strong camaraderie characterized the Ivy League Heps for the Big Green track athletes.
As spring sports approach their end, men’s and women’s track will race in the New England Championship, baseball will face off against Sacred Heart and men’s and women’s rowing participate in several regattas.
The decision came on Monday, following the completion of the football team’s spring training with the annual Green and White scrimmage on May 6.
Last weekend, with hard work from the team and the help of pitcher Clark Gilmore ’24, baseball finally copped a win against the Brown Bears.
Men’s and women’s track will travel to Philadelphia to compete in the Ivy League Heptagonal Championship, women’s rugby will finish its season at nationals and baseball hopes to build upon its winning momentum against Brown.
Varsity distance runner and former Sports editor Jason Norris ’24 contemplates the success of his team’s synergy at the George Davis Invitational.