Women's hockey posts first two-game weekend sweep

Akikazu onda / The Dartmouth Staff akikazu onda / The Dartmouth Staff Co-captain Jenna Cunningham '10 secured her 100th career point this weekend as the Dartmouth's women's hockey team earned its first two-game sweep of the season against league rivals Brown and Yale. After splitting the last two weekends at home, the Big Green (4-3-1, 4-3-1 ECAC Hockey) highlighted its offensive prowess on the road this weekend, taking control early in both matches and peppering both the Bears and the Bulldogs with shots. "It was great getting the 100th point this weekend, but coming out of the weekend with two great wins was the best part," Cunningham said. On Friday, Dartmouth traveled to Providence, R.I., where the team picked up two goals in the final five minutes of play to dispatch Brown (1-6-3, 0-5-3 ECAC Hockey) with a 5-2 victory. Amanda Trunzo '11 extended the Big Green's advantage to two, while Jenna Hobeika '12 followed up on a power play with her first goal of the season with 30 seconds left on the clock. Dartmouth dominated the shot battle, as the Big Green sprayed the net in the final frame with 21 shots to finish the match with a 53-22 advantage. "Offensively, I think we did very well," co-captain Sarah Parsons '10 said.

Football falls short to Princeton

nicholas root / The Dartmouth Staff Despite a strong fourth-quarter effort by Conner Kempe '12, who passed for 180 yards in the last 15 minutes of the game, the Big Green football team dropped its final game of the season this Saturday to a well-prepared Princeton team. In the 23-11 loss, no touchdowns were scored until the third quarter. Princeton's (4-6, 3-4 Ivy) Kenny Gunter finally accelerated the scoring in the third quarter when he sped past defenders on a 46-yard touchdown run.

Men's hockey captures first win of the season against Saints

Men's swimming and diving team falls to Brown, Navy

Douglas gonzalez / The Dartmouth Staff In their home openers this weekend, the men's swimming and diving team defeated Colgate University and posted losses to Brown and Navy, while the women's team fell to both Brown and Colgate. "We had a tough meet yesterday with Brown and Navy," men's and women's teams head coach Jim Wilson said.

Football battles Tigers in last game

ZACH INGBRETSEN / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth football team will play host to Princeton this Saturday in the finale of the 2009 season.

BC ends Dartmouth's tournament run in OT

Swimming and diving teams fall to Cornell and Harvard

Jared Bookman / The Dartmouth Staff In this weekend's season opener, both the men's and women's swimming and diving teams fell to Cornell and Harvard, despite posting a few strong individual performances. "It was a tough meet, but it was a good meet," co-captain Carolyn Rippe '10 said.

Sailing sputters to disappointing finish at championship

Men's rugby loses season-ending shocker to Syracuse, 6-5

JARED BOOKMAN / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth men's rugby team's season was cut short this weekend, as the team was upset in a 6-5 loss to Syracuse University at the Northeast Semifinals in West Point, N.Y. "It's pretty clear, we just didn't play well," captain Matt Dinger '10 said.

Men's soccer scores at-large bid to NCAA tournament

Football falls to Brown in overtime

ZACH INGBRETSEn / The Dartmouth Staff The Big Green offense could not deliver in the final moments of Saturday's game, as the Dartmouth football team fell to Brown, 14-7, in overtime in Providence, R.I. On fourth-and-one in overtime and needing a touchdown to tie the Bears (6-3, 4-2 Ivy), quarterback Greg Patton '13 was tackled by senior defensive end James Develin for a loss of two yards to end the game. "We were trying to run this play that had been working well all day, but [Brown] put the pressure right where we were trying to run," Michael Reilly '12 said.

Women's hockey blows past No. 10 Princeton for a 4-1 win

KEVIN XIAO / The Dartmouth Staff The Big Green women's hockey team cruised past No.