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The Dartmouth
April 6, 2026
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Alumnae lead Team USA to first place in lacrosse World Cup

Devon Wills '06 and Whitney Douthett '07, who led the Dartmouth women's lacrosse team to two NCAA Final Four appearances, helped the United States win the 2009 Lacrosse World Cup Championship with an 8-7 victory over Australia Saturday in Prague. Goalie Wills earned the Most Valuable Player award for her performance. Wills won game honors after only giving up four goals to the Australians and making eight saves. "Wills is a difference-maker for the U.S.





Chris Zablocki '10 was one of two Dartmouth athletes to qualify to compete on the second day of the NCAA Regionals.
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Daly '09 leads Big Green track and field at NCAA regionals

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Courtesy of DartmouthSports.com Six members of the Dartmouth men's and women's track and field teams raced to mixed results at NCAA Regionals, held this past weekend at North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University in Greensboro, N.C. Natalie Todd-Zebell '09 sprung 3.91 meters in the pole vault to secure a ninth-place finish in the event.



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Briefly Noted

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The University of Texas baseball team defeated Boston College 3-2 in the longest game in NCAA history on Saturday night and into early Sunday morning, according to the Associated Press.



The Big Green baseball team fell to North Carolina 5-2 on Friday before being shutout 16-0 by Kansas on Saturday, to end Dartmouth's tournament run.
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Baseball eliminated from tourney

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GEOFF HOLMAN / The Dartmouth With one out and two men on base in the bottom of the ninth on Saturday in Chapel Hill, N.C., Dartmouth grounded into its sixth double play of the weekend to end its game against the University of Kansas and its run in the NCAA tournament.


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ONE-ON-ONE: Jessiman & Sanders

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I sat down with Margaret Jessiman '12 and Annie Saunders '12 to discuss the lightly publicized but highly successful world of Dartmouth Figure Skating. From 2004-2008 you guys won the National Intercollegiate championship.






The Big Green sailing team fell from fourth place to post an eighth-place finish in the ICSA Women's National tournament.
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Big Green sailing takes eighth at ICSA Women's Nationals

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Courtesy of DartmouthSports.com The Dartmouth women's sailing team struggled on the third and final day of racing at ICSA Women's Nationals, falling to an eighth-place finish in the competition with 211 points. The team was in fourth place after the second day of racing, but disappointing results in later races left the squad just behind seventh-place Georgeton University, which finished with 208 points. The competition was ranked in reverse order of total points scored. Dartmouth finished 63 points ahead of ninth-place finisher Yale at the competition, which took place at the St.


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CURIOUS JORGE: Summer Lovin'

It's safe to say that baseball season is officially in full swing we can now watch those early afternoon games and see our favorite players produce at the highest level, just about whenever we want (partly because there's nothing else on). But come July, we have something even better to which we can look forward: The Midsummer Classic. The MLB All-Star Game is basically an exhibition game between players from the National and American Leagues, who are selected by fans, coaches, and managers.


The Dartmouth Endurance Racing Team placed 36th out of 1250 teams at the KeyBank Vermont City Marathon.
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Racers, musicians run in Vermont

Courtesy of the Dartmouth Endurance Racing Team A Chinese drumming troupe that cheered on runners wasn't the only group of musicians that showed up for the 21st Annual KeyBank Vermont City Marathon in Burlington, Vt., on Sunday. Several members of the Dartmouth Symphony Orchestra and the group's director competed alongside members of the Dartmouth Endurance Racing Team in the event. The Endurance Racing Team sent two separate squads to Burlington to compete in the marathon, running it as a five-leg relay.



The women's Ultimate Frisbee team which calls itself Princess Layout finished in 13th place at nationals.
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Women's Ultimate takes 13th place

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Courtesy of Thomas Nash Princess Layout was unable to eke out a fairy-tale ending this weekend at the Ultimate Players Association College Women's Championships in in Columbus, Ohio. The Dartmouth women's Ultimate Frisbee team finished the four-day competition in 13th place after going point-for-point with some of the top teams in the nation. "Our team knew we could run with any other team in this tournament going in, regardless of seed," co-captain Molly Roy '09 said.