Women's basketball falls in triple overtime at UVM
The Big Green women's basketball team fell in triple overtime to the University of Vermont, 82-77, in the consolation game of the TD Banknorth Classic held in Burlington, Vt.
The Big Green women's basketball team fell in triple overtime to the University of Vermont, 82-77, in the consolation game of the TD Banknorth Classic held in Burlington, Vt.
There's never a shortage of football topics this time of year, so Ryan and I decided that yet another pigskin column was the way to go.
ny triumphs over the course of the college football season. Mid majors have played with the big boys (Boise State, the University of Utah, BYU); Texas Tech rose to prominence on the heels of Graham Harrell and fell at the hands of the old guard, the University of Oklahoma; a lowly team from Indiana named Ball State has gone undefeated; and the University of Alabama has made a convincing return to the glory of seasons past.
Dartmouth's women's basketball team traveled across the river to Vermont this weekend for the T.D.
its home opener to Colgate University on Saturday night, 65-60. Alex Barnett '09 continued to lead the team in scoring with 22 points, his second 20-point performance in as many games, but it was not enough to take down the Raiders, who made 52.4 percent of their shots on the night. The Big Green (0-3, 0-0 Ivy) fell for the third straight time this season, but saw closer results.
Zach Ingbretsen / The Dartmouth Staff Dartmouth women's hockey enjoyed another strong weekend at home, earning a 5-4 comeback victory over Cornell Friday night before crushing Colgate University, 7-2, on Saturday. With the wins, Dartmouth (7-1-1, 6-1-1 ECAC Hockey), currently ranked No.
THEODORE SUMERS / The Dartmouth Staff he Dartmouth football team lost to Princeton, 28-10, on Saturday, leaving it with a winless season for the first time since 1883, when the team played only one game.
Men's lacrosse defender Andy Gagel '10 and midfielder Christopher Root '10 share more than just "hill winds" in their veins.
This weekend the Dartmouth men's and women's squash teams will open up their seasons at home at the Dartmouth Fall Classic when the United States Naval Academy, Bowdoin College, Connecticut College, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Wesleyan University, Tufts University, Hamilton College, Mount Holyoke College and Colby College will all visit Hanover. Head coach John Power enters his 10th season at the helm for the Big Green, and will be assisted by coaches Hansi Wiens and Ken Cucuel. On the men's side, the Big Green harbors high expectations.
With the prospect of the first winless season since 1883 looming ahead, the Dartmouth football team is carrying a considerable burden as it heads to New Jersey this weekend to take on Princeton in the final game of the season.
Successful 2008 seasons for Dartmouth's rugby programs culminated with both the women and men's teams earning bids to their respective national tournaments in the spring. Dartmouth women's rugby closed its season with an impressive win against fourth-seeded Vassar College to take third place at the Northeast Rugby Union finals on Sunday, Nov.
Dartmouth men's basketball dropped its second game of the season to Providence College by a score of 100-82 in Providence, R.I.
A notable regular season ended with an eighth-place finish for the Dartmouth men's club water polo team at the National Collegiate Club Championship this weekend at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio.
Larissa Cespedes / The Dartmouth Staff The Big Green sailing team wrapped up its fall season on a high note, securing a fourth-place finish at the Atlantic Coast Tournament, hosted by Boston University in Boston, Mass., and a fifth-place finish at the Atlantic Coast Championships, hosted by Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., this past weekend. On the Charles River, Sam Williams '12 and Anne Megargel '09 navigated to a sixth-place finish in the Division A races, tallying 24 points. Skipper Ed Jude Glackin '11, alongside crew Sarah Freihofer '10, improved Dartmouth's standings with a fifth-place finish in the Division B races by gaining 22 points. The team recorded 46 points overall, enough to claim fourth place in the field of 16 boats.
Just a day after Dartmouth men's soccer secured a share of the Ivy League title in a 2-0 victory over Brown in Hanover on Saturday night, the NCAA awarded an at-large bid to the national tournament to the Big Green.
Ben True '08 and Glenn Randall '09 will go on to race in the NCAA Cross Country Championships as the Dartmouth men's and women's cross country teams finished fourth and 13th, respectively, at the NCAA Regionals on Saturday at Van Cortlandt Park in New York City. True and Randall finished in the top 10 overall on the men's side, securing bids to the national meet on Monday, Nov.
Tilman Dette / The Dartmouth Senior Staff The men's and women's swimming teams started their seasons with disappointing results at two meets over the weekend.