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December 15, 2025 | Latest Issue
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Men's golf recovers from weak opening round, finishes sixth

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The men's golf team continued its strong fall season last weekend at the ECAC Men's Division I Championships, finishing sixth out of the 14-team field. The team posted the low score of the second day, but was done in by an uncharacteristically poor first round. Davis Mullany '11 was only two strokes behind the leader after the opening round of the tournament and had a real shot at winning his second individual trophy of the fall before a tough finish on the second day. Mullany was, for the fourth time this fall, Dartmouth's top individual finisher, placing 10th overall with an impressive first round of 70 on a par 71 course, and finishing with a total score of 148. Not far behind Mullany were teammates Jamie Wallace '08, Dave Putney '10 and Rob Henley '09 who shot 153, 154 and 155 respectively. Wallace finished tied for 23rd, Putney finished tied for 28th and Henley finished tied for 36th. While the finishes from the trio were certainly respectable, the total scores are somewhat misleading.








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After cruising past Columbia, Volleyball drops first Ivy match

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The Dartmouth women's volleyball team (12-4, 5-1 Ivy) experienced mixed results over the weekend, winning convincingly against Columbia on Friday night, but falling short in a five-game thriller against defending Ivy League champion Cornell Saturday afternoon. The weekend's long road trip began with a visit to Columbia (3-13, 0-5 Ivy), which has struggled so far this year, having yet to win a game in the Ivy League. In the first game, the Big Green got out to a quick start, taking a 15-8 lead.









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Women's soccer plays to overtime stalemate with BU

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In a rare non-conference weekday match-up, the Big Green women's soccer team traveled to Boston, Mass., and fought to a hard-earned 1-1 tie against Boston University in double overtime, just two days after defeating Yale. Although the score suggests that the contest was mostly a defensive struggle, both outfits showed plenty of offense as the Big Green and the Terriers combined for 26 shots. The tie brings the Big Green's record to 3-7-1 overall, while the Terriers are now 5-5-2.






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