Baseball wins its final series of the year to take third in the Ivy League
The Big Green ended Columbia’s NCAA-leading winning streak of 19 games.
The Big Green ended Columbia’s NCAA-leading winning streak of 19 games.
As most sports seasons are coming to an end in the upcoming weeks, Dartmouth’s sailing team dominates the events for Week 8.
After walking on to the Big Green rowing team, Kakela worked her way onto the U.S. National Team and won a gold medal at the 1995 World Championships
The women’s team finished sixth and the men’s in seventh in a meet highlighted by Karl-Oskar Pajus ’25 and Bridget McNally ’24.
Both track teams will compete in the New England Championships, men’s rowing will race at the Eastern Sprints Regatta while the women will race at the Ivy League Championship and women’s rugby will play for the National Collegiate Championship.
The number four ranked rowing team closes out dual competition with wins at Lake Morey in Vermont.
The Big Green had a week of ups and downs with its championship hopes in question.
The Big Green ranked third among the five Ivy League teams competing.
Prince, who led the team in goals and assists this season, hopes he “left the jersey better than he found it.”
Men’s and women’s track compete in the Ivy League Outdoor Championships, softball has a conference series against Cornell, and baseball matches up against Manhattan.
Men’s captain Jason Liu tied for fourth overall in the tournament and the women’s team posted its lowest score in tournament history.
Dartmouth long snapper Josh Greene ’23 reflects on the significance of his 2021 Ivy League Football Championship ring.
Azar was named to the ECAC all-tournament team in both the flat and the fences.
Softball plays six games this week, women’s rowing will begin its postseason starting with the Eastern Sprints Regatta on Sunday and men and women’s track will travel to Philadelphia for the Penn Relays.
Each of Dartmouth’s four boats improved its times over the course of the invitational, highlighted by a first-place finish for the second varsity on Saturday.
The Big Green’s offense has been rolling after wins against Albany and Princeton.
Plonka, who currently leads the Ivy League in innings pitched, has her eyes set on a conference title.
Men’s and women’s golf will compete in their respective Ivy League Championship tournaments, track will travel to Charlottesville for the Virginia Challenge and women’s rugby will play in the Ivy League 7s tournament.
The competitive side played its first 7s games since 2019, highlighted by a 50-0 rout of Sacred Heart University.
In the last two weeks, the Big Green fell to No. 15 Harvard University, No. 58 Cornell University and No. 23 Columbia University.