Field hockey breaks out of slump, tops Davidson, UNH
Tilman Dette / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth field hockey team finally pulled itself out of a month-long slump, topping UNH to end a six-game losing streak.
Tilman Dette / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth field hockey team finally pulled itself out of a month-long slump, topping UNH to end a six-game losing streak.
Nat Smith / The Dartmouth Staff In front of a small but vocal crowd on Sunday, the Dartmouth baseball team closed out its fall preseason with a 16-inning scrimmage against a strong University of Massachusetts at Amherst team.
Ryan Yuk / The Dartmouth Staff Even in the dark den of misery that can be Big Green fall athletics, a glimmer of hope will inevitably shine through from time to time.
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As fans of college football, we've come to expect each season to be flavored with the usual potpourri of upsets and strange outcomes.
Dartmouth captures its first Ivy victory
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.
The Dartmouth women's soccer team scored right out of the gates on the University of Pennsylvania, but the Big Green could not hang on to its lead as the team fell 2-1 in Philadelphia.
Tilman Dette / The Dartmouth Staff Dartmouth football's woes on the road continued Saturday when the team lost 41-15 to Holy Cross. The Crusaders (4-2, 1-0 Patriot) were nearly unstoppable on offense, led by junior quarterback Dominic Randolph.
Historically, Dartmouth College has been home to some of the loudest and most enthusiastic crowds in the Ivy League.
Kasia Vincunas / The Dartmouth The Dartmouth field hockey team finally proved last Saturday at Yale that it could play and compete for an entire game.
Another week and another column sans Schmidley. Okay, so I should probably start by apologizing for last week's playoff predictions -- here's hoping Colorado lets me save a little face.
Tilman Dette / The Dartmouth Staff The fall season for the Big Green is well under way, and key conference matchups are being fought every weekend by Dartmouth teams.
Alicia Modeen / The Dartmouth Staff For the second consecutive week, both the men's and women's golf teams performed notably in tournament play.
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.
Sailors look to improve form for spring season
It is 2 a.m. and I am lost somewhere on Smarts Mountain. My headlamp is fading, but I am trying to read the words scrawled along my forearm.
Asafu Suzuki / The Dartmouth Staff Going into Saturday's match-up against Yale (4-5, 1-2 Ivy), the main question for the Dartmouth field hockey team was whether the Big Green could muster 70 full minutes of intensive play.
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