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The Dartmouth
August 23, 2026
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Dartmouth ranks second in nation with 24 APP awards

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Every year since the inception of the NCAA Division I Athletic Performance Program, the Dartmouth athletic program has placed near the top of the NCAA for the number of varsity teams with high Academic Progress Rates. For the 2005-2006 academic year, 24 Dartmouth teams received scores that merited APP public recognition awards from the NCAA.


Head coach Buddy Teevens '79 and Dartmouth football will look to improve upon back-to-back losing campaigns.
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Football ends spring practices with Green-White scrimmage

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Teresa Lattanzio / The Dartmouth Staff The second Green-White scrimmage of the spring drew a modest but lively crowd to Memorial Field on Saturday. The Green team won in a close 14-10 game, behind a valiant 170-yard, eight-of-12 passing effort from former starting quarterback Josh Cohen '09.




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Baseball stumbles across finish line, loses to Hartford, BC

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Big Green baseball finished a dreadful season on a losing note this week. Dartmouth lost at home Tuesday 8-5 against Hartford, then traveled to Boston College for the season finale, losing 12-6. Dartmouth (8-28-1, 5-15 Ivy) fell miles short of the high expectations the team carried into March.




Softball split a doubleheader with Harvard on Tuesday, falling out of contention for the Ivy League Championship game to be played this weekend.
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Softball splits must-sweep doubleheader with Harvard

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Jessica Griffen / The Dartmouth Staff Entering Tuesday's make-up doubleheader with Harvard in Hanover, the Dartmouth softball team knew it had to sweep to have a shot at the North Division title and earn a spot in the Ivy League championship game against South Division winner the University of Pennsylvania.



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Walking on Eggshells: WOE is decadent and depraved

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After making waves in the equestrian community last week (I bought one of those sweet "Ride This" t-shirts outside Food Court, for all who were wondering), it seems only fitting that as you read this column, I will be making my way 15 hours southwest to Louisville, Ky., for the 133rd running of the Kentucky Derby.


The Big Green split two home-and-away doubleheaders with Harvard.
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Baseball splits Ivy League finale

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Jennie Post / The Dartmouth Staff Cooperative weather and a supportive crowd that included the parents of many freshmen players welcomed the Dartmouth baseball team to Red Rolfe Field on Saturday for the Big Green's final home Ivy League games against Harvard.