Football, facial hair styles and the end of a dynasty

In the spirit of full disclosure, I thought I would begin my column with a quick disclaimer: If you, dear readers, are expecting reasoned analysis, insider information or even relatively competent sentence structure, you've come to the wrong place.

Athletes of the Week

/ The Dartmouth / The Dartmouth Athletes of the Week Ted Newhouse '09 Squash With Dartmouth men's squash tied with Williams at four wins apiece, freshman Ted Newhouse took the court with the match in his hands.

Men's hockey loses heartbreaker in closing seconds

Samantha Ceppos / The Dartmouth Senior Staff MANCHESTER -- The men of Dartmouth's Big Green hockey team made the hour-long bus ride to the Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester Saturday afternoon in hopes of coming away with their second RiverStone Cup and a victory over the University of New Hampshire Wildcats.

STRAIGHT FROM THE MULE'S MOUTH: Not a Betting Man

Seven years ago, I was standing outside a Days Inn motel room tuning my skis in preparation for a race the next morning.

Women's hockey ties Connecticut

Big Green fails to rebound in second face-off with Harvard

Men's, women's track and field hurdle the competition

Zak Kaufman / The Dartmouth Staff Dartmouth's track teams continued their winning ways on Saturday, defeating local rivals Vermont and the University of New Hampshire here at Leverone Field House. The men scored 177.5 points to UNH's 144.5 and Vermont's 25, while the women totaled 145.5 to edge out New Hampshire's 124.5 and Vermont's 79.

Men's, women's squash post victories over Williams

Women's basketball slams UNH in comeback win

Asafu Suzuki / The Dartmouth Staff History repeated itself on Wednesday evening as the Dartmouth women's basketball team, for the second time this season, overcame a substantial first-half deficit to earn a hard-fought victory. The University of New Hampshire Wildcats became the Big Green's latest victim, falling 62-56 in Leede Arena.

Jeannie Cullen named Ivy League Player of the Week

Emma Haberman / The Dartmouth Senior Staff After tallying a career-high 35 points in Saturday's Ivy League opener against the Harvard Crimson, Big Green senior guard Jeannie Cullen '06 was named the Ivy League women's basketball Player of the Week for the third time in her career. "It was nice to be named Player of the Week, but I am just glad we played so well as a team against Harvard," Cullen said.

Men's basketball drops heartbreaker to Stony Brook

Teresa Lattanzio / The Dartmouth Staff The Dartmouth men's basketball team (2-11) narrowly missed picking up its third win of the season against Stony Brook (3-10) in an exciting contest at Leede Arena in on Tuesday.

Pittsburgh, Florida and Duke still playing for perfection

The college basketball season is well under way and conference play has proven to be the loose strand that has unraveled more than a few preseason top 25 teams.

Boumford, Drury dominate in Snowflake Tourney

Big Green laps Vermont in non-conference tune-up

Women's hockey wins, ties in weekend New York trip

Men's, women's track take first at Dartmouth Relays

Zak Kaufman / The Dartmouth Staff Dartmouth track and field hurdled over the competition this weekend, as both the men and women took first place at the Dartmouth Relays held at Levrone Field House, the first time the men and women have both taken first at the meet.

Men's basketball falls to Harvard in Ivy League opener

Dartmouth athletes gear up for Olympic competition

Men's Hockey Goes Unbeaten

Samantha Ceppos / The Dartmouth Senior Staff For only the second time this season, the Dartmouth men's hockey team survived a weekend of competition without a loss.

Career night for Cullen sparks Big Green road victory

Emma Haberman / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Big Green women's basketball head coach Chris Wielgus recorded her 300th win at Dartmouth with a victory over last year's Ivy League co-champion, the Harvard Crimson, in a 91-76 victory on Saturday night at Harvard's Lavietes Pavilion. "We were pretty confident going into the Harvard game," Angie Soriaga '06 said.