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The Dartmouth
April 7, 2026
The Dartmouth
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ACC lax powers coming to town

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After three Ivy League titles, three NCAA tournaments, two NCAA quarterfinal appearances, numerous All-Ivy and All-America honors and a trip to Australia, the seniors of the Dartmouth women's lacrosse team already have plenty to celebrate this weekend, as they prepare to play their final home games at Scully-Fahey Field.



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Softball pours on Providence in five

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It was a miserable day to be a Providence Friar. The softball team from Rhode Island's capital city traveled 175 miles to Hanover to play only four-and-a-half innings in a torrential downpour and get crushed, 8-0, by the hot-hitting Dartmouth Big Green. The second half of the doubleheader at Sachem Field was cancelled because of the conditions. If the Big Green was bothered by the driving rain that at times seemed to be moving sideways because of the gusting wind, it didn't appear that way.




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Lady sailors look to slide into nationals after slipping

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The members of the Dartmouth women's sailing team have no choice but to sit and wait to hear whether or not they will be going to the ICSA Women's National Championships, due to a disappointing sixth-place finish at the New England Championships this past weekend. The national championships, which will be held at the University of Hawaii on May 27-31, base qualification entirely on one event.








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Dartmouth water women get first division crown

The women's water polo team captured the New England Division Championship over the weekend at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The Big Green held the top seed going into the tournament and played the sixth and seventh seeds in the first round of play. In the first game, against seventh-seeded Wesleyan, Lauren Wondolowski '04 drew a kick-out and made a pinpoint pass to Samantha Klau '05 for a goal within the first 15 seconds of play.



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Avoiding Pain at Home Against Penn(s)

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There are many cliches that get thrown around quite easily in sports: "must-win game," "now or never," "turning point of the season." Pick your favorite and use it to describe the 18th-ranked Dartmouth women's lacrosse team's home games against the University of Pennsylvania and Penn State University tomorrow and Sunday, respectively.



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Perfection Redefined on the Muddy Pitch

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This past weekend, the Dartmouth Women's Rugby Club fought through mud, frost and a relatively small number of players to beat three opponents by a combined score of 131-0. The Big Green began the weekend with a sound 85-0 beating of the University of Pennsylvania.