Big Green seniors finish careers with loss to Harvard
Yesterday at Topliff Courts, the Dartmouth women's tennis team fell to Harvard by the final count of 6-1.
Yesterday at Topliff Courts, the Dartmouth women's tennis team fell to Harvard by the final count of 6-1.
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.
The Dartmouth men's rugby team expected to host and win the Ivy League tournament this year. It expected the seniors to play the last game at Sachem and walk off the field to the cheers of the hometown fans.
Some might not consider rugby in the heat a plus, but the Dartmouth Women's Rugby Club couldn't be happier.
Confidence is a funny thing. It can take teams a long time to get, can be lost in a fleeting moment and is even harder to regain.
It was the same old story on Wednesday afternoon, with the same frustrating ending, for the men's lacrosse team.
There were 13 total goals scored by Dartmouth and Harvard during yesterdays's women's lacrosse game at Jordan Field in Cambridge, Mass.
With losses to Yale and Boston University, Dartmouth women's crew had a difficult time battling high winds and white-capped waves on Boston's Charles River this past Saturday.
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.
The Dartmouth heavyweight men's crew won some and lost some in Saturday's racing against Yale in Derby, Conn.
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.
The Big Green Will Look to Avoid Falling Victim to a Super-Charged Cornell Team
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.
Team Sets New Record for Intercollegiate Zones Competition by Sending Four Riders
New England Championships next after a 4-0 weekend for ladies
The Dartmouth men's club volleyball team surged to a fifth place finish last weekend at the New England Collegiate Volleyball League championship tournament. The tournament, won by the Eagles of Boston College, pitted the top teams from New England and New York against each other in two days of play.
Lady Batsters See the Light in Game Two After Dropping Game One to UVM
As the sun set and the shadow of the Memorial Field bleachers crept over the Red Rolfe Field diamond, the Dartmouth baseball team saw a good opportunity to beat a tough Vermont team creep away as well.
Dynamic duos dominate for Dartmouth against Ivy foes
It was a typical Dartmouth spring day, cold and windy with a slight chance of sun. And yet, the fans still flocked to Sachem to see the Dartmouth men's rugby team fine tune its collective skill in the last intra-squad scrimmage before next week's Ivy League tournament. The Big Green ruggers, fresh off their spring tour in Spain, looked to return to the same form that has allowed them to win the last four Ivy titles. "We didn't make the NCAAs this year," captain Matthew Sullivan '02 said. "So the Ivies is our big Spring tournament, the last time for seniors to shine.