Skip to Content, Navigation, or Footer.
Support independent student journalism. Support independent student journalism. Support independent student journalism.
SUPPORT THE DARTMOUTH
The Dartmouth
October 18, 2026
The Dartmouth
Sports
Sports

Kickers Take Aim at Hawks

By Morgan Cain | October 12, 2001

This is the biggest opportunity for the Dartmouth Big Green men's soccer team in a long time. Still reeling from four tough losses in a row--despite outplaying 24th-ranked Yale last Saturday--the booters have a great opportunity to break out of their funk against the Hartwick Hawks this Saturday at Chase Field. The Hawks come in to Hanover riding the same rough horse as Dartmouth.

Sports

Championship Explained

By David Sherzer | October 12, 2001

Here's how it goes: Dartmouth beats Holy Cross in Worcester this weekend, spoiling the Crusaders' Homecoming while building some momentum as the season's midpoint approaches.

Sports

Crew to Rochester

By Ed Freidheim | October 12, 2001

The Dartmouth varsity men's heavyweight crew team begins its fall campaign this weekend, as the team heads to the Stonehurst Capitol Regatta just outside of Rochester. Coming off a successful trip to England this summer, the heavies are hoping to bring their success to this side of the Atlantic. Coach Scott Armstrong, who prefers to focus on the all-important sprint season in the spring, utilizes the fall races as a testing ground for different lineups. "We'll put some of the stronger guys into a top boat for the Head of the Charles and Stonehurst race to test out some combinations," Armstrong said.

Sports

Squad splits for weekend

By Rawson Daniel | October 12, 2001

It'll be double duty for cross-country this weekend. Friday and Saturday see not only the New England Championships for the Dartmouth men's and women's cross country teams, but also the pre-NCAA meet down South in Furman, S.C. Coaches Barry Harwick '77 (men's) and Ellen O'Neil '87 (women's) are faced with the prospect of splitting their squads since the geographical logistics make it impossible to compete in both meets. The decision is made easier because the Furman meet is more important.

Sports

So Far, So Good

By Sammy Kardon | October 12, 2001

It must be interesting to be a member of the Big Green football team these days. Coming into the season, the team was picked to vie for the Ivy League cellar as in the past three seasons, consecutive 2-8 campaigns.

Sports

Fleet's got Ray's number

By Colin Ingram | October 10, 2001

BOSTON " Ray Bourque was immortalized as the Boston Bruins retired his number 77 before their home opener against the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim.

Sports

Volleyball's Dean: scrappy, selfless, and consistent

By Mark Sweeney | October 10, 2001

It isn't hard to elicit a positive opinion about Ashley Dean '02. Just ask anyone who plays alongside the volleyball tri-captain. "Ashley Dean is an amazing volleyball player, teammate and person," sophomore setter Chelsea Morgan says of the outside hitter, expressing an opinion typical of those who don the Green and White. A native Californian, Dean began her competitive career as a freshman at La Jolla High School.

Sports

Ivy Honors

By The Dartmouth | October 9, 2001

Greg Smith '02 was named co-Ivy Offensive Player of the Week in football after completing 38 of 54 passes for 407 yards and five TDs in a 32-27 win at Yale Sunday. Kirsten Anderson '02 earned Ivy Player of the Week honors in field hockey after making 22 saves in a weekend sweep of Yale and 20th-ranked Holy Cross.

Sports

Wanted: Vengeful Longhorns

By Rawson Daniel | October 5, 2001

"It's 10:28 p.m. Texas time and OU still sucks." That is what ousucks.com read last night on the night before the eve of Saturday's football game between The University of Texas Longhorns and Oklahoma University Sooners. Being lucky enough to call myself "a born-again Texan" (someone who saw the light and moved to Texas before it was too late), it has taken me only a short time to realize what every true Texan learns right after their mother gives birth to them " that OU sucks! Sure, last year OU beat Texas 63-14 in what was a very lopsided game in OU's favor.

Sports

W. Soccer grabs late win

By Rebecca J. Aledort | October 4, 2001

In their first home win this season, Dartmouth's women's soccer team defeated UNH 3-2, extending their winning streak to two. The Wildcats jumped on the scoreboard first just 2:42 into the contest when freshman Chiara Best lofted a shot over the head of Julia Shields '04 for a 1-0 lead.

Trending
The Dartmouth