Field hockey wins pair in Keystone State to move to 3-1
Big Green notch a league victory over Ivy rival Penn on Sunday before blanking Lehigh yesterday
Big Green notch a league victory over Ivy rival Penn on Sunday before blanking Lehigh yesterday
New coach has worked with Olympic qualifiers, U.S. Diving Program
Incoming '03 Benjamin Young to play on New Hampshire team
On August 2, 1999, the National Soccer Coaches Association of America announced its preseason rankings for the 1999-2000 season.
Women's lacrosse, basketball, hockey all made it to playoffs; Skiers earn All-American title great top season
After being ranked the number one singles player in the NCAA East for women's tennis, touring the WTA for three years as a professional player, and acting as an assistant women's tennis coach at Harvard University, Jennifer Callen has settled down at Dartmouth College. Athletic Director Richard Jaeger announced Callen's selection as the women's tennis head coach yesterday after Chris Kerr's departure this past June.
Former Dartmouth star moves to Osaka; 19 home runs earns him spot in the Central League all-star team
Former Dartmouth star moves to Osaka; 19 home runs earns him spot in the Central League all-star team
Renz and Phillips are first Dartmouth students on team; face international competitors in Nation's Cup
Sophomore skipper wins National Junior Championship twice, has led Dartmouth to national ranking
Dartmouth's fourth singles player, Rob Chen '00, could be truly be called a "comeback kid." Last fall, he badly broke his leg while engaged in a friendly wrestling match with fellow tennis player, Jeffrey Sloves '02.
I'm in sports writers purgatory. Graduation is still 16 days away, but today is the final newspaper edition of the spring.
The Big Green's ace pitcher helps to train a youthful but talented group of hurlers in word and deed
Senior Suzanne Eastman added two more awards to her laundry list of accolades Monday night when she received the Agnes B.
How do you improve a men's basketball squad that returns all five starters and every key reserve from a team that went 10-4 in the Ivy League last season?
Tuesday's release of the All-Ivy League lists for the sport of tennis bestowed the utmost honor to Dartmouth's tennis star Rebecca Dirksen '00. In a unanimous vote, Dirksen, who has been making history left and right this season, was chosen as the Ivy League Player of the Year for the sport of women's tennis.
The Dartmouth's men's track and field team finished second at the New England Championships held this Friday and Saturday at the University of Maine. Three competitors finished first in their events, helping the team amass 99 points.
Freshman Damon chosen first team, classmate King on second squad
Junior serves her way into the record books with undefeated Ivy season
If nothing else, tomorrow's matchup with No. 2 Virginia in Charlottesville should conjure up memories of just how close the Big Green women's lacrosse team came to earning a berth in the national championship game last year. Trailing 6-5 midway through the second half of the NCAA semifinal against Virginia, Kate Graw '00 netted what appeared to be the equalizing goal.