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The Dartmouth
March 31, 2026
The Dartmouth
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This Weekend at Dartmouth

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Men's Rugby The Dartmouth men's rugby club puts their 30-game winning streak on the line when they host UConn tomorrow at Sachem Field. The Big Green beat the Huskies last season, but UConn made it to Sweet Sixteen and finished the season ranked 15th nationally.





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Water Polo makes big splash with four wins

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The Dartmouth Men's Water Polo team got off to a 4-0 start at a home tournament this weekend in their first attempt as returning National Club Water Polo champions. The Big Green -- who are currently ranked number one in the nation, ahead of such teams as the University of Michigan and the University of Colorado -- knocked off Trinity College, Yale University, Amherst College and long-time rival Williams College in the Collegiate Water Polo Association's qualifying tournament. Led by the offensive skill of co-captain Ken Kriwanek '99 and Ryan Utsumi '01, and supported by the defensive stability of co-captain Danny Alfonso '99 and goalie Matt Nelson '00, Dartmouth easily defeated an out-paced Trinity squad.




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Over the Weekend

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Men's Tennis Dartmouth freshman Jeff Sloves won the C finals of the Yale Invitational, 4-6, 6-0, 6-4, defeating teammate Harlan Thompson '01 in men's tennis action Sunday. In B singles, junior Andrew Evans lost in the finals to David Benet of Yale, 6-4, 6-2. Third place in the A division went to Dartmouth's Erich Holzer '99 who ousted teammate Rob Simik '99, 6-0, 6-3. Women's Rugby Coming off their first berth and a seventh-place finish at the national championships last spring, the Dartmouth Women's Rugby Club scored an easy victory on Saturday over a scrappy Boston College club, 56-5.










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Big Green Sports Brief

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Women's crew runs out of gas The Dartmouth women's crew team had two boats competing in the petite finals of Sunday's NCAA Championship, but the Big Green headed back to Hanover with a pair of disappointing finishes. In the varsity eight competition, Dartmouth was sixth of six boats in a time of 7:14.20.




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