Halas has team under control
Anyone who went to Leede Arena on Monday night knew who was in control of the basketball game between Dartmouth and Harvard.
Anyone who went to Leede Arena on Monday night knew who was in control of the basketball game between Dartmouth and Harvard.
A look at the team that plays with paddles but no cups
Losing streak snapped at seven as the Big Green exacts revenge
Lowest goals against average in league gets her two honors
The women's basketball team kicked off their '97-98 campaign in Southern style, playing in the Ivy-Southern Challenge in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Saturday and Sunday.
The Dartmouth women's cross country team made history yesterday, cruising to fourth place at the NCAA Championships. Hosted at Furman University, the Big Green bettered last years fifth place finish with great running by Jenna Rogers '98 and Anne Devlin '99 leading the way.
Laibow leads charge with double-double
The typical freshman athlete is often considered inexperienced compared to upperclassmen counterparts.
It looms behind the north end zone, framing one of the more impressive landscapes in college football. It will have the attention of every player, coach and fan in attendance at tomorrow's season finale against Princeton. Given the history of these two teams this season, the scoreboard will not provide much entertainment throughout the game as the two stingy defenses should keep scoring to a minimum.
After a week to shake off the disappointment of their overtime loss to Brown, the Big Green men's soccer team embarks upon the season that matters, the NCAA tournament.
Football: In a game all Dartmouth football fans will be watching, Harvard faces Yale in New Haven on Saturday.
Dartmouth wins season opener behind 33 points from Gee
Big Green return only one starter in tonight's season opener
Call it first period jitters. Whatever it was, the team that played the U.S. National women's ice hockey team in the first period last night was a completely different team from the one in rest of the game. It was largely due to this first period lapse that Dartmouth found itself down 6-0 heading into the second period.
The men's soccer team received an at-large bid to the NCAA tournament yesterday and will host Boston University in the first round Sunday at Chase Field. Despite leading the Ivy League for most of the season, the Big Green were forced to hope for a bid when their dreams for an Ivy League title fell short after a 1-0 overtime loss to league champion Brown over the weekend. The Big Green will be making their first appearance in the tournament since 1992, and only the school's fifth trip overall. "It was certainly nerve-racking," Head Coach Fran O'Leary said.
This was possibly the biggest weekend in the history of the women's hockey program. And tonight, it gets bigger. Enter the Brown Bears.
Twice this term the women's soccer team trekked to tangle with the Pennsylvania Quakers in Philadelphia, and twice they came home with a loss.
Men's Hockey: New Head Coach Bob Gaudet's Big Green open up their home schedule at Thompson Arena this weekend when they face ECAC foes Cornell and Colgate on Friday and Saturday night respectively. Dartmouth, who is 2-1 overall, is 1-1 in ECAC play after splitting last weekend's road-trip agsint RPI and Union.
No. 10 ranked Big Green can capture first title since 1990 with win or a tie over second place Bears
Dartmouh faces a familiar challenge when Brown brings its high-octane offense to Hanover this weekend.