Women's hoops hits road for Penn and Princeton weekend
Difficult weekend lies ahead for fourth place Green who will take on the two teams tied for second
Difficult weekend lies ahead for fourth place Green who will take on the two teams tied for second
Last night Harvard swiftly disposed of both the Dartmouth men's and women's squash teams. The men's team took one match in an 8-1 loss while the women were shut out 9-0.
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TIckets for Saturday's game against Penn are still available
P. J. Halas '98, Dartmouth men's basketball captain and point guard, broke his career-high mark for points on Friday night against Yale by pouring in 25 points and adding three assists and two rebounds to lead the Big Green to a 70-68 victory. He saved an even better encore for the following night, though, when he tied the school record for most three-pointers made in a game with seven.
Young team is very optimistic about future after solid weekend
UVM's Gutterson Fieldhouse gives Cats home-ice advantage
As the weekend nears Dartmouth's women's basketball team prepares for two major Ivy contests. It is crucial that the Big Green claim victory in both games in order to keep themselves at the top of the pack pursuing this year's Ivy championship. Dartmouth will host Yale in the opener of this doubleheader weekend tonight at 7p.m.
The Big Green's momentous 65-64 upset of Navy last Saturday afternoon has finally given them the momentum they need heading into the rest of their Ivy schedule. This weekend, Dartmouth hits the road to take on Ancient Eight rivals Yale and Brown in an effort to sweep the weekend and even their Ivy mark at 3-3. The Big Green's only league victory came earlier this month against Harvard, but Dartmouth figures to grab at least one victory on the trip as they tangle Saturday with the Bears who are winless in the Ivy League. The Big Green will get a glimpse of All-Ivy quarterback James Perry on the basketball court as he directs the Brown offense at the guard position. Before they play Perry, Dartmouth must first deal, however, with Yale in New Haven on tonight.
After a tough time at the Concordia tournament last weekend, the women's hockey team looks to pull out of its slump with two home games this weekend. In order to hold onto its first-place Ivy and second-place ECAC rank, Dartmouth has no choice. This weekend the team will meet two teams it defeated just two weeks ago.
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Squash and swimming defeat rivals from the state of Vermont
LOWELL, Mass., Jan. 27 -- It was a night of milestones for the Dartmouth men's hockey team tonight, as the Big Green came into the brand-new Paul E.
Viele '98 wins men's slalom as men capture second
Defenseman Dave Risk '99 came into the weekend with four points in 14 games on the season. He doubled his season total by scoring two assists in each of the Big Green's home games this weekend. Risk earned his first two points of the weekend in a heartbreaking 4-3 loss to Clarkson and then followed up his performance with two more the next night against the St.
The women's squash team came through with an 8-1 victory at Amherst yesterday, but the men were shut out 9-0.
Dartmouth sports fans enjoy a break from the monotony of the Ivy League schedules, as the Big Green take on a slew of non-conference opponents this weekend.
As the Dartmouth College and University of Vermont men's basketball teams walked onto the court last night at Leede Arena, the game looked like a complete mismatch.
The setting -- a living room. The actors -- friends and family. The reason for gathering -- The Super Bowl.