Field hockey shuts down UVM
Dartmouth nabs back-to-back wins with third shutout of the year
Dartmouth nabs back-to-back wins with third shutout of the year
Men's Golf:: The Dartmouth men's golf team placed eighth out of 45 teams at the Northeast Intercollegiate Golf Championships Monday and Tuesday.
Big Green men's soccer Captain Keith Zadourian '98 has earned this week's Athlete of the Week honors for his goal against Yale in Dartmouth's 1-0 win last Friday night in New Haven. The goal was the first for the midfielder in his career at Dartmouth. "It was nice to finally get on the scoreboard," Zadourian said.
Head coach Kelly Blasius-Knudsen '91 and her Dartmouth women's soccer team did something to her former squad, the University of Vermont, that no other team has been able to do this year: play them to a draw.
Big Green unable to make up poor start on Saturday as final day of play cancelled by rain in Williamsburg
Picture it: ninety minutes into the match, your team has lost its first two matches and is down a set on the three other courts.
Playing some of the most powerful teams in the East at the ITA Regionals in New Haven, the Dartmouth women's tennis team performed creditably.
The Big Green rowers were unable to match the world-class performance produced by the winning crews of this year's Head of the Charles, held over the past weekend in Cambridge.
CONCORD -- Where do the loyalties lie when Dartmouth players are members of opposing teams? Such was the case this past weekend at the ECAC All-Star/US National competition, pitting the Big Green's current stars against their past ones. Dartmouth forwards Sarah Hood '98 and Jessica Clark '98 and defender Wendy Soutsos '99 traveled to Concord's Everett Arena to play on the ECAC All-Star team.
The men's soccer team came up with one big goal to enhance its Ivy League title chances as the Big Green knocked off Yale, 1-0, Friday night in New Haven.
The Big Green women's soccer team catapulted into first place and the driver's seat in the Ivy League race with a decisive 4-0 victory over Yale University in New Haven Saturday afternoon.
Mark yet another one down for the Big Green field hockey team. Dartmouth edged out a resilient Yale squad, 3-2, Saturday afternoon to move into second place in the Ivies and improved its record to 7-4 overall. Kristin Leadbeater '00 put the Green on the board first, as she scored 2:30 into the game.
Five wins, no losses. Unbeaten in Ivy League play. After their 21-7 win at Yale on Saturday, the Big Green sit in much the same position as last year's squad did after five games.
The Palestra. The home to the University of Pennsylvania Basketball and Volleyball teams. It holds 8,700 fans at capacity.
MEN'S RUGBY: Winger Dave Miller '98 and lock Drew Gardner '00 each scored two tries to lead Dartmouth to a 45-17 win over Amherst.
Race gives Big Green opportunity to compete against top teams
It was deja vu all over again for the Big Green women's soccer team yesterday as they were beaten 2-0 by the University of Connecticut who came into the game ranked eighth in the nation.
If you know that the football team is taking on Yale this weekend, most of you figure reading this preview is not worth reading.
On Tuesday, the women's tennis team buried UMass on the Topliff courts by a score of 9-0. The matches were hard-fought, but the result was lopsided as the Big Green came away with the sweep of the Minutemen.
Murray is Player of the Week Anne Murray '00, an outside hitter on the Big Green women's volleyball team, was named Ivy League player of the week for her efforts last week.