Volleyball continues emergency by defeating Cornell and Columbia
When you combine only four years of history and a team on a rapid rise to the top of the Ivy League, it's not unusual for new milestones to be reached.
When you combine only four years of history and a team on a rapid rise to the top of the Ivy League, it's not unusual for new milestones to be reached.
The Big Green field hockey team scored a decisive 3-1 victory over 20th-ranked Brown over the weekend, dominating play for the majority of the game.
While the football team narrowly escaped from the jaws of defeat at the hands of the Cornell Big Red on Saturday, the women's soccer team made their game look like a walk in the park defeating Cornell 3-0 and improving their record to 4-2-1 (3-1-0 Ivy) while Cornell dropped to 1-5-0 (1-2-0 Ivy). The Big Green are now unbeaten in their last four games (3-0-1). This game was controlled by Dartmouth from the opening whistle, as the first 10 minutes of the game were spent in the Cornell end.
Dartmouth rallies to beat Cornell 24-20 to raise record to 3-0
EQUESTRIAN: Dartmouth placed sixth out of 13 schools at the Colby-Saywer riding show on Saturday afternoon.
Football in Hanover? No joke, it really does exist as Dartmouth plays their first home game of the season when they entertain Cornell tomorrow at noon.
The Dartmouth's women's volleyball team stamped a big green "Return to Sender" on the Wildcats of the University of New Hampshire last night, sending them home in defeat, 15-7, 15-8, 15-5. "This was the most efficient match of our season," Big Green head coach Ann Marie Larese said.
Jaws were frozen in disbelief. Fans stared so hard at the scoreboard in disbelief that the little electronic lights bore into their brains, continuing to blilnd their comprehension.
As the line-ups were announced for the women's soccer game at Chase Field yesterday, it sounded like the Big Green was playing the Scandinavian national team and not the University of Hartford.
Former Big Green player Blasius-Knudsen comes to Hanover looking to prove herself
The young women's tennis team had their coming out party Sunday afternoon at Boston University's expense as the Big Green handed the Terriers their first loss of the season, 7-2.
Team hopes to utilize tournament as building block for season
Gretchen Mather '00 opened Saturday's women's soccer game against Princeton University by singing a beautiful rendition of the national anthem and receiving a nice ovation from the crowd at Chase Field.
Tie with nationally ranked Terriers boosts Green's confidence
Dartmouth may have dropped the contest to the No. 9 Princeton Tigers, but you might not have known it had you blinked.
MEN'S GOLF: The Big Green grabbed a third-place finish at the Dartmouth Invitational this weekend.
Offense accounts for five touchdowns as Green gain 388 yards
Big Green cruise through first three opponents before finally falling to Providence in final of tournament
Wednesday night's 2-0 victory over the University of New Hampshire accomplished two goals for the women's soccer team.
It's been a long offseason for the women's volleyball team. Motivated by last season's disappointing losses in the Ivy League tournament, the Big Green has been working hard since January to take this season's team all the way to the championship. The team continues its road to the tournament this weekend, hosting Dartmouth Invitational in Leede Arena.