Men's basketball takes Ivy roadtrip to New York
"Cornell and Columbia, what we commonly refer to as hell weekend." Co-Captain Sea Lonergan '97 couldn't have put it any better when he described this weekend's road trip.
Men's hockey travels to RPI, Union
Dartmouth looks to keep momentum on its side this weekend as the Big Green travel to RPI and Union.
Big Green trounce Panthers
Women's hockey team raises overall season record to 12-10-1
Athlete of the Week
She can drive to the hoop. She can dish out the assist. She can drain the three. And she can crash the boards. Who is she?
Swimmers end regular season
Women finish 6-8 overall; men close at 2-9 overall, 0-7 Ivy
Track teams keep improving
Adam Nelson '97 captures third place at prestigious Millrose Games
Women's basketball sizzles past Princeton, Penn: Bess Tortolani '98 sinks the fade-away buzzer-beater to put the Tigers to bed, 62-61
The Dartmouth Women's basketball team converted two must win games into a pair of thrilling conquests that has propelled them into fourth place in the Ivy race. Friday night's 62-61, come-from-behind thriller against Princeton was done with panache.
Women's hockey slips on the road
Big Green drop weekend games to White Mules and Wildcats
Men's hockey falls to Cornell, completes sweep of Colgate
Dartmouth knew what had to be done this weekend. Going into this weekend with a four game winless streak, the Big Green realized they had to come away with some points to stay in the hunt for a playoff berth. After dropping a hard-fought 5-3 game to Cornell on Friday, Saturday's game became even more imperative for Dartmouth.
Over the Weekend
SKIING: At the completion of the second day of races at the Skiway this weekend, the Big Green took second place behind Vermont at the Dartmouth Winter Carnival. Vermont continues to dominate the carnival circuit this year. In the Giant Slalom alpine races, both the Big Green men and women had solid, second place days. MEN'S SQUASH: The Big Green, ranked sixth in the nation, set a school record for wins in a season on Saturday as they defeated Hobart, 7-2. In another match that same day, Darmtouth fell to fifth-ranked Franklin and Marshall. SWIMMING: The men's swim team fell to 2-9 overall (0-9 EISL) as they lost to Yale, Harvard and Cornell this weekend. The women's team also fell to the Bulldogs this weekend by a score of 176-199. TRACK: Captain Pilar Rodriguez '97 won three events on the women's side as several Dartmouth students stood out in a track and field meet at Leverone Fieldhouse this weekend. Rodriguez took titles in the 55-meter dash, the triple jump and the long jump. Meanwhile, junior Jenna Rogers earned an NCAA provisional qualifying time of 9:29.82 in the 3,000 at the Valentine's Classic at Boston University. At the Millrose Games at Madison Square Garden, senior Adam Nelson placed third in the shot put event. MEN'S VOLLEYBALL: The Big Green downed The University of New England, sweeping them by scores of 15-6, 15-2, 15-4.
The NBA's got problems
The NBA has almost as many problems as the number of times Patrick Ewing walks over the course of a game.
Big Green tracksters keep stride
Men annihilate Vermont while women rally for third place
Alumna to lead women's soccer
Blasius-Knudsen '91 leaves UVM to become Big Green head coach
Athlete of the Week
Senior Adam Nelson has a strange habit of throwing heavy objects and breaking things. Check that.
Army detonates Dartmouth
Black Knights blow the Big Green out of the water on Saturday
Women's squash falls to Princeton and Penn
The women's squash team suffered its second and third losses this weekend to Penn and Princeton on the road.
Men's squash ties school win record
The men's squash team hit the road this weekend on a three match tour which pitted them against Princeton, Penn and Navy.
Women's basketball splits on the road
A blowout. It seemed like just the thing to get the Dartmouth women's basketball out of their funk, but despite Friday night's 80-61 victory over Yale, the team dropped Saturday's contest to Brown, 81-73. Friday's battle displayed the Big Green (7-10, 2-3 Ivy) at their finest, with Bess Tortolani '98 pouring in 20 points for the Green, and Nicci Rinaldi '99 sinking 17, in addition to her seven assists. "We played very well together, and came out firing right from the beginning," said Courtney Banghart '00. The main difference between this performance and those of weeks past was shooting.
