Cross Country looks to senior leadership
Four short years ago, the women's cross-country program could be characterized as average -- a team with some talent, but not enough to break into the big leagues.
Four short years ago, the women's cross-country program could be characterized as average -- a team with some talent, but not enough to break into the big leagues.
For the second game in a row, the Big Green field hockey team was unable to maintain an early lead, as Dartmouth fell to a tough University of Massachusetts squad 2-1 yesterday afternoon at Chase Field. Last Sunday, Dartmouth led the Cornell Big Red 2-1 before losing 3-2 in double overtime.
Dartmouth went into this weekend's New England Water Polo Association Championship with two goals in mind.
Quaraterback Jon Aljancic '97 is this week's athlete of the week, as well as the Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week, for his performance last Saturday at Cornell. Against the Big Red, Aljancic had a career high 321 yards throwing for two touchdowns.
Big Green must face two nationally ranked teams in final games
Field Hockey: The women's field hockey team was unable to overcome Ivy League foe Cornell yesterday afternoon, as it fell 3-2 in double overtime.
QB Aljancic '97 gains 321 total yards, 5th highest in school history
The women's soccer team had some fun this weekend. And why not? The Big Green were on top of their game; they had their opponents in their back pockets the whole time; and it was just a gorgeous two days to be kicking the ball around. On Saturday, the Big Green cruised past a sputtering Cornell squad with a 4-1 victory over the basement-bound Big Red. The lopsided score was predictable right from the start as the Big Green jumped to an early two-goal lead in the first 17 minutes of play. With 14 minutes down, senior forward Melissa McBean drove the ball down the middle and fed it to Christina Hallenbeck '97 in the box.
When the Dartmouth men's soccer team entered its showdown with Cornell on Saturday the Big Green held their fate in the Ivy League in their own hands. Their task was simple -- a win against Cornell would keep them in the driver's seat for the Ivy League title.
It was a bittersweet weekend for the Dartmouth women's volleyball team. The team had the pleasure of beating Holy Cross on Sunday, 15-5, 15-7, 15-7, but the match also marked the last home performance for senior co-Captains Janene Ashford and Carmen Schmitt. "This was a great way to end," Coach Ann Marie Larese said. Ashford and Schmitt are the only players to have seen the program's evolution from club to varsity status that has occurred over the past three years. "We have made huge strides individually and as a program these past three years," Ashford said. The win extended the Big Green's (16-6) win streak to a school record nine games and leaves them one win shy of last year's record total.
The women's tennis team suffered only its second loss of the fall season to Boston College Wednesday, 6-3.
The Big Green men's hockey team opens its 1996-97 campaign on Sunday at 3:00 p.m. at Thompson Arena with an exhibition game against the University of Ottwa.
After five weeks of play, the Big Green find themselves right where they expected to be heading into the season.
During the summer of 1976 at the Hanover Country Club two people who were to become a pair of the most highly respected collegiate golf coaches in the United States met for the first time. Bill and Izzy Johnson did not know each other before the National Golf Foundation Teaching Seminar held in Hanover that year, but when it was over the two had forged the beginning of a partnership and marriage that is now over two decades old. Bill Johnson is now in the middle of his 29th season at the helm of the men's golf program at Dartmouth, and Izzy is in her 10th season as the coach of the women's team.
The men's soccer team has been looking for something called consistency for quite some time now. Sure, it can win.
The women's soccer team was back in action yesterday afternoon at the University of Vermont. The Big Green continued their winning ways, as they downed the Catamonts 2-0. Dartmouth took the lead with only six minutes remaining in the first half when Senior forward Melissa McBean scored off a Melissa Roth '00 cross. "It was a pretty average game," McBean said.
The Dartmouth women's volleyball team improved upon its 14-6 record with a road victory over Central Connecticut State last night.
Freshman Lauren Scopaz continues to light up the field during her rookie season with the Big Green. Scopaz lead the Big Green in scoring with 12 goals and 27 points this season.
The Dartmouth field hockey team moved to 8-6 overall yesterday afternoon with a 3-1 dismantling of the University of Vermont Catamounts. Freshman phenom Lauren Scopaz again led the Big Green, scoring two goals on the day. In the first half the two teams remained even battling out to a 0-0 tie going into the locker room. "The first half it was more anyone's game," Captain Kelly Hannigan '97 said.
The women's golf team pulled off a competitive eighth place finish at the ECAC Championship at the Summit Country Club in Cresson, Penn.