Jaeger '59 serves DCAD
Athletic Directorship proves rewarding, challenging
Athletic Directorship proves rewarding, challenging
"Here we go Yeti, here we go!!!" Now that's exciting. Or how about, "Let's go Big Green Woodsmen!!!" Or, "Come on Moose!!!" I don't think so. The Student Assembly of Dartmouth College feels that there is a need for a new mascot.
It was sibling rivalry at its best. It was a clash between the Big Green women's soccer team and the Minutewomen from UMass.
Jenna Kurowsi '97 is this week's athlete of the week. A forward/midfielder on the women's soccer team, Kurowski i the team's leading scorer and currently on track to becoming Dartmouth's all-time leading scorer. Last night against UMass, Kurowski scored the Big Green's only two goals, as she lead Dartmouth to the upset of the number 11 nationally ranked Minutewomen. To date, Kurowski has 12 goals, tying her for first in the Ivy League.
After a successful weekend touring New York, the Dartmouth women's volleyball team traveled to UNH last night.
The Dartmouth men's rugby club sailed through a tough weekend with flying colors, demolishing previously unbeaten Amherst College on Saturday to claim its third consecutive New England Championship and tying a tough Army team in a non-league match at Sachem Field on Sunday. Captain and flyhalf Torbjorn Dimblad '97 scored three tries versus Amherst to lead the Big Green in scoring Saturday.
Men win town of three at ECACs
Women win one of two at home
The Dartmouth field hockey team couldn't rebound yesterday after falling to the University of Connecticut on Saturday.
The Big Green put together a near flawless effort against Holy Cross by running a balanced offense that chewed up yards and the clock and coming up with timely turnovers to humiliate the Crusaders 35-7 at Memorial Field on Saturday, extending their unbeaten streak to 11 games.
When the Dartmouth's men's soccer team took the field Saturday afternoon the men in green were trying to stop a three game winless streak and get back on the right track as they prepare to tackle the most onerous part of their schedule in the next few weeks. Unfortunately they ran into a stingy St.
Women's Tennis: The Big Green women split 1-1 this weekend. On Friday, Dartmouth downed the University of Massachusetts 9-0, but then fell 5-4 to Boston University the following afternoon.
Chase Field played host to the Laura Kaczynski show on Saturday afternoon, as she single-handedly lead the University of Connecticut Huskies to a 5-1 win over the Big Green. The game was tightly contested until the Huskies struck first at 15:50 of the first half.
The third-ranked University of Connecticut Huskies put the brakes on a streaking Big Green soccer squad on Saturday as they outscored the Dartmouth women by 5-1. It was, by all measures, the toughest game yet for the Big Green. Since the season began about a month ago, the women's soccer team has played some impressive soccer.
The road trip to Columbia and Cornell is dreaded by all Dartmouth teams, but the perils of the women's volleyball team over the weekend is one for the books.
Big Green rowers look to build upon last year's positive results
Dartmouth looks for its third consecutive win over Patriot League opponents when Holy Cross comes to town tomorrow in the Big Green's final non-conference tune-up before recommencing Ivy League competition next week.
Augie Lopez's '97 right-footed blast with 2:20 left in the second half broke a scoreless tie, as the Big Green men's soccer squad snapped a two-game losing streak with a win over intra-state rival UNH.
Until the start of this season, the Oakland Raiders of the National Football League were the most dominant team in professional sports history.
After pounding Siena 9-0 Monday, the Big Green field hockey team kept on their now two-game winning streak yesterday afternoon, defeating the University of New Hampshire 2-1. While this match proved a bit more trying for the Dartmouth women, the Big Green dominated the Wildcat's end of the field as they outshot UNH 30-8. Weze Shorts '99 knocked in her fifth goal of the season with 9:52 remaining in the first half to give Dartmouth a 1-0 lead.