Volleyball beats Northeastern
The Dartmouth women's volleyball team moved its record to 7-4 with a win in three games over Northeastern last night.
The Dartmouth women's volleyball team moved its record to 7-4 with a win in three games over Northeastern last night.
Jenna Kurwoski '97 has been selected as this week's athlete of the week for her stellar performance last weekend at Princeton that included four goals and one assist. Against the Tigers, Kurowski scored a hat trick in under five minutes, as she led the Big Green to a decisive 6-1 victory. Kurowski's nine points in one game erases the previous Big Green high point total.
The Dartmouth men's rugby team defeated the University of Connecticut Huskies last Saturday at Sachem Field. Led by captain Torbjorn Dimblad '97, Dartmouth went out to a 17-3 lead over UConn in the first 15 minutes of the match and cruised to an easy 44-9 win. The victory leaves Dartmouth undefeated in the New England Premier League in their quest for a third consecutive New England Championship. Fullback Mikael Morn '97 led the team in scoring with 24 points on a try, three penalties and five conversions.
The path didn't get any smoother for the Dartmouth field hockey team when the Big Green rolled into Princeton on Saturday for the start of a weekend road trip. Going into the game with a 3-2 record -- including tough, overtime losses to Boston College and Northwestern -- the team was looking for an upset against the nationally ranked Tigers. But the Tigers weren't about to let the Big Green even make this game close, as they scored five goals in the first half in route to a 7-1 victory. The Big Green just could not find their rhythm, as Princeton kept the heat on Dartmouth's defense, unloading shot after shot from inside the circle and taking a 5-0 lead at the half. "We just didn't play very well," Lauren Scopaz '00 said.
This past weekend, the men's tennis team began its march to a victorious season with a successful weekend at the Yale Invitational Tournament.
Undaunted by the reputation of Yale's golf course, the women's golf team traveled to New Haven last weekend and returned home from the meet with a sixth place finish and more confidence in their abilities. Competing on familiar terrain, Yale captured the title with an aggregate score of 646.
The women's tennis team kicked off its fall season this past weekend as the Big Green competed against Colgate and Fairfield University in the Dartmouth Invitational.
Collegiate competition returned to the rolling hills of the Hanover Country Club this weekend as the men's golf team opened its fall season with a strong second place finish out of the 13 team field at the Dartmouth Invitational. Dartmouth entered two five-man teams in this year's invite.
Kurowski '97 leads Dartmouth to 6-1 win with four goals
When the Dartmouth men's soccer team traveled to New Jersey on Saturday to face off against a Princeton team that was nationally ranked at the start of the season, they were fully expecting a battle. And that's exactly what they got.
Field Hockey: The Big Green went 1-1 on the road over the weekend. Saturday, Dartmouth was downed by a tough Princeton team 7-1.
The Dartmouth women's volleyball captured third place in a tournament hosted by the Big Green this weekend in Leede Arena.
While it may not have been the efficient dismantling of a Patriot League opponent, all that mattered when Dartmouth boarded the bus home on Saturday was that the Big Green had earned a 21-14 victory over the Lehigh Engineers to improve their record to 2-0 overall. It was a vision of last year's victories, trying to run the ball at every opportunity on offense while the defense was stingy giving up yards and in taking away the ball, with the offense converting turnovers into touchdowns.
Big Green look to make improvements after struggling last year
They had all summer to prepare for the biggest game of the year, but having finally beaten Penn, the Big Green football team must shift its focus away from the celebration of beating an Ivy powerhouse and focus on another team from Pennsylvania, Lehigh. Dartmouth travels to take on the Engineers today.
The men's tennis team launches into its fall season as the Big Green hit the road and head for the Yale Invitational Tournament on Friday. The Big Green are looking forward to a strong season, after a successful spring during which they finished third in the Ivies with a 17-5 record. "The team looks great this year," co-Captain Avery Rueb '99 said.
Field hockey rookie Lauren Scopaz '00 has been selected as this week's athlete of the week for her efforts last Saturday against Penn. Scopaz scored a three-goal hat trick during the Big Green's convincing 6-1 victory over Penn. "With so few upperclassmen, we've had to rely on the freshmen, and she has just done a great job stepping up into the starting center forward position," tri-Captain Kelly Hannigan '97 said.
Question: what do mad cab drivers, huge men in spandex, and the beaches at Coletta have in common? Answer: they're all things that the men's basketball squad ran into during their recent trip to Portugal. Every four years, athletic teams can travel abroad for preseason trips, but the men's hoops venture to Portugal definitely did not turn into a typical roadtrip. While basketball was a focal point for the Big Green, the trip was mingled with numerous other experiences that the Dartmouth men are sure not to forget any time soon. One thing the squad learned early on during their visit is that there is something that's faster than Kenny Mitchell '97 at point guard.
A young Dartmouth women's golf team finished an impressive fourth in a field of 13 teams at the Dartmouth Invitational at the Hanover Country Club On Sunday. Princeton's Mary Moan edged her teammate Laura Gilmore by one shot for medalist honors.
Dartmouth Volleyball may only have eight returning players this year, but the Big Green are already looking forward to a spectacular season. The team is now 3-3 overall after two invitationals at Bucknell University and Boston College. The new co-captains of the team are Janene Ashford '97 and Carmen Schmitt '97. Coach Ann Marie Larese spoke highly of the new captains. "They provide us with great leadership," she said.