Murphy '94 headed for Olympic Games
Not every athlete gains the opportunity to become an Olympian. Those who do are generally those who have trained and practiced in a sport for many years, often since childhood.
Not every athlete gains the opportunity to become an Olympian. Those who do are generally those who have trained and practiced in a sport for many years, often since childhood.
Scott Hapgood '97 tallied six goals and two assists to lead his team to a 15-11 victory over the Stony Brook Seawolves this past Sunday, earning him this week's Athlete of the Week award.
Team blasts UNH 20-10 after a discouraging loss to Princeton
Big Green takes fourth straight loss falling 17-6 to UMass-Lowell
Big Green softball flounders during weekend outtings; drops four games to two teams
With spring sports upon us, Dartmouth players and coaches again face the task of making up for lost time.
Ivy League rival Princeton thrashes women's team 15-2
Hapgood '97 leads men's team to 15-11 win over Stony Brook
The Big Green men's tennis team hosted its first two home meets of the spring season this weekend at Leverone Field House, winning impressively against St.
Big Green record falls to 1-10 after losses to Hartford
Disappointing spring trips teach rugby teams how to succeed
Soon the only white objects to be sailing through the Hanover sky will be the precision-aimed Titleists of the Dartmouth men's golf squad. Though still young and lacking experience, the team hopes to improve on its respectable fall showing. The team returned from a spring trip in Panama City, Florida, where beautiful weather, good golf and an occasional bungee jump prevailed. "[The trip was a] great chance for the team to come back together," Jay Lavender '98 said. "The team is now set," co-Captain Mackenzie Hurd '98 said.
As the baseball team kicks off their season in search of their first Ivy League title since 1987, it is obvious that the team will need to rely on the stellar play and leadership of captains Greg Gilmer '96 and Jake Isler '96. "I really have no individual goals this season," Gilmer said.
Winter's cold has begun to give way to spring's warmth and the ice that once covered the Connecticut River now has melted away.
Yesterday's cold weather had little effect on the "intensity" of the women's lacrosse team as they extended their winning streak to three games by defeating Boston College 10-6 in Hanover. With the win, the Big Green, ranked fifth in the nation, improved their record to 3-1 heading into Saturday's Ivy League opener at Princeton. Leading 4-2 midway through the first half, the Big Green started to pull away.
Team takes sole win over Florida Atlantic, falls to four others
Puckett '94 clinches personal bests, takes individual title
Showing that the work against tough schools in Arizona over spring break paid off, the Dartmouth baseball team shellacked Babson College 16-0 yesterday in Massachusetts. In their first game back since going winless in seven games against a slew of highly-ranked schools in Arizona, Dartmouth struck early and often against Babson, compiling 21 hits to only three from the Beavers. "I am happy for the kids.
Entering the season as the fifth-ranked team in the nation, the women's lacrosse team posted a 2-1 record on their spring road trip, defeating Richmond and Duke but falling to fourth-ranked James Madison University.
Riding a strong spring break performance all the way back to Hanover, the Big Green men's tennis team is looking forward to another successful season. Winning four out of five matches on the 12 day road trip, the team posted its best West Coast record in recent history.