Men’s tennis upsets Harvard, finishes second in Ivy League
For the first time since 1993, the No. 46 men’s tennis team (14-10, 5-2) defeated its rival, No.
For the first time since 1993, the No. 46 men’s tennis team (14-10, 5-2) defeated its rival, No.
As the spring thaw continued to melt the ice and snow in the hills of the Connecticut River Valley, the first through fifth varsity boats of the heavyweight crew team raced Brown University at home this past Saturday, the team’s first home race since last November.
In the women’s tennis team’s final game of the regular season, the No.
Stoic and engaged, Alex Adelabu ’15 raises his hand in the Rockefeller Global Leadership Program to contribute his own perspective on intercultural awareness.
After the softball team’s spectacular 11-game win streak ended in a 9-0 shutout loss to Brown University in the second game of the four-game doubleheader this past weekend, the team will look to play the final four games of its regular season this weekend.
While it may seem like it’s only just begun, the spring season is coming to a close, and most Big Green teams get their final shot at Ivy League competition this week.
In its first and only game of the year under the lights, men’s lacrosse took on another rookie program Tuesday night, routing the University of Massachusetts at Lowell 18-9.
Each spring, the men’s football team conducts 12 spring practices to prepare for the coming fall season.
If two weeks ago Dartmouth baseball was the king of splits, it has since become the king of streaks — winning 10 in a row, sweeping all of its conference competition so far and taking the Red Rolfe Division title for the eighth consecutive year with four conference games left in the season.
The No. 31 women’s tennis team beat Brown University (10-9, 3-3 Ivy) 4-3 at home on Friday and traveled to Yale University on Sunday, winning by the same 4-3 scoreline.
The men’s and women’s track and field teams split up last weekend to face some of the best athletes in the country at the Mt.
Matt Parisi ’15, shortstop for Big Green baseball, lives the kind of life that makes you doubt everything you know about physics — like a magician pulling out an endless chain of handkerchiefs from under this sleeve.
On the heels of two consecutive conference victories last weekend, the 47th-ranked men’s tennis team was looking to extend its win streak this past weekend as the Ivy League season winds down.
When the equestrian team met to begin practice for their upcoming Ivy League Championships after their competition at Zones earlier this month, the riders arrived to find that their saddles were without stirrups. “Normally when you ride a horse you have stirrups to put your feet into on the saddle,” head coach Sally Batton said.
In less than a month after leading the men’s basketball team to its highest win total since 1999, Alex Mitola ’16 has chosen to transfer out of the program and graduate early at the end of this spring term.
Men’s lacrosse broke its three-game losing streak with a 7-5 win against the New Jersey Institute of Technology Tuesday, ending the Highlanders’ debut season at 0-12.
It’s hard to believe, but spring sports seasons are winding down as teams begin to enter the playoff push.
During the summer of 2012, Lucia Pohlman ’15 was on a farm in Italy, far from Hanover and the rest of the women who would be coming to join the volleyball team at the beginning of the fall. It was there that Pohlman realized her passion for sustainability and the mission to maintain a healthy planet.?
Break out the brooms and call in the cleaning crew because last weekend the baseball team completed its first sweep of the season in a four game series against Yale University (10-18, 2-8 Ivy) — the first clean sweep of the Bulldogs at Yale in program history since the back-to-back double header schedule was instituted in 1993.