Women's hoops falls to Siena, 82-74
By Jonathan A. Lee | November 17, 1998Junior Courtney Banghart ties school record in losing effort
Junior Courtney Banghart ties school record in losing effort
Four seniors return to lead Big Green's most experienced team in years, schedule hightlights include Georgia
The Big Green field hockey team has had a streaky season to date, and yesterday's contest against the University of Massachussets continued the trend.
The Dartmouth field hockey squad experienced both ends of a 2-0 decision this weekend as the Big Green topped Cornell on Friday before dropping a non-league match to Syracuse University on Sunday.
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The time is now. If the women's basketball team wants any share of the Ivy title now held solely by Harvard, the Big Green must win their next three games and hope that the Crimson fall apart down the homestretch. Now three games back behind Harvard (10-1 Ivy), Dartmouth (7-4 Ivy) shares the second place position with the Princeton Tigers (7-4 Ivy). So the Big Green will be shooting for all or nothing this weekend as they head down to Providence and New Haven to take on the Brown Bears and the Yale Bulldogs for the second time this season.
It is the biggest weekend of the year for the women's basketball team as the Big Green look to break out from a three-way second-place tie in the Ivy League as they take on the Penn Quakers and the Princeton Tigers at Leede Arena tonight and Saturday. A Dartmouth sweep over the southern Ivies would be especially sweet considering Penn and Princeton share the second-place slot in the standings.
Difficult weekend lies ahead for fourth place Green who will take on the two teams tied for second
If you were late entering Leede Arena on Saturday for the women's basketball game against Columbia, you might have thought that it was a freshman team and not the varsity squad.