Men's soccer falls in NCAA Sweet Sixteen to Wake Forest
By Nick Binder | December 1, 2008Chris Parker / The Dartmouth Staff The most successful Dartmouth men's soccer season in almost 20 years ended abruptly Sunday afternoon, when No.
Chris Parker / The Dartmouth Staff The most successful Dartmouth men's soccer season in almost 20 years ended abruptly Sunday afternoon, when No.
The Dartmouth men's soccer team received good news Monday night, learning the team had earned the 16th seed in the 48-team NCAA Men's Soccer Championship, after winning a share if the Ivy League title last weekend. Dartmouth (11-5-1, 5-1-1 Ivy) will have a first-round bye in the NCAA tournament. The ...
The Dartmouth men's soccer team received good news Monday night, learning the team had earned the 16th seed in the 48-team NCAA Men's Soccer Championship, after winning a share if the Ivy League title last weekend. Dartmouth (11-5-1, 5-1-1 Ivy) will have a first-round bye in the NCAA tournament.
The Dartmouth men's soccer team put on a high-scoring show with the help of its freshmen on Saturday night, as the Big Green beat Cornell, 5-2, in Ithaca, N.Y. Cornell's Matt Bouraee had a big night with two goals, but Dartmouth rookie Lucky Mkosana '12 did him one better, netting a hat trick as the Big Green pulled away for an important win. After improving to 10-5-1 (4-1-1 Ivy), Dartmouth kept itself in the race for a piece of the Ivy League title and a likely at-large NCAA tournament bid.
With its back against the wall, the Dartmouth men's soccer team came through with a big victory Saturday night, beating No.
The Dartmouth men's soccer team bounced back in a big way Saturday afternoon as the Big Green took a commanding 3-1 victory from Columbia University in New York City. Columbia scored in the final minutes of play to get on the board, but the late effort was not enough after a two-goal day by forward Lucky Mkosana '12. The victory moves Dartmouth to 7-5-1 (2-1-1 Ivy), while Columbia drops to 3-10-1 (1-3-0 Ivy). The Big Green is now in fourth place in the conference, while the Lions are in seventh place.
On a frigid Homecoming night, the Dartmouth men's soccer team lost its first home game of the season to Ivy League foe the University of Pennsylvania, 1-0, Saturday in Hanover. The loss dropped Dartmouth to 6-5-1 (1-1-1 Ivy), while the Quakers improved to 8-2-3 (2-1-0 Ivy). The Big Green is now tied for fourth place in the Ivy standing with Princeton, while Penn sits in a tie for second place with Brown.
The Dartmouth men's soccer team came up just short of what could have been another signature win, falling to No. 20 University of Connecticut, 2-1, Wednesday night in Storrs, Conn. The Huskies were led by forward O'Brian White, the 2007 national player of the year and Hermann Trophy winner, who scored ...
On a beautiful fall afternoon in Hanover, the Dartmouth men's soccer team sent the crowd home happy with a 1-0 conference win over Yale on Saturday. Dartmouth co-captain Craig Henderson '09 delivered the game-winning tally, his fourth goal of the season.
The road woes for the Dartmouth men's soccer team continued Wednesday afternoon as regional rival Vermont managed to take down the Big Green, 2-1, in Burlington, Vt. "It just was not a good performance by us," co-captain Craig Henderson '09 said.