The Williams sisters. The McEnroe brothers. Tennis fans everywhere know these two sibling duos for their Grand Slam tournament conquests and magnetic personalities. But Dartmouth students need not look beyond the Boss Tennis Center for two pairs of sisters that are earning some attention of their own. More »
College athletes are a vengeful species. And when an opportunity for redemption reveals itself, the competitor is swift to seize it. More »
The Harvard Crimson (6-1, 3-1 Ivy League) came into Hanover on a blustery, gray day, and rained on Dartmouth’s parade. The Big Green (1-6, 1-3 Ivy League), fresh off of its first victory over the Columbia Lions in New York City last Saturday, looked to continue its winning ways. Unfortunately, Dartmouth had to face Clifton Dawson. More »
Polocrosse Demo This past Friday the Dartmouth polocrosse team held a demonstration on the Green that featured two polo horses and a bake sale. As a club team, they are one of the first of its kind in the collegiate Northeast, while Duke, the University of North Carolina and Texas have also established programs. More »
After losing a heartbreaking five-game match to the University of Pennsylvania on Friday night, the Dartmouth women’s volleyball team endured a drubbing from Princeton in two road games over the weekend. After the losses, the Big Green (10-11, 4-7 Ivy) will head into its last home games next weekend looking to break a four-game losing streak. More »
It was not a good week for me. I soiled quite dramatically in both academic and athletic venues, leaving me with my journalism career to fall back on, which is never good for the old self-esteem. In light of my impressive failings, I decided to grab a few minutes with Nick Christman ‘08. A starter on the soccer team for most of the year and an academic hard guy, I thought I’d sit him down and see if I could pick up some life lessons, or at least a laugh or two. More »
National powerhouse No. 19 Harvard handed the Dartmouth’s men’s soccer team a bitter 3-1 defeat on Senior Day. The defeat ended the Big Green’s hopes of defending its Ivy League title and winning the trophy for a third consecutive time. More »
Ben True ‘08 captured his second consecutive Heptagonal championship on Friday at Van Cortland Park in New York, becoming the first Dartmouth runner with repeat titles in over 20 years. Despite True’s accomplishment, the day ended in disappointment for the Big Green men. More »
The No. 21 Dartmouth women’s soccer team, powered by two second half goals, celebrated Senior Day with a dominating 3-1 win over the Harvard Crimson on Sunday afternoon at Chase Field. More »
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