As the school years of other New England colleges come to a close, Dartmouth club sports teams are wrapping up their seasons. Men’s and women’s ultimate frisbee competed in regional championships this past weekend, men’s and women’s club lacrosse both finished respectable playoff runs, men’s and women’s rugby continue to practice and play local club teams, men’s and women’s soccer fight to get recognized and gain field space, men’s tennis is competing with area high schools and the cricket club is taking on its number one rival next weekend.
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On Saturday, the Dartmouth Rugby Football Club first XV side finished its spring season with a 24-12 loss at home to the Mystic River Men’s Club, one of the better first division men’s squads in the Northeast. The defeat for the Big Green comes after spring losses to Boston College, 34-13, and the University of New Brunswick, and a win over Norwich University, 43-10.
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The second Green-White scrimmage of the spring drew a modest but lively crowd to Memorial Field on Saturday.
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Every year since the inception of the NCAA Division I Athletic Performance Program, the Dartmouth athletic program has placed near the top of the NCAA for the number of varsity teams with high Academic Progress Rates.
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The Dartmouth men’s lacrosse team lost its season finale to Harvard 13-9 on Saturday in a night game that was a fitting end to the Big Green’s 2007 season. Dartmouth appeared to be evenly matched with the Crimson in settled situations on both sides of the field, but accumulated mistakes pushed the Big Green behind by an irreversible margin.
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I’ll admit, if you had asked me only a matter of years ago, I would have told you that baseball was most assuredly America’s game. In hindsight, I’m ashamed of my youthful lapse in judgment. The days when baseball unquestionably held the distinction of being America’s pastime are over. There are a lot of angles I could work here in formulating an argument, but I’ll limit myself to a few points to make sure Hodes isn’t beaten too badly after last week’s one-sided draft “debate.”
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This past weekend, America was captivated by two fallen giants. At Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky., America lent one eye to Street Sense’s victory in the 133rd annual Kentucky Derby. Later that same night, America lent its other eye to Floyd Mayweather and Oscar De La Hoya, as they battled each other for 12 rounds at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.
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