Women’s Hockey
The Big Green women’s hockey swept Colgate in the first round of the Eastern College Athletic Conference’s postseason hockey tournament with a 4-3 victory on Friday, followed by a 4-2 win on Saturday. More »
Monday, March 03, 2008
Men’s Hockey
The Dartmouth men’s hockey team suffered a lopsided loss at the hands of one of its fiercest rivals, but rebounded to get a win in its last home game, giving the Big Green some momentum heading into the Eastern College Athletic Conference hockey league playoffs. The Big Green wrapped up its regular season on the road, earning a split against Cornell and Colgate. Dartmouth lost big to the Big Red on Friday, 6-0, but came back to earn a 5-2 victory over the Raiders to spoil Colgate’s senior night. More »
Men’s hoops goes 1-1 on weekend as Cornell wins Ivies
This season Dartmouth has seen three different versions of the Big Green men’s basketball team: one that cannot beat anybody, one that can play with anybody but cannot pull out the close win, and one that can beat any conference team at home or on the road. This past weekend saw the latter two Big Green teams in the team’s road loss to Ivy champion Cornell 75-59 and its dominating road win against Columbia, the third best team in the Ivy League, 63-48. More »
Women’s hoops upsets Cornell, stays alive in title hunt
Prior to this weekend, Dartmouth’s women’s basketball team sat in third place, two games back from the Ivy League lead with hopes of an Ivy title quickly fading. But after a 46-44 victory from behind over Cornell on Friday and 59-41 over Columbia on Saturday, coupled with Harvard’s 51-48 win over the Big Red, Dartmouth is now in second place in the conference — only one game behind with two games left in the season. More »
Women’s lacrosse bounces back with two early-season wins
The No. 17 Dartmouth women’s lacrosse team rebounded from last week’s 18-5 loss to Syracuse to win two games against tough opponents this week. More »
Women’s swimming breaks eight school records at Ivies
The Dartmouth women’s swimming and diving team’s season finished its season this past weekend at the Women’s Ivy League Championship held in Princeton, N.J. Dartmouth came in seventh place in the meet with 624 points, just 19 points behind sixth-place Brown. More »
Toe to Toe: Hodes versus Schmidley (Schmidley)
Lately, there’s been a profusion of boxing versus mixed-martial arts debates circulating around the sports world. As a die-hard fan of neither, I am largely disinterested when debating the merits of the two sports. More »
Toe to Toe: Hodes versus Schmidley (Hodes)
Just a century ago, boxing was the biggest sport this side of the Atlantic. The U.S. has given rise to some of sport’s biggest stars: Rocky Marciano, Joe Louis, Muhammad Ali. These are figures that represent all that is right with the sport. And yet, the sport that produced these titans is officially on life-support. More »
