Lucky Mkosana ’12 won the Alfred E. Watson Trophy as Dartmouth’s outstanding male athlete. Mkosana was named Ivy Player of the Year in 2011.

Big Green athletes honored at Celebration of Excellence

May 23 | 12:00 am

On Monday night, the Dartmouth Athletic Department honored eight student-athletes at the annual Celebration of Athletic Excellence in Leede Arena. The night’s highest honor, the Kenneth Archibald Prize, was awarded to Peter Williamson ’12 of the men’s golf team. The award is given to “the member of the graduating class who has been four years in attendance, who has been the best all-around athlete, regard also being had to moral worth and high standing in scholarship.”

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Sclafani headlines four players named to All-Ivy first team

May 23 | 12:00 am

Despite a heartbreaking loss in the Ivy Championship Series to Cornell University, the Dartmouth baseball team had an overall successful season, highlighted by its fifth consecutive Rolfe Division title. Last week, the Ivy League officially selected eight Big Green players as members of the league’s all-conference teams.

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Tuesday | May 22, 2012

Williamson places fifth at Regionals

May 22 | 12:00 am

Peter Williamson ’12 posted a six-under-par 207 to tie for fifth place at the NCAA Central Regional Golf Tournament in Ann Arbor, Mich. over the weekend. Williamson started slow in the first day of the tournament but finished his collegiate career with a birdie on each of his last three holes.

Vann Island

May 22 | 12:00 am

If you are reading this page, go ahead and pat yourself on the back. Not because you’re awesome for reading my column (which you are), but more because it signifies that you survived Green Key. To me, that deserves congratulations. When I woke up on Sunday morning, my mind was conflicted. Reflecting on the weekend brought a smile to my face, but I can’t lie and tell you there was not some part of me that was relieved to finally cross the finish line of the marathon known as Green Key.

Monday | May 21, 2012

Rugby falls to Davenport in national semifinals, 35-18

May 21 | 12:00 am

The Dartmouth men’s rugby team traveled to Sandy, Utah over the weekend to participate in the semifinals of the Emirates Airline Collegiate Division I-AA National Championship in the team’s first Final Four appearance since 1988, but the Big Green was unable to advance to Saturday’s national championship game after losing to eventual champion Davenport University, 35-18, in Friday’s semifinal game.

Men’s heavyweight crew swept by Syracuse in Packard Cup

May 21 | 12:00 am

The Dartmouth men’s heavyweight crew team, ranked No. 15 nationally, battled No. 8 Syracuse University in a race for the Packard Cup early Sunday morning on the Connecticut River. Despite a few close races, Syracuse managed to sweep the Big Green, beating Dartmouth’s first varsity eight, second varsity eight, third varsity four and freshman eight boats. Syracuse claimed its third consecutive Packard Cup with the victory in the first varsity eight race.

Friday | May 18, 2012

Meghan Everett balances two teams

May 18 | 12:00 am

After finishing her senior year of high school, Meghan Everett ’12 couldn’t choose which sport she liked better, softball or field hockey. So Everett, who was recruited to play softball for the Big Green, approached field hockey head coach Amy Fowler and asked if she could play both. Fowler said yes, and now, four years later, Everett has concluded a successful career as a member of both teams.

Men’s crew to host Syracuse Sunday

May 18 | 12:00 am

The Dartmouth heavyweight crew team will host its last home meet of the season over Green Key weekend. The Big Green will welcome Syracuse University to Hanover as the two teams compete for the Packard Cup on Sunday. The Dartmouth squad last won the Cup in 2009.

Hollisto’s World

May 18 | 12:00 am

I’ve been watching a lot of “Mad Men” recently, and I’ve started to notice a few things. First, Don Draper is an absolute boss. If you disagree, consider this: Don Draper played “Tomorrow Never Knows” by The Beatles at the end of an episode this season. This one song cost AMC $250,000 in fees for the rights. Only Don Draper can force his network to spend $250,000 for two minutes of footage and get away with it.

Thursday | May 17, 2012

Men’s rugby set to face Davenport in national semifinal

May 17 | 12:00 am

The Dartmouth men’s rugby team will travel to Sandy, Utah this Friday for its Final Four matchup against Davenport University in the 2012 Emirates Airline USA Rugby Men’s Division I-AA National Championship. The game marks the first time the Big Green has reached the Final Four since 1988.

Women’s soccer refuels with seven incoming ’16 recruits

May 17 | 12:00 am

Dartmouth women’s soccer head coach Theresa Wagner recently announced the recruitment of seven new players that will join the Big Green in the fall. The new additions hail from five different states and one Canadian province. The Class of 2016 is comprised of three defensive players, one defensive midfielder, two forward midfielders and one attacker.

Wednesday | May 16, 2012

Men’s soccer looks to defend Ivy League championship

May 16 | 12:00 am

Seeking to repeat its Ivy League championship season from 2011, the Dartmouth men’s soccer team will add six members of the Class of 2016 to the team this fall. The Big Green will add goalie Stefan Cleveland ’16, forward/midfielder Alberto Gorini ’16, defender/midfielder Emory Orr ’16, defensive midfielder Sam Rosen ’16, forward Elijah Soko ’16 and midfielder Sten Stray-Gundersen ’16 — a group that encompasses four states and three countries — to its returning players, who have been training all spring to continue the program’s success.

Women’s rugby wraps up spring season, hosts Cully’s Run

May 16 | 12:00 am

The Dartmouth women’s rugby team wrapped up its season with a last-minute 19-14 loss to Middlebury College on May 5. The weekend coincided with the fourth annual Cully’s Run, a five-kilometer trail event hosted by the women’s rugby team in honor of late Big Green rugby player Katy Cullinan ’08 to raise awareness about eating disorders and suicide prevention.

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