Dartmouth College Athletics

1 week ago | dartmouthsports.com | Justin LaFleur

HANOVER, N.H. — The Dartmouth football team opened spring practice this week, looking to keep the momentum going from its four Ivy League Championships in the last five seasons. Week one featured three practices, including some time indoors in the state-of-the-art Graham Indoor Practice Facility, along with an outdoor practice on Thursday. Sammy McCorkle, the Robert L. Blackman Head Football Coach, was happy after day one.

1 week ago | dartmouthsports.com | Justin LaFleur

NEW HAVEN, Conn. — The Dartmouth women's rowing team, ranked 21st in the latest Pocock CRCA Poll, hung tough against No. 6 Yale on Saturday, but fell short against the Bulldogs for the Class of 1985 Cup. "It was a really great experience for the team to go down there and race against one of the top teams," said head coach John Graves. "Overall, this was a valuable experience for our team to see what a top 10 team in the country looks like.

1 week ago | dartmouthsports.com | Justin LaFleur

HANOVER, N.H. — The Dartmouth men's lightweight rowing team put forth a strong effort against top-ranked and defending national champion Harvard, but the Crimson were victorious in all three races on a snowy Saturday morning in Hanover to capture the Biglin Bowl. "Really tough 'Welcome to the Woods' conditions for the Crimson up here," said Dartmouth head coach Trevor Michelson. "We got snow, we got flow, we got debris in the river.

1 week ago | dartmouthsports.com | Justin LaFleur

BOSTON — The Dartmouth men's heavyweight rowing team put forth another strong effort on Saturday in sweeping racing against Boston University. The Big Green were victorious in all three races of the morning, capturing the Bill Cup with their varsity eight victory. "I thought it was a good team performance," said Wyatt Allen, Betsy and Mark Gates 1959 Head Coach of Men's Heavyweight Rowing. "I was glad to see our lower boats take a step forward. That was a big positive in challenging conditions.

2 weeks ago | dartmouthsports.com | Justin LaFleur

HANOVER, N.H. — After the Dartmouth football team put a close to the 2024 season with its annual banquet on Sunday, the Big Green are set to turn the chapter to 2025 on Tuesday when they begin spring practice. The spring will feature four weeks of practice, with one off week in late April, with sessions on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Practices will be held at Buddy Teevens Stadium at Memorial Field and are set for 5-7 p.m. on Tuesdays/Thursdays and 10 a.m.-12 p.m. on Saturdays.