Dartmouth's Big Green teams are active this week, including baseball, men's hockey, women's tennis, and more, as they aim for victory in various competitions. Baseball faces Bryant on March 18 before starting Ivy League play against Penn on March 21. Men's hockey participates in the ECAC Hockey Championship, while women's tennis kicks off a California trip. Additionally, lacrosse and golf teams begin their Ivy schedules and competitions, highlighting a week of intense athletic engagement for Dartmouth.

By the Numbers
  • Dartmouth baseball holds a 1-3 record from their last series against Navy.
  • Men's hockey is currently 21-7-4, tying the program record for wins.
  • Women's lacrosse has 20 goals and 19 assists from First-Year Madeline Egan this season.
State of Play
  • Baseball opens Ivy League play after a nonconference matchup with Bryant.
  • Men's hockey competes in the ECAC semifinals after advancing with two victories over Colgate.
  • Women's lacrosse follows a two-game loss streak, looking to rebound against Florida and Mercer.
What's Next

The teams will continue to engage in Ivy League play and championships, with expectations for competitive outcomes across all sports. The men's hockey team hopes to advance to the championship final should they win their semifinal match. Meanwhile, as the baseball team transitions to league play, they aim to maintain momentum and capitalize on past successes against their upcoming opponents.

Bottom Line

This week represents a pivotal moment for Dartmouth athletics as teams strive to solidify their standings in the Ivy League and set themselves up for the postseason. Enthusiasm is high as players and coaches look to build on recent performances and engage in fierce competitions.