Dartmouth sailing concluded the 2026 Intercollegiate Sailing Association (ICSA) Open Team Race National Championship with a commendable fourth-place finish, marking the program's first top-four result since 2019. The Big Green, with a record of 15-10, advanced to the final four after a strong showing throughout the competition. Interim Head Coach Rebecca McElvain praised the team's composure and performance in crucial races, leading them to victory in several must-win scenarios. This achievement adds to Dartmouth's storied sailing history and showcases the team's growth under McElvain's leadership.
In men's lacrosse, Dartmouth faced a challenging season finale against No. 2 Princeton, falling 17-9. The Big Green initially took a 2-0 lead but struggled to maintain momentum as Princeton responded with a series of goals. Despite a competitive first quarter, Dartmouth could not keep pace with the Tigers, who ultimately dominated the second half. The defeat concluded the season for the Big Green, who will look to regroup and build for next year.
The women's lacrosse team also concluded its season against No. 24 Princeton, losing 17-7. The Big Green started strong, with Samantha Bennett scoring early in her final game, but Princeton quickly regained control. Dartmouth managed to score several times in the second half, but the Tigers' offensive prowess proved too much to handle, ending the Big Green's campaign.
In baseball, Dartmouth faced Princeton in the final game of their series, suffering a 9-2 defeat. The game remained scoreless for the initial innings before Princeton broke through with a series of runs. Despite a few scoring opportunities, including a hit by Tyler Sirchia, the Big Green could not capitalize, finishing the season with a 12-21 overall record and 7-11 in the Ivy League.
Softball had a mixed weekend, securing an 11-3 run-rule victory over Yale on Senior Day after dropping both games of a doubleheader against the Bulldogs the previous day. In the Senior Day game, Marilyn Beauvais led the charge with a three-run homer, contributing to a strong offensive showing that highlighted the Big Green's resilience. However, the losses in the doubleheader underscored challenges faced throughout the season.
Both men's and women's golf teams wrapped up their seasons at the Ivy League Championship, finishing fifth overall. The men's team, led by Tyler Brand, who finished 14th individually, and the women's team, with Hope Hall as the top finisher at 14th, faced tough competition but showed promise for the future. Both teams will look to build on their experiences as they prepare for the next season.
Football player Delby Lemieux signed with the Minnesota Vikings, marking a significant milestone in his career following a successful tenure at Dartmouth. Lemieux's accolades, including multiple All-American honors, reflect his contributions to the Big Green and set the stage for his professional journey.
As the spring season comes to a close, Dartmouth's athletic teams will reflect on their performances and prepare for the upcoming year, building on the lessons learned and the successes achieved across various sports.