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Yale Moves into Third Place in the Ivies
An awesome attacking display today for the Yale women scoring 12 tries. Yale 80 UPenn 26! Amazing effort from the team @YaleRugby @IvyRugby #progress.
Yale Scorers (12 tries, 5 Cons)
Alex Mayo (x3)
Eshe Sherley (x2)
Angela Henderson (x 2)
Rebecca Connelly (x 2)
Yetunde Meroe
Michelle Jones
Alina Yaman
Elissa Ceballos-Countryman (all conversions)
Sarah Gavis-Hughson
Big Green Stays Strong Defeats Brown
Dartmouth cruised to a well earned victory scoring the first seven trys of the contest before Brown got on the scoreboard.
At the half it was 47-5 Dartmouth. Brown found their groove in the second half, dotting down four times and nearly keeping pace with Big Green, scoring 24 to Dartmouth's 27. In the end though it was not nearly enough as the game finished with a 72-29 Dartmouth victory.
Dartmouth's 2nd XV plays three 30-minute periods vs. Brown, posts a 35-12 victory. Strong performances from Julian Johnson '18 and Andrew Robinson '19.
Dartmouth holds on to defeat Harvard 20-15
Harvard pulled off a second half comeback scoring 2 trys but it wasn't enough as Dartmouth held on to win at homecoming.
The Big Green led by as many as 15 in the second half and managed to hold off a Crimson comeback bid in the final minute to improve to 4-1 overall this season and 4-0 in conference games. Two second-half tries from Alex Stendahl proved to be crucial as they produced the only Big Green points of the half.
Brown Scores 90 defeats Columbia
Brown scored early and often to defeat Columbia. Senior Uzo Okoro was the top scorer with 5 tries and Becca Dahle scored a personal best with 10 conversions (20 pts).
Many Bears scored which was distributed fairly evenly across the board from SH Amber Reano '16 to prop Kebbeh Darpolor. Final Brown 90-Columbia 0.
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The Columbia women visit Brown. The match takes place at Marvel Field in Providence, RI. The men's team plays Dartmouth at 2 p.m. on Homecoming and Family Day -- a big day of rugby in the Beehive of Industry.
Ivy Week Four—Women: Big Win for Yale, Dartmouth Success Continues
The Yale women enjoyed their first conference win in three years with a 22-5 victory over Columbia. Dartmouth improved to 3-0 after defeating Princeton.
Posted: 10/14/2015
Ivy Week Four—Men: Dartmouth, Harvard Now Share First Place
Dartmouth made a statement over the weekend, soundly defeating Yale. Princeton proved themselves equal to Brown—literally—as the Bears and Tigers fought to a tie.
Posted: 10/14/2015Dartmouth Continues to Win - 23-5 over Princeton
@DartmouthWRugby moves to 3-0 after defeating Princeton 23-5. Dartmouth remains in first place in league play as the only undefeated team remaining in the Ivy Rugby Conference.
Dartmouth played much of the offensive in the first half and the Tigers were forced to adjust to their offensive game. Despite runs towards the try line, particularly those of Philomina Kane, Jessica Lu and Gabby Gibbons, only once did Princeton manage to get the ball down. Dartmouth used weight, strength and speed to their advantage.
Yale Wins - defeats Columbia 22-5
Columbia makes the trek to Yale for a fall fifteens match in New Haven. Yale defeated Columbia by a score of 22-5.
Quinnipiac University 55 - Brown Women 7
That's game! After an intense and hard fought game, Quinnipiac wins 7-55 on Marvel Field.
Brown played some BEAUTIFUL rugby. #brownpride
Brown - Princeton - All Tied Up
The Brown/Princeton game ended with a 15-15 tie after a highly defensive second half. Princeton’s Man of the Match went to Will Banes, a freshman from London. Victory in the developmental side match went to Brown.