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W Soccer - June 04, 2013

Women’s Soccer To Spend 10 Days in London and Scotland

The Dartmouth women's soccer team will travel oversees for a 10-day tour of England and Scotland. The Big Green will spend time training, playing and taking in the sites in both countries. (MORE)

W Soccer - June 03, 2013

Assistant Coach Brittany Cameron Named NWSL Player of the Month

Dartmouth assistant women's soccer coach Brittany Cameron, a goalkeeper for the Sky Blue FC, was named National Women's Soccer League(NWSL) Player of the Month for the month of May. (MORE)

W Soccer - May 24, 2013

Women’s Soccer Welcomes Class of 2017

The women's soccer program and head coach Theresa Romagnolo announced that the Big Green will welcome eight student-athletes to Hanover this fall to compete as members of the women's soccer team. (MORE)

Athletics - May 20, 2013

Athletic Department Holds Annual Celebration of Excellence

The Dartmouth College Department of Athletics honored eight student-athletes Monday evening at the annual Celebration of Athletic Excellence held inside Leede Arena. (MORE)

W Soccer - May 07, 2013

Women’s Soccer Celebrates 2012 Season at Annual Banquet

The Dartmouth women's soccer team handed out its annual team awards at its season-ending banquet, which celebrated the accomplishments of the 2012 season. (MORE)

W Soccer - March 04, 2013

Checking in From Rolling Stone In NYC - Emma Brush

Here I am at Rolling Stone Magazine in New York, NY. I have to admit that I love the city, which came as a surprise considering my devotion to Hanover. (MORE)

W Soccer - February 20, 2013

Women's Soccer Alumnae Participate in Soccer Without Borders

Several Dartmouth women's soccer alumnae will team with the Soccer Without Borders program and the US Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs for an women's soccer exchange. (MORE)

W Soccer - February 14, 2013

Hello from Uganda - Kelly Brait

This is Kelly Brait, checking in from Uganda. I'm a little more than halfway through, and I've loved it so far. I'm working with an organization called Soccer Without Borders. (MORE)